The Best Amish Outdoor Furniture

Speaking of rocking chairs, this gorgeous option by Amish Tables is tough to pass up. The simple, elegant design is made for comfort, and you have several options to create a custom look that works with your home’s aesthetic.

Unlike other options on this list, Amish Tables offers nine types of wood for you to choose from - red oak, brown maple, wormy maple, rustic cherry, quarter sawn white oak, hard maple, cherry, walnut, or hickory. Each wood includes a selection of stain colors to enhance the natural wood tones.

Additionally, you have options to add specialty techniques, like distressing or burnishing. You add fabric or leather upholstery to the seat. If a rocker isn’t quite your style, but you love Aspen’s look, you can upgrade to the glider version with the same general elements.

Pros:
• Custom-made rocker with multiple customization options
• Classic, elegant design
• Contoured seat for added comfort
• Two delivery options with one that includes assembly
• Option to upgrade to a glider

Cons:
• May not be the best option for specific climates.
• You pay extra for some finishes.
• Eight to ten-week lead time means you wait three months or more for your piece.

If you have a patio and like to spend time entertaining, this dining set may fit your needs. Though this set is still Amish made, the craftsmen use recycled plastic, which means the table and chairs can handle any weather. Plus, it’s chic enough to work inside as well, so you could use it year-round.

This Amish poly outdoor furniture set features a pub-height table with matching swivel chairs that have a classic feel despite the modern materials. You can even choose from thirteen different colors to get the look you want for your space.

We like that this set has the classic Amish made look and feel combined with modern, all-weather materials. It’s a low-maintenance alternative that allows you to entertain outside in comfort and style. Plus, you don’t have to worry about rushing the pieces inside every time it rains.

Pros:
• Five-piece set features four chairs and a table.
• All-weather, maintenance-free material won’t warp or crack.
• Optional two-inch umbrella hole available
• Choose from thirteen color options.
• Minimal assembly required

Cons:
• Lighter weight than the wood alternatives may not handle heavy winds.
• Expensive for non-wood pieces
• Takes up a lot of space and may not fit on a porch or store easily

What is more classic than a farm-style porch swing? The rollback design makes for a comfortable, leisurely swing on any porch. You even get cup holders on either side of the swing for your favorite beverage.

This Amish made outdoor swing easily holds two or three people comfortably, but it’s not so large that it overpowers your porch. You can even hook it to a large tree in your yard if you prefer. If you want to swing from a tree or don’t like the gold chain it comes with, you can easily upgrade at your local home improvement store for a small price.

The cup holders add a little something that other products don’t offer. It’s a thoughtful upgrade that accommodates most cans and cups. We wish it came in different finishes, but that’s just a minor complaint given the neutral color.

Pros:
• Classic, rollback design
• Cup holders on both arms
• Weight capacity of 800 pounds
• All slats smoothed to prevent sharp edges.
• Includes hanging chains and detailed directions for handing

Cons:
• Only one color option available
• Assembly required
• Need to apply a weatherproofing finish to protect against the elements

This glider bench may be one of the most unique Amish pieces we’ve seen. A&L Furniture Company created a rustic feel by combining hickory wood planks with actual branches. The back, seat, and base are hickory planks, but they use branches and sticks to form the side rails for a one-of-a-kind piece.

Though this porch glider may lack the customizations you see with other products on the list, you can still choose between three finishes - natural hickory, rustic hickory, and walnut stain. You can further customize your look with matching accessories, like cushions, tables, and footstools.

One thing that stood out about this piece is that each bench is unique. The craftsmen make each bench by hand, which means they select, steam, and mold the hickory branches, so no glider looks the same.

Pros:
• Unique, rustic design
• Sturdy construction
• Weight capacity: 500 pounds
• Excellent customer service and communication
• Handmade in the United States

Cons:
• Expensive for the size
• Takes weeks to receive the glider
• Doesn’t hold as much weight as other options

Who doesn’t love relaxing in a rocking chair with a refreshing drink as a cool breeze rolls over you? This Amish-made, mission-style rocking chair would look picture perfect on your deck or porch, and it’s eco-friendly!

Like most Amish-made products, this rocking chair is sturdy and constructed with quality materials. Amish Casual used kiln-dried, pressure-treated pine cut into slats and connected with screws for easy assembly.

One of the best selling points for this comfy rocker is the finish. You can choose from four eco-friendly, soy-based stain finishes - unfinished, cedar, dark walnut, or semi-solid black. All four stains preserve and protect your rocker from the elements. Plus, there’s no heavy chemical smell!

This rocking chair is highly rated, primarily for its classic look and sturdy build. Most users report that assembly isn’t complicated or time-consuming, though getting the screws in may take a little effort. Most estimates note that it takes about an hour to assemble it solo.

Pros:
• Made from kiln-dried, pressure-treated pine to withstand the elements
• Choose from four eco-friendly stain finishes.
• Simple, classic mission-style design
• Weight capacity: up to 600 pounds
• Handmade in the United States

Cons:
• Assembly required
• Packaging needs an upgrade to protect the wood better.
• Potential quality control issues with stain colors