Wow very happy to come back here. What a store. I have had wonderful history here and coming back…read morethis time was like coming home and it was completely different than 10 years ago. It was even better! I bought a cool 12' windmill way back. It's still at my old house. I hope. I'll go see... Now when I think King's I know think unbelievable quality at prices that actually make you buy more. Not want to. Buy more. Happily. The value is stunning. My fiancee and my oldest son are working with me to redo two rooms. A den/bedroom up here at our place in Exton and our Kitchen at our townhouse in Raleigh. We'll share pictures once the rooms are done. We cannot share pictures of the artwork that is the furniture before the rooms are done because everything needs to balance around the furniture. It's that good. Lucille, Lamar, and Sam (I hope I spelled everyone's names correctly including Miracle Sam) ‍. Their service goes way beyond customer service. They helped us the whole time and we want the pictures of the finished rooms to honor them. Thanks for reaching out for my review Caleb. Yelp kicks Googles ass everyday. You connect Yelp to X and I can market for you. You could do it easy yourself. ‍ I can't wait to checkout all the other Kings stores sprinkled through the area. Cool business y'all. 5

My wife and I drove out from Pittsburgh to visit a number of vendor's showrooms. We'd already…read morespent time in Amish areas of Ohio. While various vendors (including online order sites ) do sell items made by the same shops, we value and want to reward (so to speak) the showrooms that educate, help customize, and allow one to see/feel/touch items of interest or similar-enough, in any case. Caleb was our primary point of contact to order two highly customized chairs, a custom keystone table to go between them, and one ottoman. One of the customizations was one I could find on no website anywhere for the manufacturer we had chosen. Caleb contacted them and navigated all our demanding requests with patience and cheer and, generally, in a reasonable time frame (we were erratic on our end a bit, too -- give and take). Our estimate was 2-4 months and we were called exactly at 3months. They held the items for several days until I could drive out, helped load things up, and just happened to have some fresh sweet rolls to share! (I loved that the kids were selling some 3D printed parts they designed in a CAD package just inside the store.) I trusted they had checked everything over and belive they had -- We got home and found everything to be absolutely perfect. Beautiful select+ grade QSWO, well-selected, constructed, and finished. $5200 for two chairs, the table, and an ottoman actually seems fair given the quality. These are our first non-IKEA or hand-me-down furniture items and we are proud to own them. We will be buying a new dining table and chairs from them in the future, no doubt. One note: My wife and I had forgotten her reclining chair had an internal lever that is sorta' hidden by the cushion AND also needed to figure out how the backs slid and clicked into place. While I'm a handy engineer and this was easy enough, I could imagine some folks might have benefitted from a little instruction. Perhaps that was not given as Caleb personalizes service, I dunno. As per another's recent trouble here on yelp, there is only so much any vendor can do with long lead times from Amish workshop partners. Given my initial experiences and interactions, I can can't imagine they would do anything but follow the Golden Rule in helping reasonable customers.

Highly recommend - looking forward to our items being delivered. Manage, ent at the store has been…read morevery helpful throughout the process.

I ordered four Denver Arm Chairs and was sent a sample of the Aged MX stain that I wanted. It…read morelooked great, so I gave the go-ahead to proceed. When I received the chairs the stain was a much darker BROWN, instead of the GOLDEN sample. I put the sample up against the delivered chairs and it wasn't even close. Snyder's said it was "close enough." So I have $3,000 worth of chairs stored in my garage, never to trust Snyder's "close enough" policy again.

My 250th review concerns our second big adult purchase after our house last year. My wife and I…read moredecided we were done with IKEA and hand-me-downs and it was time to put some real furniture in our bedroom. We first tried some local furniture stores like Raymour & Flanigan and Mealey's in Maple Shade, NJ. We have bought smaller pieces from stores like this in the past (like a sofa/love seat combo) but we were generally disappointed by the quality of the bedroom sets. Many of the sets were stylish but for $3,000-$4,500 we saw furniture made in Southeast Asia with particle board backs, veneers and usually no dovetail joints. We were also extremely turned off by very, very pushy salesmanship. We almost bought a set anyway but, in the end, we did the thing I most recommend to anyone spending over a few hundred on anything: we walked away and thought about it. Ultimately, we passed, which was for the best. We later tried finding some well-made antique pieces but things were either too expensive or just didn't work. Some pieces were very cool, but we could usually only find full-sized beds that were quite creaky. Enter the recommendation from a friend to look into Amish-made furniture. My wife did some thorough research and found about 4 or 5 recommended stores between here and Lancaster. We visited each one, picked out our favorite set, took photos, got a quote on that set, walked away and compared all the photos and quotes. Some things we learned. First, most of these Amish furniture stores are just middle men for the actual craftsmen. Second, most furniture is only available when ordered by your specifications, so we were usually quoted that it would take 2 to 3 months to actually receive the furniture. Third, most Amish furniture is not made in Pennsylvania. It's mostly constructed in Ohio and sometimes in Canada. Fourth, the styles are often simpler than some fancy modern or retro designs you might see in your common urban/suburban furniture store. However, fifth, the craftsmanship is generally way higher quality (all wood, dovetail joints, etc.). And, sixth, this usually means a slightly higher price tag. We generally saw furniture for about $4,500-$6,500. In the end we chose Alegacy for a number of reasons. They had several styles that appealed to us, their sales style was friendly and not at all pushy and they had one of the better prices for a bedroom set that we desired after collecting all of our quotes. Honestly, it was hard to be a good adult and not impulsively pick something that looked great. And, it was hard to choose a path where we knew we wouldn't see the furniture for about 3 months. But, we haven't regretted putting a lot of thought into this expensive purchase. We also decided to spend $1000+ more on Amish-made furniture because it seems like the quality will be worth the investment down the line. This furniture feels like something that could eventually be an heirloom. Down the line, we visited Alegacy on 3/22 and visited again and finalized our order on 4/26 but only received our furniture today, 9/8. We were quoted an "estimated build date" of 10-12 weeks, but it actually took 19+ weeks for delivery. Alegacy is only staffed by three gentlemen (that are all family?). They were always pleasant and not pushy. They took care of delivery and minimal assembly from 40 miles away for only $120. The delivery today was quick and smooth and both guys were so friendly. And, ultimately, I know that they cannot control how fast their craftsmen work. The three star review is a tough one. However, in the end, the furniture was almost 2 months late, they were an hour late for their delivery window today and ultimately they seemed a bit disorganized and not very communicative. When the furniture was 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks late, we reached out to them, not them to us. When they were an hour late for delivery, I had to call them, not them calling us. They obviously use a paper system instead of a computer system and each time I called they took down my number like I hadn't given it to them several times already. The three star review is because of this frustration. The furniture is beautiful and well-made. And, I wouldn't tell you not to go to Alegacy. But, I would say to not necessarily trust their estimated delivery date or their ability to stay in touch about the furniture you are obviously in anticipation of receiving. If they just stepped up their customer service as far as knowing realistic estimates from their craftsmen about build/delivery and communication this could have been a 5 star review.

In 1962 my parents bought a dining table and chairs, dry sink, and hutch from Moses Horning, and I…read moregrew up with that furniture. It still serves my mother as well as it did 62 years ago. When they offered to buy me a dining set in 2000 from Horning's Chair Shop I jumped on the chance because I understood modern furniture doesn't normally last 40 years. Since then I've taken up woodworking and I understand that Windsor chairs that cost a lot more money from other places loosen up and fall apart. But not Horning's chairs. These people are true craftsmen and if you're looking for quality furniture and you're within 6 hours of Ephrata you should make the trip and get it there.

I had a huge selection of items in their catalog. I took the samples and matched them with our…read morecolors outside. Their communication and service were stellar. When I received the furniture I was blown away by how sturdy and durable it is. The cushions are clearly hand sewn and super high quality. Great product for a great value. Far superior to what you get at big box stores. I'll have these for a lifetime and likely add a few small pieces to it. A+

Disappointed with the Quality - Not Worth the Investment…read more I purchased outdoor furniture from Casual Comfort by EG Outdoor Products through Leaders Furniture in Vero Beach, FL in 2024, spending approximately $11,000. While the furniture looks beautiful and initially seemed like a good value for recycled plastic, the quality has been incredibly disappointing. The biggest issue is how easily the material scratches. I bought a 7-foot bar with four swivel chairs (around $869 each)--and three are already badly scratched, despite normal, careful use. I also purchased six Adirondack-style chairs, and one of those is significantly scratched as well. The bar itself has been scratched multiple times and was sent back for repair through the dealer. When it was returned, it came back with new scratches in different areas. That's unacceptable, especially after such a large investment. For outdoor furniture marketed as durable, this level of fragility just doesn't hold up. The design is attractive, but the durability and quality simply aren't there. I can't recommend this product. It may look nice, but at this price point, you should expect materials that last--not furniture that scratches so easily.

Beautiful and creative wood furniture. The prices were reasonable. However they took my…read moreinformation to respond if they have a slab in the size I wanted and then never heard back.

I ordered a custom desk from Springhouse and I'm very happy with my new desk. Delivery time was…read morebetter than promised and I appreciate Anne's advice in helping to plan the design of the desk. Definitely recommend Springhouse Furnishings.

We had Springhouse make us a kitchen center island counter top. We wanted a reclaimed wood piece…read more Anne worked with us to achieve the color we wanted as we were very specific about that. We are thrilled with the piece. Anne was able to get us a thick finished piece that was also important to us. The finish is beautiful and is exactly what we wanted. We also bought an antique coffee table from Springhouse. It's a fun store to browse around.

Have purchased a number of furniture pieces from this business and have been 100% pleased with the…read morequality and design of these pieces. Highly recommended.