After a long stressful day there is nothing quite as inviting as kicking back and relaxing in your Amish rocking chair. The stress of your day is gently rocked away and your mind and body can finally relax. There is nothing quite like an Amish rocker built by skilled craftsmen using techniques that have been passed down through the generations. These chairs use only the best materials and you will be hard pressed to find a better built piece of furniture.
An Amish rocker is instantly recognizable because of the unique design features. They are built of oak, hickory, or cherry wood and in many cases a combination of these woods. They heat and steam bend the wood to create the well known shape of their rocking chairs. Mortise and tenon joints create strong joints that are built to last. This attention to detail creates a chair that is remarkably comfortable with a contoured seat and back support.
You can also find different design styles to match you decoration needs. You can go with the standard design, child sized chairs, double rockers, and glider chairs which are a favorite among new mothers. For those who prefer something soft to sit on you can also purchase rockers with custom made leather cushions.
The Amish have also mastered differing styles to help their customer's better match their decoration tastes. You can find contemporary styles such as Mission, Aspen, Arrow, and Wheat Sheaf to name a few that can be easily integrated into your current décor.
For new or soon to be parents your new nursery will just not feel complete without an Amish made rocking chair. Its hand crafted comfort will make settling your crying baby to sleep a truly bonding experience. And as you baby grows into adult hood you know you'll have a family heirloom that can be passed onto him or her as they start their own family.
An Amish rocking chair possesses a timelessness that can be passed down through the generations. It is a singular piece of furniture that will add style and function to any room you wish to put it in and enjoy through the years.
