Relationships at the heart of the furniture.
Twenty-four years in rustic Amish furniture has taught us that the maker matters. Knowing the people behind a piece helps us understand its construction, its available choices, and the work that goes into it.
We bring that background to every part of Yoder’s. We work with participating Amish workshops and arrange shipping from the makers to your home. Your purchase and customer support are handled by Yoder’s; your furniture is built by the craftsmen who know these materials.
Our role is to connect you with their work and help you make a thoughtful choice—whether you are looking for one favorite chair, a dining table for family gatherings, or furniture for an entire cabin.
Rustic character. Practical experience.
We love furniture with the warmth and individuality of real wood. Aspen, Hickory, Black Walnut, Maple, Cedar and reclaimed wood each bring their own character. Grain, knots, log shapes and natural color vary, making each piece individual.
Our years of supplying this furniture help us guide you through the details that matter: measurements, wood choices, finishes, upholstery and how pieces work together. Available options vary by design, and each product page shows the choices offered for that piece.
We also offer outdoor poly furniture from our Amish makers, with a range of solid and premium wood-grain colors. It brings the same attention to your porch, patio and outdoor gathering spaces.
From the workshop to your home.
Yoder’s is an online-only furniture store, built on real experience and personal relationships. You can browse and choose from home, with our team available to help you understand the furniture and plan your purchase.
Free White Glove furniture delivery is included for most addresses in the lower 48 states, with placement and setup. New York City, Alaska and Hawaii have additional delivery charges. Production time varies by piece and workshop; carrier transit time is additional, and pieces from different makers may arrive separately.
We believe the care behind your furniture should carry through to the way you shop for it. That means clear information, help with your questions, and a connection to the people making the pieces you will live with.