Trusted by those who value real craftsmanship

MADE TO ENDURE

Quality You Can Measure in Decades

If you are investing in cabinets, the last thing you want is to spend that much on cabinets that were rushed through production and built to look good now instead of last. We take a different approach from the start. In Amish and Mennonite shops in Ohio and Indiana, craftsmen begin with rough hardwood boards, carefully choosing how each piece will be used based on its natural grain before any cutting begins.

The joinery is cut and fitted by hand, the way it has been done in these communities for generations. A joint worked by someone who understands the wood holds tighter and longer than one a machine stamps out. Each piece is sanded, assembled, and finished by hand, then checked before it ever leaves the shop.

Three Cabinetry Lines, One Standard of Craftsmanship 

Custom cabinetry should give you options without making you compromise on craftsmanship. Our three lines let you choose how much of your Amish cabinetry is made to your specifications. Every line is built from solid hardwood and shaped by hand. The difference is customization, never the craftsmanship behind it.

Custom Cabinets

  • Fully built to match your exact space
  • Unlimited door styles, finishes & layouts
  • Designed in precise increments for perfect fit
  • Premium soft-close hardware & upgrades
  • Built by Amish craftsmen using solid wood
  • Ideal for high-end remodels & unique layouts
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Semi-Custom Cabinets

  • Flexible sizing with more layout control
  • Wide range of styles, finishes & upgrades
  • Faster lead times than fully custom options
  • Balance between customization & efficiency
  • Solid wood construction with quality hardware
  • Ideal for most kitchens & standard remodels
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Stock Cabinets

  • Pre-built sizes available for faster delivery
  • Popular styles & finish combinations ready
  • Most cost-effective cabinet option available
  • Reliable construction with standard features
  • Great for straightforward layouts & timelines
  • Ideal for quick updates or budget projects
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BUILT FOR DECADES OF DAILY USE

Tired of Replacing Cabinets That Fall Apart?

You have probably seen it happen, in your own home or someone else's. The doors start to sag, a drawer bottom drops out, the finish bubbles near the sink, and cabinets that looked fine five years ago suddenly look tired. 

That is what happens when a cabinet is made from particleboard and held together with staples and glue.

Our Amish custom cabinetry is the answer to that frustration. Built from solid hardwood with traditional joinery, it does not swell, sag, or come apart under daily use. Our customers routinely get 40 to 50 years out of their cabinets, which means you buy once and stop thinking about it, instead of budgeting for the next replacement.

How It Works

1

Work With a Professional Designer

Meet with our design team to discuss your space and style preferences. We help you choose the right cabinet line, wood type, and features for your project.

2

Plan Your Project Budget

We review materials, hardware, and installation requirements to help you plan your investment. We ensure everything is aligned before moving forward.

3

Approve Your Final Design

Once the design is finalized, you review the details and sign off. We then move your cabinets into production with our Amish craftsmen.

4

Delivery and Installation

Your cabinets are delivered and professionally installed. Our team ensures everything is level, aligned, and fitted correctly for a clean final result.

Experience Amish Craftsmanship Up Close

See what goes into your cabinetry before you commit. Visit our Brentwood showroom to explore solid wood and real joinery in person, or book a free consultation online to discuss your project with our team.

ACCESSIBLE NATIONWIDE

Amish Custom Cabinetry, Delivered Across the Country

You do not have to live near our Tennessee showroom to have cabinetry from The Amish House in your home. Through a private network of Amish shippers that has delivered handcrafted furniture for generations, we ship to homes in every state. We have already shipped our furniture to 49 states.

We build your Amish cabinetry to your prints and specifications, then your local installer handles the fit. For projects near our Brentwood showroom, our own team measures and installs. Either way, your cabinetry is built to the same standard, whether it ends up ten minutes away or across the country.

Cabinet Styles That Fit Every Home

Our custom Amish cabinetry is not limited to one room. Choose handcrafted storage designed around the space, function, and style of your home, from kitchens and bathrooms to home offices, mudrooms, and more.

Inset Cabinets

Cabinet doors that sit flush inside the frame for a clean look.

Euro Cabinets

Frameless cabinets with sleek lines and a modern appearance.

Face Frame Cabinets

Traditional cabinet construction with sturdy front frame support.

Partial Overlay Cabinets

Doors that partially cover the frame for a classic appearance.

Full Overlay

Doors that fully cover the frame for a modern cabinet look.

Shaker Cabinets

Simple five-piece door design that works in any kitchen.

Farmhouse Cabinets

Warm, inviting cabinets inspired by traditional country kitchens.

Raised Panel Cabinets

Detailed door style with raised center for classic depth.

Rustic Cabinets

Natural wood textures that highlight knots, grain, and character.

Traditional Cabinets

Elegant cabinet design with timeless details and balanced proportions.

French Cabinets

Soft, decorative cabinets inspired by classic European country homes.

Everyone Says Handmade. Few Can Prove It.

The word handmade is on almost every cabinet brochure, which makes it nearly useless when you are trying to tell real craftsmanship from a marketing line. A machine can cut the parts while a person handles the finishing, yet the result is still marketed as handcrafted.

The difference is not in the label. It is in who actually builds your cabinets. Our cabinetry is built by hand in solid hardwood and finished by hand, so the craftsmanship goes into the cabinet itself, not just the label. When someone asks where your cabinets came from, you will have a real answer, not a slogan.

Smart Features for Your Custom Cabinetry

Custom cabinetry lets you build storage around the way you actually use your space, down to the smallest details.

Half Moon Organizer

Easily rotate shelves that bring corner cabinet items forward.

Mixer Lift

Lift heavy mixers smoothly without lifting or straining.

Door Spice Rack

Keep spices organized and visible inside your cabinet door.

Corner Drawers

Turn awkward cabinet space into easy-to-reach storage.

Garage with Lift Up Door

Hide countertop appliances while keeping them ready.

Cutting Board Pullout

Use a pull-out cutting board for added quick prep space.

LeMans

Bring corner cabinet storage completely within reach.

Paper Towel Holder

Keep paper towels handy without cluttering counters.

Tiered Cutlery Divider

Organize utensils neatly and save valuable drawer space.

Tray Dividers

Neatly store baking sheets, trays, and cutting boards.

Built by People Who Care About the Craft

We are Kurt and Lisa Fuchs. In 2012, Kurt began driving north to work directly with Amish woodworkers, drawn to people who still built by hand and stood behind everything they made. Our first furniture store opened in Nolensville in 2017, and our pieces have since reached homes in 49 states.

Amish cabinetry was the natural next chapter. When we opened The Amish House Cabinetry in Brentwood, we brought the same standard and the same craftsmen to the kitchen and bath. We know the people who build for us by name, and we put ours on every piece that leaves the shop.

Ready to Build Something Worth Keeping?

When standard cabinets do not give you the fit, style, or storage you need, custom cabinetry gives you another option. Visit our Brentwood showroom or book a free consultation to start creating cabinetry around your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Very little. Wipe them with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals. Because the finish is worked into solid wood, there is no laminate to peel, and small scratches can be sanded and refinished rather than requiring a full replacement.
Usually, yes. With over 200 finishes and a range of wood species, our designers can get close to an existing stain or piece. Bringing in a photo or a sample at your consultation gives us the best starting point for matching.
Solid wood is repairable in ways engineered cabinets are not. Dents, scratches, and worn finishes can often be sanded and refinished on site or in the shop, so a single damaged door rarely means replacing anything more than that door.
Hardwoods like hickory, oak, and maple are especially hard-wearing and handle daily use well. During your consultation we match the species to how your kitchen gets used, balancing durability with the look and grain you want.
Yes. We regularly supply builders, remodelers, and interior designers, coordinating on specifications, timelines, and delivery. Whether it is a single kitchen or a multi-unit project, we build to the prints and keep the process straightforward.