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Buying locally-made furniture or furniture made in the USA is more popular than ever. Many consumers are eager to support local communities and keep investing their hard-earned savings into products that will boost the nearby economy.
Buying furniture is already a big decision, and finding a trustworthy brand that is also made in the USA can be more complex than some people may realize. Finding the best furniture brands offered near you can be time-consuming.
For anyone living in the Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana area, this article will help you discover some of the best American-made furniture brands available at Furniture Fair. We are proud to offer some of the best brands of furniture made either locally or within the USA, and we want to showcase the top five brands that we love to carry on our showroom floor.
Read on to learn about the five best brands of made-in-USA furniture. After reading this article, you will better understand where these brands are made, how they help grow the local economy, and why they may be right for your home.
In the quiet foothills of East Tennessee, England Furniture has been crafting quality upholstered furniture since 1964. Co-founded by brothers Charles, Eugene, and Dwight England, their goal was to be recognized for the industry’s highest quality and shortest build cycle.
England Furniture produces sofas, loveseats, sectionals, and accent chairs, which allows you to customize your living room seating completely. With England Furniture, you can create a matching living room set or match patterns and colors to make your own unique look.
So, what is the England Furniture difference? A dedicated and skilled team of Tennessee craftsmen and craftswomen who build each piece of furniture custom for your home and built to last a lifetime.
With over 500 fabrics and leathers to choose from, England offers the broadest selection and countless combinations to help customers create something uniquely suited for their home.
England Furniture produces strong frames, sofa arms, and chairs built with durable plywood reinforced with enough hardwood to ensure its structural integrity. England is an excellent brand if you are looking for custom furniture and higher quality at an affordable price range.
MAVIN has an American origin that dates back over three generations to the Winesburg Lumber Mill. Like in the past, all lumber from MAVIN products is grown and harvested locally from seedling to the final product.
MAVIN primarily manufactures dining sets and bedroom sets. Each set of table and chairs is built using heritage solid wood manufacturing traditions and modern technology to give you a dining table set that is the best of both worlds.
MAVIN tables and beds are made with solid hardwoods with no composite materials. The extreme care in processing comes from the fact that they know each piece of wood and its characteristics since it was a tree.
MAVIN applies 22 different stains and colors to multiple wood species during the finishing process. The workers then carefully apply the highest quality conversion varnish in a dust-proof facility and let it cure, avoiding oven-baked finishes and providing a finish with five times more protection than competitors.
Smith Brothers has origins in furniture-making going back to 1926, and their brand is known for high-quality, solidly constructed furniture. All Smith Brothers Products are manufactured right at home in beautiful Berne, Indiana, and the company employs over 500 people to make high-quality custom furniture.
Customization doesn’t get much more detailed than with Smith Brothers. The details are up to the customer, and with Smith Brothers, those details are many. Smith Brothers manufacturers use materials like hardwood maple, steel coil springs, high-quality foam, unique textiles, and top-grain leathers in their construction.
Smith Brothers produce over 2,100 pieces of upholstery every week. The large production volume is even more impressive when considering the 800 fabrics and leathers available.
Smith Brother’s leathers are selected from the finest top-grain leather and made to maximize your furniture’s comfort and style.
Many Smith Brothers products have customizable features, such as custom arms, custom cushions, leg style options, and skirt options for fabric upholstered sofas. The Smith Brothers catalog features over 30 frame options.
Smith Brothers is a great brand for anyone who wants high-quality US-made living room furniture with exceptional support cushions and solid construction.
Daniels Amish furniture is handcrafted in the USA. In north-central Ohio, Holmes County is home to the largest Amish community today, where the experience of generations of furniture makers has been handed down to today's skilled woodworkers.
Daniel's Amish features custom handcrafted wood furniture built with a nearly limitless selection of style, wood, finish, hardware, and size choices. Bedroom furniture from Daniel's Amish Collection is constructed from northern hardwoods, which are incredibly strong and offer stunning natural beauty.
Daniel's Amish bedroom furniture is proudly handcrafted by skilled Amish woodworkers using ages-old techniques to ensure it will last for years to come. Every frame bed from Daniel's Amish Collection includes 12 proprietary cast aluminum brackets and sturdy 5/4 dovetailed hardwood slats. It's strong enough to last, wobble-free, for generations.
Tops, drawer fronts, and frames of all Daniel's Amish case pieces are constructed from sturdy Northern hardwoods. Sides and some larger panels are veneers over cabinet-grade Baltic Birch plywood, which is incredibly resistant to warping and splitting.
Daniels Amish is a great brand to consider if you are looking for heirloom quality furniture with a uniquely American manufacturing history and sturdy craftsmanship.
Stickley’s motto is based on an old Flemish craftsman’s phrase, ”to the best of my ability.” Stickley has been making furniture under this motto since 1900.
Gustav Stickley marked his product with the phrase to assure clients that Stickley furniture was of the finest quality, every piece made with honor, integrity, and pride. Stickley is a brand brought out of the Arts and Crafts movement shortly after the Industrial Revolution.
The furniture designed by Gustav and others was focused on building furniture for life, furniture that is passed down from generation to generation. More than 90% of Stickley’s products are still made by artisans in upstate New York and North Carolina workshops.
Stickley products feature “overbuilt” construction methods including, Mortise and Tenon Joinery, Splining, Dovetailed Cross Rails, tongue, and groove glue joints, pinned chair joints, ship lap planking, bracket foot construction, quadrilinear posts, and quarter rounds, just to name a few.
Stickley furniture is a brand that values legacy, quality, and craftsmanship, and its collections are some of the highest quality furniture on the market. A well-crafted piece of Stickley furniture will gather cherished memories and last through to the next generation.
Now that you know what the top 5 American-made products are here at Furniture Fair, you will be better prepared to find the best made-in-USA brand for your home. You can now shop our showrooms with confidence, knowing that we offer brands that are built both in the USA and brands that support local businesses.
Remember that our absolute best quality brand, Stickley, is manufactured in New York and North Carolina and features a history of American manufacturing that dates back to the 1900s. Remember that England Furniture is made in Tennessee and features a wide range of quality-built living room furniture options with custom fabrics and leathers.
Finally don’t forget that the other three brands in this article, Smith Brothers, Winesburg, and Daniel’s Amish are all manufactured in and around the Ohio and Indiana areas, making them perfect for anyone wanted to support American manufacturing and bolster their local economy.
To get a first-hand look at the quality builds and attention to detail from these top five furniture brands, visit one of our many locations throughout the Cincinnati, Dayton, Northern Kentucky, and Louisville area.
