The rooms

The Art of Living Beautifully

Some homes simply have a way of making you feel you've arrived.

Willowthorne brings together the richness of traditional English country decorating: handsome hardwood furniture, beautifully aged colors, wonderful textiles, and those collected details that give a home its soul.

We've considered every layer, every proportion, and every finishing touch. All that's left is to make it yours.

A Fresh Perspective on Timeless Quality

Clean lines. Natural textures. Beautifully balanced spaces.

Alderwick brings a fresh approach to decorating without sacrificing the warmth and substance that make a house feel like home.

Here, modern design meets the enduring craftsmanship of solid hardwood furniture. A wonderful combination, and one we've already put together for you.

Walnut, Stone and a Wall of Glass

High on a ridge above the lake, a long, low house of walnut and stone opens straight onto the sunset.

Inside, everything is deep navy, ivory and warm wood: lean sofas on angled walnut frames, lounge chairs in a hand-painted indigo weave, and tables shaped like river stones.

Mid-century lines, built the Amish way, to order and to last.

Classic American, Done Right

Some rooms never go out of style because they were never trying to be in style.

Westover House is classic American decorating at its most welcoming: honest hardwood furniture, crisp fabrics, warm wood tones, and rooms that are ready for Sunday dinner and Tuesday homework alike.

We've chosen every piece to work with the next, so the only thing left to decide is who gets the best chair.

Coastal Living, Beautifully Reimagined

Forget everything you thought coastal decorating had to be.

Seabrook is all about beautiful natural materials, relaxed elegance, warm neutral colors, and the simple pleasure of a thoughtfully furnished home.

Nothing fussy. Nothing contrived. Just wonderful furniture and beautifully coordinated rooms that make living well look effortless.

A Beautiful Touch of Romance

Soft French blues, creamy ivories, graceful silhouettes, and delicate details give Belle Maison its unmistakable charm.

Every room has been thoughtfully composed, bringing together the furniture, fabrics, and finishing touches that make French-country decorating so appealing.

We've done the dreaming, designing, and coordinating. Now it's your turn to fall in love.

The Same Clean Lines, a Warmer Heart

Indigo Ridge's sister house catches the last of the light in coral, rust and spice.

The same walnut frames wear a bold coral-and-navy weave and a fine rust chevron, over a soft, nubby rug in ivory and spice.

Proof that one well-made sofa can live a completely different life, depending on what you dress it in.

A Home to Come Home To

There's something irresistible about a home that feels as though generations have loved it.

Applewood celebrates comfortable English country living, where beautiful furniture is meant to be used, rooms are meant to be enjoyed, and nothing feels too precious.

We've brought the entire look together for you, from the substantial hardwood pieces to the smallest decorative accents.

Blue Florals, Worn Floors and a Porch Swing

An old farmhouse, well past a hundred, with a wing and an ell, a big porch and a swing, and flower beds that have been tended for generations.

Inside, the wide dark floorboards are original and honestly worn, the walls are light and airy, and the blues and florals look gathered over a lifetime, never bought all at once.

Sweet cottage style, built around sturdy hardwood pieces made by hand in Amish workshops.

Small Rooms, Big Welcome

Low beams, a fire in the grate, and boots by the door: the gamekeeper's cottage was never grand, and it was never meant to be.

It's a home of sturdy hardwood pieces, sporting prints, well-worn plaids, and the kind of comfort that invites you to stay a little longer.

We've furnished every corner so it feels lived in from the start. Just add the dog.

A Certain Coastal Sophistication

Picture a beautiful old house overlooking the Maine coast.

Handsome wood furniture, rich navy, worn leather, treasured artwork, and the comfortable elegance of a home that never goes out of style.

The Place at Bar Harbour captures that wonderful sense of tradition, with rooms carefully furnished to look collected over time rather than purchased all at once.

The Warmth of an English Manor

There's a quiet confidence to a room furnished with beautiful wood, rich leather, aged brass, and colors borrowed from the English countryside.

Hawthorne Keep captures that enduring appeal.

Each piece has been chosen to complement the next, creating rooms that feel beautifully established from the very first day.

Good Taste With a Twinkle in Its Eye

Whoever said traditional decorating had to be serious?

Welcome to Chesterfield, where handsome furniture, spirited plaids, a little equestrian charm, and the occasional four-legged character live together quite happily.

We've taken care of the decorating. You just get to enjoy the fun.

For Those Who Dare to Be Different

Stonehaven isn't interested in following the crowd.

Rich aubergine, deep olive, ancient-looking timber, and wonderfully unexpected details create rooms with extraordinary personality.

But beneath all that drama is the reassuring substance of expertly crafted furniture. Because a truly memorable home should be as well made as it is beautiful.

Olive, Ivory and Tall Pines

The third sister house sits among the pines, and its rooms follow the forest's lead.

Deep olive upholstery on walnut frames, lounge chairs in an ivory-and-green geometric weave, and a quiet sage rug underfoot.

Calm, grounded and green, and every frame is built by hand in an Amish workshop.

Mid-Century, With a Sense of Humor

Picture a house that someone with wonderful taste has been filling with beautiful things since 1962.

Emerson pairs warm walnut and cherry with olive greens, cognac leather, vintage-inspired lighting and plenty of pattern. Mid-century lines, but nothing cold, sterile or ultra-modern.

Every piece is solid, real and ready to come home with you. We've even found a place for the brass dachshund.

The Space Age Called. It Wants Its Living Room Back.

Emerson is the sensible, sophisticated sister. Jetsonian is the one who shows up in a turquoise convertible wearing oversized sunglasses.

Boomerangs, starbursts and atomic art; blue-green, amber, celery and navy; dark walnut with dramatic splayed legs. A split-level that's optimistic, graphic and unmistakably 1960s.

Underneath all that fun is real Amish-made hardwood furniture, so the party lasts for decades.

Built With Pride. Made to Be Treasured.

Picture a grand old Craftsman at golden hour: a broad front porch on stone piers, timber brackets, and every window glowing.

Inside, quarter-sawn white oak, a symmetrical inglenook and an Arts & Crafts frieze, furnished with The Craftsman's Pride Collection: exposed hardwood frames, broad Mission arms and rich leather.

Gloriously, unapologetically Arts & Crafts, and built by Amish craftsmen in Ohio and Indiana to last for generations.

Rustic Without Being Primitive. Grand Without Being a Hotel.

Picture a handsome two-story mountain home of timber and fieldstone, with a vaulted great-room wing glowing through tall divided-pane windows.

Inside, an old Western lodge with just the right amount of Ralph Lauren: burgundy plaid draperies, a roaring stone fireplace and The Buckstone Collection, chunky hardwood frames with pegged joints in tobacco leather and a bear-and-stag lodge fabric.

It looks like it has welcomed a family for eighty years, and the furniture is Amish-made to welcome them for eighty more.