Welcome to Millwest Amish Furniture, bringing authentic Amish-crafted furniture to Vermont residents. Our handmade furniture combines generations of Amish woodworking tradition with convenient online shopping and reliable delivery service for Vermont’s over 647,000 residents across major cities like Burlington, South Burlington, Colchester, and communities throughout the state.
Miller’s Furniture began when Harold and Betty Miller, born on Amish farms in Kansas, moved to Ohio and converted a small mechanic shop into their first furniture store in Plain City in 1994. The family worked together—cleaning, delivering furniture, and serving customers who appreciated the exceptional quality despite their lack of experience. Their son Keith spent 20 years abroad in poverty alleviation and coffee retail before returning with his wife Rhoda to continue the family’s dedication to quality furniture, outstanding service, and partnerships with Amish craftsmen from Ohio and Indiana.
Prefer to Shop Online? Most Vermont customers find our online store more convenient, offering the same quality and personalized service:
At Millwest Amish Furniture, we stand behind the exceptional craftsmanship of our Amish-made furniture.
Discover our extensive collection of authentic, solid wood, handcrafted furniture pieces perfect for the modern and traditional homes of Vermont:
From the Champlain Valley along Lake Champlain to the Northeast Kingdom’s rural landscapes, from the Green Mountains’ ski communities to Southern Vermont’s historic towns, our furniture complements both traditional and modern Vermont homes. Each piece is crafted by skilled Amish woodworkers in the heart of Indiana and Ohio’s Amish country, using time-honored techniques passed down through generations, and delivered directly to your Vermont residence. As a family-owned business for over 30 years, we’re deeply committed to serving Vermont with quality Amish furniture that reflects our dedication to sustainable practices and responsible stewardship.
We offer professional delivery services throughout Vermont and nationwide:
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A: Our authentic Amish furniture is made of solid hardwoods like cherry, walnut, hickory, oak, and maple, features traditional joinery techniques, and is handcrafted by skilled Amish woodworkers. This results in furniture that lasts for generations rather than years.
A: Yes! Many Vermont customers request custom dimensions and wood species to match their specific needs. Our Amish craftsmen can customize any piece to your specifications, whether for a home near Stowe or Middlebury.
A: Delivery times to Vermont addresses vary based on the customization of your order. Since each piece is made to order, not mass-produced, we’ll provide a specific timeframe when you place your order.
A: Absolutely! Our online store makes it easy to shop for handcrafted furniture from anywhere in Vermont. Browse our complete collection, customize your pieces, and arrange delivery all through our website.
Ready to bring authentic Amish craftsmanship into your Vermont home? Shop online or contact us today!
Shop Online: www.millwest.com
Call Us: 614.873.1932
Visit Our Showroom: 300 S Jefferson Ave. (Rt. 42), Plain City, Ohio 43064
Millwest Amish Furniture proudly serves customers throughout Vermont with authentic Amish-crafted furniture through our online store, continuing our 31-year tradition of quality, sustainability, and American craftsmanship.
Millwest Amish Furniture offers fast, reliable Amish furniture delivery across Vermont, bringing handcrafted, solid wood pieces to homes throughout the state. Whether you’re in a major city like Burlington, South Burlington, Colchester, or Rutland, or in a nearby town, we make it easy to shop Amish furniture online and have it delivered right to your door.
We proudly serve communities including Bennington, Brattleboro, Essex, Milton, Montpelier, Barre, St. Albans, St. Johnsbury, Winooski, Hartford, Middlebury, Springfield, Vergennes, Newport, Williston, Morrisville, Shelburne, Stowe, Waterbury, Jericho, Bellows Falls, Fair Haven, Swanton, Lyndonville, Brandon, Northfield, Hardwick, Norwich, Manchester, Enosburg Falls, Castleton, Essex Junction, Richmond, Windsor, Poultney, Ludlow, Johnson, North Hero, Derby Line, Woodstock, Hinesburg, Charlotte, Barton, Jeffersonville, Bristol, Island Pond, Hyde Park, Proctor, Pittsford, Chester, Cabot, Randolph, Londonderry, Cambridge, Peacham, Putney, Richford, West Rutland, Danville, Wilmington, Jamaica, Thetford, Underhill, Dorset, Troy, Westford, Starksboro, Roxbury, Rochester, Pawlet, Manchester Center, Groton, Glover, Eden, Coventry, Benson, Albany, Alburg, Arlington, Bakersfield, Barnard, Barnet, Belvidere Center, Bethel, Bradford, Bridgewater, Bridport, Brookfield, Calais, Canaan, Cavendish, Chelsea, Chester Depot, Chittenden, Concord, Corinth, Craftsbury, Danby, Derby, East Haven, East Montpelier, Fairfax, Fairfield, Fairlee, Ferrisburg, Franklin, Grafton, Grand Isle, Graniteville, Granville, Greensboro, Guildhall, Hancock, Hartland, Highgate Center, Huntington, Irasburg, Isle La Motte, Jacksonville, Killington, Lowell, Lunenburg, Lyndon, Marlboro, Marshfield, Middletown Springs, Monkton, Montgomery, Moretown, Morgan, Mount Holly, New Haven, Newbury, Newfane, North Bennington, North Troy, Northfield, Norton, Orleans, Orwell, Peru, Pittsfield, Plainfield, Plymouth, Pownal, Reading, Readsboro, Ripton, Rupert, Salisbury, Saxtons River, Shaftsbury, Sharon, Sheffield, Sheldon, Shoreham, South Barre, South Hero, Stamford, Stockbridge, Strafford, Sutton, Topsham, Townshend, Tunbridge, Vernon, Vershire, Waitsfield, Wallingford, Wardsboro, Warren, Washington, Waterville, Wells River, Wells, West Burke, West Fairlee, Westfield, Westminster, Whiting, Whitingham, Wilder, Williamstown, Wolcott, Woodbury, Worcester, and more.
With nationwide shipping and a seamless online experience, authentic Amish furniture is just a click away. Whether you’re furnishing a new home or upgrading a single room, trust Millwest for premium Amish furniture delivered to your Vermont home.
