Showcasing an extensive display of early period furniture, art, lighting, and home accents in several cozy rooms, much of the brilliant artistry can be traced right here in Pennsylvania. Many early American reproductions have received widespread acclaim in publications such as Early American Life, Country Homes, and Country Living. Some of the artisans also have work displayed in the Smithsonian and the American Folk Art Museum in New York City.

Add the warm luster of primitive furniture for beauty and function.

D.R. Dimes furniture features rich tiger maple, cherry, and pine.  Crafted with great detail, any piece makes a superb addition to a room. Historically inspired ADM furniture is built with 17th and 18th century influences.  Strafford House transforms old sturdy barnwood into Early American style furniture using a combination of milk paint, distressing and old hardware for authenticity. Colonial inspired Pine Farm glows with a warm fruitwood finish, the graceful ripples of hand planing, accented rosehead nails, and period hardware. The Callowhill Collection boasts painted and stained Shaker style furniture. They also carry comfortable camelback sofas, wing and parson chairs, settees and so much more.   

Illuminate your walls with the flicker of soft candlelight.

Carriage House and Northeast Lantern cast an inviting glow with their traditional and period sconces. Also add an 18th or 19th century designed fixture by Lt. Moses Willard, Olde Mill, and Authentic Designs.

Enjoy your journey to the past where pride and commitment to beautiful craftsmanship is best preserved by Pennsylvania Traditions.

Located in the Homestead complex with LeButler's Pantry and the Artisans Nest.