Wishes May Come True

How many of you wished for a white Christmas? Judging by the intensity of the weather we experienced in our area in December, it was quite a few, and you got your wish. That did put a wrinkle in our delivery and pick up system, but we tried. Two customers got their wish when they entered the Oregonian’s Furniture Fantasy contest and we’re bustin’ our buttons that they chose to use their winnings at our store. One customer thought it was just a marketing ploy. Your entry was not added to any mailing list, nor to try and sell something by phone. Our Kim Young was chosen Salesperson of the Year. There are at least 3 lines of dining room, bedroom, entertainment and office furniture from which to choose. Handcrafted by the Amish. Some pieces are made by Amish families after they’ve finished with their chores. When we visit them in Ohio, we can hear the portable generator providing their electricity, chug, chug, chug, chug. (Say it fast to get the effect.) Recently added to our office furniture has been River Woodworking, in northern Indiana, building computer, flat top and roll top desks from 1” solid hardwood in a variety of wood species. Paul Yoder learned the art from his father. Some of the desks have secret compartments. Any desk would complement your home or office interior. Consider brown maple: looks like cherry, has the price of oak. Then add a desk chair by F & N Chairs or Buckeye Rockers. It was our wish to have these beautiful items on our floor to show some of the finest furniture made in the USA