Clearly well-made furniture etc, but don't expect bargain prices since you get what you pay for. I…read morelike the idea of made in America, probably locally in Lancaster County. We had a hard time finding a parking spot on a Saturday morning in November,band the lot was chock full of trucks. Of note is that prices for identical items were several dollars less in other local furniture stores. Many of the staff are Old Order Amish. If you need a Dad area, there is a informational video on the Amish with 4 comfy chairs to sit, rest, and learn.

Amazing handcrafted furniture that you aren't going to find in a big box store…read more I'm searching for a Amish hex sign for my barn in Long Island. We drive by Peaceful Valley Amish Furniture and see lawn furniture out front, my wife says they should have your hex sign. I walk into, it seems like Amish Oz. Beautiful handcrafted, both indoor and outdoor furniture. We're redoing our kitchen and looked for a kitchen set to replace our 22 year old kitchen table. We've been looking but haven't seen a set we both loved. Well, the search is over. Peaceful Valley Amish Furniture, you want everything in the store! We looked at a few sets that we really liked, when I came across this set I knew our search was complete. We started talking to the folks behind the counter, I tell them we need one more barstool for a total of 7 chairs. I'm told, let me contact the builder and see if he has any more in stock. 10 minutes later, the builder doesn't have any more in stock but will make one more chair, just for you?! I think I love you... How cool is that, this wasn't made on an assembly line but someone from the area made the beautiful table and chairs by hand. Delivery, I'm told them only take cash. They called my cell a few weeks later and came to, I like to see people struggle saying East Setauket NY, haha. Sure enough, they came and put together the table. We love our purchase and cannot thank you again Peaceful Valley Amish Furniture for getting the extra stool for us.

My wife and I were exploring Lancaster County on Memorial Day about four years ago when we drove by…read moreBlue Ridge Furniture. Seeing that they were having a big holiday sale, we u-turned and checked them out. We are very stubborn about the quality of items we buy, and furniture to our liking we have trouble finding - case in point we had been using hand-me-downs for our bedroom sets for thirty years because we never discovered anything that we liked in quality, style, and at a reasonable price. As soon as we walked into the first floor of Blue Ridge Furniture we recognized the quality and beauty and artisanship of the dining tables and chairs and desks; these items are meticulously crafted at Blue Ridge's workshop a couple of miles away. Every item is made from beautifully grained hardwoods and stylishly designed to blend traditional and contemporary. We went upstairs and voila, there it was, the bedroom set style we had been looking for those thirty years. We discussed customizing dimensions with Sidney, the owner, who we immediately appreciated as a sincere and honest businessman and a brilliant craftsman. Although not inexpensive, I cannot say that what we purchased was expensive considering the superior quality and design, and we have been more than satisfied. A year or so after our original purchase I ordered a fully custom designed bed table of the same style to fit a narrow space, and Sidney and I corresponded by email on the design. The result was perfect.

The store is fairly large and has a great variety of furniture. We went there looking for family…read moreroom furniture and found something close to what we wanted but not exact. Tom, one of the owners said they can custom build to order. I drew up a description in PowerPoint and emailed it to the store. Tom's business partner Sidney called me back and gave us a very reasonable price considering the quality of the materials and the craftsmanship of the construction. It took about 6 weeks for the furniture (coffee table, TV stand and end tables to be built). The build quality is excellent and we couldn't be happier. About 4 months later we went in with a picture of an antique pie safe that we saw online. Again the Blue Ridge shop took the picture with our preferred dimensions and custom built it exactly as we had requested. They build furniture that will last for generations and were really interested in making sure the customer is happy.

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 was recommended to check this place out after family of mine purchased some good discounted items…read morefrom here. For those of you who don't know, this place buys out hotels' furniture when they close or more commonly update and they get the furniture at extremely discounted rate to which they pass along the savings to their customers. I purchased a king sized bed along with some other furniture pieces. I have now had the bed for four months and absolutely love it. The price...well, you just can't beat it ($122 for mattress and box springs). I paid $60 to have to delivered to Manayunk along with a couple chairs and some bedside tables. The delivery was one guy with a U-haul type truck and together we moved the items upstairs to my apartment. In my book this was a slam duck; definitely a place I would go to again. So I did. My most recent visit I decided to buy a couch and a sofa table (and have since bought smaller stuff in between). Once again I requested it to be delivered to Philadelphia. This time I was told they won't deliver for purchases less than $300. Now mind you, though they do have items that are more expensive than that (not much though), racking up $300 is not necessarily the easiest thing to do there. As I said, my bed was $122, I got a few chairs around the $55 mark, sofa table was $60, and the couch was only $38 (and amazingly very nice). I told them I would pay for the shipping as I had done before but they said it wasn't worth it. Hmmm.... I have worked retail for many years of my life. If I have a $5 sale or a $500 sale, if a customer is willing to pay all the expenses of the shipping, you ship it! It does not affect your bottom dollar at all (unless you refuse to ship and then it has a negative impact!). In a world where they are so busy it would make a difference and the movers time could be better spent on other things, I may get it. This is not this world. I was willing to pay the cost of gas, the guy or two that would be making the move, and the time it took. If it costs them $50 to pay for the movers and the gas to get there, I'd be more than happy to pay that or more. If it costs them $100, then I'd pay a hundred! Instead, they lost the sale and a repeat customer because in my book, failure to accommodate a customer is a failure in business equals no return business. I was pretty disappointed by this as this was definitely a place that had some good items. Now they missed a sale which doesn't sound like a big deal being the couch was only $38 but am guessing it was so cheap because it has been there for a while. They could have freed up the real estate in the store by finally getting rid of this and displayed newer items better. Missing this sale also means missing future sales because being a furniture store, I think have shipping accommodations is essential. I recommend the following to them: 1) Never turn down a sale because you don't want to ship it. At least make it an option and charge more if you have to. That is okay! Saying we don't ship under a certain amount just sucks especially when your big ticket items are so often under $300. I was not about to spend another $200+ on items just to hit the mark. 2) If shipping is an issue for your company because of manpower, vehicles or whatever, then get set up with a local moving company so you can refer a customer to them. Not shipping should never be an option. Say, "We have recently partnered up with "XYZ" moving company. We can arrange to have them ship the item for you. Would you like to get a quote from them?" and then YOU call them up and get a quote! These small and very easy things keep customers coming back! Despite this irritated complaint, the staff is friendly and the items are decent. There seems to be a high changeover of inventory (some of the less desirable stuff sits for some time). I would highly recommend taking at least one of my recommendations if not both to heart. In today's economy, losing a customer is just not in anyone's best interest.

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.

Lovely selection of statement antique furniture. Wish I had come with a van…read more I look forward to returning.

Have been here several times. New owners have fixed the place up and it looks great. Plus there…read moreare a lot of new dealers. Many beautiful finds and reasonable prices! The staff goes out of their way to help you find what you're looking for. Big, too - two floors - give yourself lots of time to shop!

First visit. Very helpful staff…read more Much larger than it appears with multiple floors. I will keep store on list for future visits. (There is anopther antique and home goods store next door. I'm not sure if the two are affiliated or not.)

Well built products. We have purchased several items here over multiple years and we are pleased…read morewith each piece. There is a large selection and some larger pieces can be custom built. The prices seem to be fair.

[1104] 6/2020…read more Anytime I am near Kitchen Kettle Village I stop by this furnishing location. There is plenty of parking. The staff is very friendly. There are a few buildings and outside space that has tons of merchandise. The furniture is well made and made to last. This place also had plenty of outdoor furniture such as adirondiak chairs and tall and short tables. There are also tons of country signs and decor for your home. I truly love this place. I'll be back.