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Amish Handmade In The USA: Kitchen Island Buyer’s Guide
Are you in the market for a new kitchen island but feeling overwhelmed by all the options available? Look no further! This comprehensive buyer’s guide will walk you through everything you need to know to make an informed decision. We’ll even share some of the beautiful, full-assembled kitchen islands we offer here from Amish Art.
What are the benefits of a kitchen island?
A kitchen island can provide additional counter space, storage, and seating options in your kitchen. It can also serve as a focal point for your space, adding both functionality and style.
Handmade kitchen islands can also add instant beauty to your kitchen. See here >>>

What size should you choose?
When selecting a kitchen island, consider the size of your kitchen and how you plan to use the island. A good rule of thumb is to leave at least 42-48 inches of space around the island to ensure easy movement in the kitchen.
Amish Art offers premium Islands in a variety of sizes to fit any kitchen setup.

What materials are best for a kitchen island?
Common materials for kitchen islands include wood, stainless steel, and granite. Each material has its own benefits and considerations, such as durability, maintenance, and style. Amish Art offers Kitchen Islands made from quality, sustainable materials like Pine, Maple, & Marble. We also offer kitchen islands with a variety of finishes to fit any style!
Handbuilt in Small Shops
Each kitchen island is built in a small Amish workshop, not a factory. It’s measured, cut, assembled, and finished by a skilled craftsman not a machine. Drawers glide smoothly. Doors close flush. Joinery is tight. You can feel the difference just by opening a cabinet.
This kind of quality doesn’t come from an assembly line. It comes from someone who knows the work and cares about the result.


What features should you look for?
Depending on your needs, you may want to consider features such as built-in storage, a sink or cooktop, seating options, or a built-in wine rack. Think about how you typically use your kitchen to determine which features are most important to you.
The multi-purpose kitchen islands from Amish Art offer many great features like adjustable shelves & specially designed silverware drawers.
What is the average cost of a kitchen island?
The cost of a kitchen island can vary widely depending on factors such as size, materials, and features. On average, homeowners spend between $1,000 and $5,000 on a kitchen island, but prices can range higher for custom or luxury options.
The items at Amish Art will be made to order & made in the USA! You can share special requests with us too, so you will get the perfect kitchen island delivered to your door fully-assembled.
With this buyer’s guide in hand, you are now equipped to find the perfect kitchen island for your space. Happy shopping!
Are the islands delivered fully assembled?
Most are. Larger units may be delivered in sections for easier handling, but they’re fully built not flat-packed.
Is the craftsmanship really better than store-bought?
Yes. Amish builders use traditional joinery and solid wood. You’ll feel the difference in the weight, fit, and finish.
Will an Amish kitchen island increase home value?
Quality hardwood cabinetry adds appeal and durability, especially if it’s well integrated into the kitchen design.
Is Amish furniture really made by hand?
Yes. Each piece is made in a small workshop using hand tools and simple machines no assembly lines.
Is it durable for everyday use?
Very. Amish furniture is known for holding up under regular, even heavy, daily use.
What’s the most popular type of Amish furniture?
Dining tables, bedroom sets, bookcases, and desks are top sellers especially in mission, shaker, and farmhouse styles.