Steeped in a tradition of excellence (since 1887) that goes back more than 120 years, Pennsylvania House remains an industry standard for quality and craftsmanship. These old growth woods served as a huge asset to Pennsylvania House. Their case furniture, including bookcases, dressers, and dining room tables utilized these old growth cherry trees as their base. From the 1930’s through the 1970’s, their cherry furniture gained huge popularity from the middle and upper classes. Certainly, their maple wood furniture, walnut furniture and even pine furniture found homes across the country as well. People recognized the quality and density of their lines and they admired the classic and traditional styles. However, Pennsylvania House offered many styles of furniture. Eventually, they expanded their offerings from the Classic Colonial styles to reproduction Victorian pieces, and even a line of streamlined “Modern” furniture in order to remain current in all parts of the country. They earned a reputation for superior home furnishings with distinctive design, attention to detail and exceptional materials from across the globe. Time-honored furnishings borrow inspiration from classic Louis Philippe, Queen Anne, Chippendale and Georgian styling and range from traditional to updated transitional designs. Each piece is crafted with the finest solid American Cherry and other solid hardwoods which are carefully selected for grain and character.