Sustainable Amish Furniture Now Available to Growing "Green" Hospitality Industry Movement

    /24-7PressRelease/ - CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI, February 17, 2008 - Custom American-made, solid wood furniture, built with sustainable practices, is now available to the hospitality industry. Paul D'Anna has successfully sold Amish furniture through a retail site and through the Internet and recognized the growing need within the hospitality industry to find good sources of furniture built and shipped with sustainable practices. In response to the increasing need for hospitality furniture that reduces the drain on our resources and environment, D'Anna established Amish Resort Furniture in 2007. The new company has been successfully welcomed by the hospitality industry as an innovative addition to the growing "green" movement.

Amish furniture adheres to the current hospitality industry movement incorporating more sustainable materials and reduced use of resources. Amish craftsmen maintain sustainable forest practices, do not incorporate particle board filled with environmentally-hazardous materials into their designs, and use no electricity. Solid-wood furniture can be refinished rather than replaced, reducing the frequency and cost of disposal and use of landfills. The Amish furniture, crafted and delivered in America, is blanket wrapped for delivery and does not use expensive-to-recycle cardboard boxes and Styrofoam filler.

Amish furniture, synonymous with quality, has long been the preferred choice of homeowners purchasing heirloom furniture built to last. This fine, handcrafted, 100% solid-wood furniture, built in Indiana and Ohio, is now available to hotels, resorts, condominiums, timeshare units, and bed and breakfast establishments.

Designers and purchasing agents can purchase lobby, bedroom, dining room, media room, office, lounge, conference room, outdoor and patio furniture custom designed to their unique specifications. Styles include mission, shaker, southwestern, Arts and Crafts, traditional, Queen Anne, rustic, cottage, and many more with limitless wood and finish options.

"A major advantage to purchasing hospitality furniture from Amish Resort Furniture is the flexibility to design room layouts without the constraints imposed by standard furniture sizes, said Paul D'Anna, founder and owner of Amish Resort Furniture http://www.amishresortfurniture.com and Online Amish Furniture http://www.onlineamishfurniture.com "All the furniture is made in the sizes, woods, and colors needed to complement each hospitality project. In addition, all our furniture is crafted from trees harvested and replenished in the Midwest using no electricity to make the furniture and no cardboard or Styrofoam to ship the furniture."

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