Amish Furniture

**Actual appearance (wood grain, texture, etc.) may vary from samples.

**Please note that colors can vary depending on what kind of display you are viewing them on as well as the wood species they are applied to. Samples below are shown on red oak.

Ohio Certified Stains

For a consistent stain and the most accurate color possible, we use OCS stains made by Valspar. Ohio Certified Stains ensure that customers buying Amish furniture receive matching pieces no matter which shops they buy from throughout the country. Minor variations will occur based on the wood coloration itself and the methods of sanding, spraying, and wiping. Ask your dealer to see actual wood samples with stain to get the best idea of the final result. When new colors are added by Ohio Certified Stains, they’ll be available from Dimension Four.

**Please note that colors can vary depending on what kind of display you are viewing them on.

Ohio Certified Stains

Ohio Certified Paints provide eight classic colors for customers whose tastes lean toward the traditional. Shown below, these colors approximate the results on actual wood. As new colors are added by Ohio Certified Paints they will be available from Dimension Four.

We use Benjamin Moore superb-quality paints exclusively. Why Benjamin Moore? Partly it’s their more than 3,500 colors. But it’s also their commitment to making the best paint possible. More than 100 chemists, chemical engineers, technicians and support staff work to make sure their formulations are best in class. So search the world of Benjamin Moore paints and find that perfect color to make your statement piece truly one-of-a-kind!

Go to benjaminmoore.com and click on COLOR > FIND YOUR COLOR.

**Actual appearance (wood grain, texture, color, etc.) may vary from samples.

Dimension Four can apply our finishing techniques to any of stain or paint color combination. So get creative—make your piece a unique heirloom to pass down to future generations. Finishing techniques include Standard (non-distressed) plus three levels of distressing—Heritage, Heirloom, and Legacy. Heirloom and Legacy can be applied to either paint or stain, but Heritage is normally applied only to paint because the effect does not show well on stain. Glaze accents are also available.

STANDARD • Our smoothest, most even finish • We may allow some natural defects in the wood if they contribute to the character of the piece • Woods are carefully selected to eliminate any undesirable defects

HERITAGE • Sand-through on edges of paint • Stain and/or glaze applied after the edges are distressed, giving it the appealing look of an antique piece • Note: Heritage finish does not give the best results on stains, although we will apply it on request

HEIRLOOM • Rasped, roughened edges • Dings and dents applied • Clusters of holes applied • Glaze applied after painting or staining to highlight distressed effects

LEGACY • Rasped, roughened edge • Dings and dents applied • Clusters of holes applied • Faux cracks applied • Glaze applied after painting or staining to highlight distressed effects

We use high quality name brand hardware from several distributors, including Buckeye Hardware & Richelieu Hardware (visit richelieu.com/us/en/category/decorative-hardware/1004221). For just a bit more we can provide hardware from other distributors as well.

KNOBS

PULLS

GLASS DOORS

RAISED PANEL DOORS

BASE MOLDING

CROWN MOLDING

FEET