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Save 15% this Summer on All Amish Miller Bedroom Furniture Collections!


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Miller Bedroom Furniture is one of our finest Amish wood shops, and right now we are offering 15% off all their quality products! Take advantage of this opportunity, you won't find better prices! (right: Miller Bordeaux Collection)

Miller offers everything from beds and dressers to Armoires and Entertainment Centers. Miller Bedroom Furniture handcrafts each piece of furniture to order. Choose from eight different hard wood options, and five finishes to fit your home and needs! Each piece of furniture Miller crafts is signed and dated by the master Amish craftsman who built it.

(below: Miller Lynnwood Collection with
organic hand-rubbed finish)



Miller uses solid hardwood for all their furniture. Their wood is harvested from certified managed forests and they also offer environmentally-friendly options such as a beautiful, 100% organic, hand-rubbed finish, or lyptus wood. All Miller furniture is handcrafted in the USA. No wood scraps are wasted, and high energy savings are the result of Amish hand-craftsmanship. Check out the recently updated Lynnwood Collection!


Call us with any question about Miller Bedroom Furniture, we have an Amish Furniture Specialist waiting to help you! 1-866-272-6773. The quality of our products is matched only by the quality of our customer service!

Green is the new Black ...

Have any of you checked out HGTV's Green Home 2011? If not, you absolutely must - it's a work of (sustainable) art. Before getting into green design, let me give you some background on the GENIUS who designed the inside of this home. Linda Woodrum is a giant in the interior design world, she is the mastermind behind every HGTV Dream Home (each one may I add, is better than the last), she was the Design Consultant at Coastal Living magazine for 7 years, her work has been featured in every national design publication you can think of, and she has designed interiors for significant homes throughout the United States. Linda is one of my favorite designers because she puts an incredible amount of consideration into every single square inch of her designs. The spaces she creates are not only spectacular, they are functional and gear towards everyday life. 


When designing a green home, use as many natural materials as you can. Consider using natural stone countertops, sustainable woods such as bamboo and eucalyptus as cabinetry and look for water-saving shower heads and toilets. Another trick is to shop locally. If you buy a product that was made in China, a lot more energy was spent getting it to your house than if you were to buy something that was made locally. Little adjustments such as the aforementioned really make a big difference in the long run so do your part!

In order to get more Eco-Friendly tips and to check out more beautiful pictures of the HGTV Green Home, make sure to visit: www.hgtv.com/green-home/index.html




















Wanna see another beautiful Eco-Friendly house?  

Check-out Sarah Richardson's cottage: 

Green Day! {Winter Colours Week 2011}



Window


Linoleum is not Childproof



Vantage



Today is green day over at our Winter Colours Week 2011 pool and our 2nd last day of the week. Does it not fly by? I'm now already looking forward to spring. If you wish to join in there's still today and tomorrow – today is green and tomorrow is silver and gold (which I'm really looking forward to). Click here to see today's greens or to join! Have a great day!
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