While you can easily decorate your entire living room with a rustic theme with items found on our website, you might want to mix it up a little bit, too. In that case, don’t be afraid to mix lightly colored décor with your dark entertainment center or dark décor with your light entertainment center. The most interesting visual statements are made with pieces that do not simply match each other, but actually complement each other.

Match Your Furniture to Your Amish Entertainment Center

When you think about it, people are probably going to be focused on your entertainment center more than any other piece of furniture in your home. After all, we tend to gather in the kitchen and the living room during parties and evenings at home with our families. In the living room, the focal point is most often the television set, which sits atop your entertainment center. It can be argued, then, that the entertainment center is the most important piece of furniture in your home.

It stands to reason that you should match your living room furniture to your entertainment center, rather than the other way around. It will be front and center the majority of the time, after all, so you’ll want to make sure you like its design and style. These rustic Amish entertainment centers are available in Ruff-sawn, Hickory, Oak and Cherry to provide you with the perfect centerpiece for your living room.

How to Mix Rustic With Non-Rustic Pieces

While choosing either a rustic or non-rustic theme for your room is certainly the easiest way to go, it doesn’t provide much in the way of visual stimulation. Choosing to mix rustic and non-rustic pieces, however, can create an interesting layout within your home. Just be sure that, when you’re mixing themes, you don’t go overboard on one or the other. You want your home furniture to complement each other — not overwhelm your guests.

It’s likely that the pieces of entertainment you’ll be storing on and in your entertainment system are not rustic, but are instead modern electronics. That means, in this particular case, mixing the rustic with the non-rustic will be a breeze, because you’ll already have a bit of each seamlessly coordinated into the space together.

Tried and True Durability That Lasts

The Amish understand and appreciate the importance of durability and reliability, because their own furniture is often passed down from generation to generation. Each solid wood furniture piece is handcrafted right here in America. The craftsmanship and detail that goes into making these rustic entertainment centers is impeccable. While this piece of furniture will not see much hard wear and tear, it’s something that will be sturdy enough to withstand the weight of a television, stereo, DVD player, gaming consoles and other entertainment electronics.