I live in a rural community in upstate NY with a large Amish population, many of whom moved here from Ashland, Ohio. Several Amish men make furniture and I've purchased a rocking chair (Amish style -- bent hickory and oak), foot rest, and a few other items. A few of the furniture makers will make any style of furniture. I've been in a number of workshops and have seen all different types of furniture being made from photographs that customers bring in.

If you live near an Amish community, just drive around looking for their road signs--always white with black lettering advertising their wares, from furniture to harness making, lumber, baked goods, quilts, etc. If you stop to buy baked goods (always a good idea, lol), ask if they know a furniture maker. Trust me, if anyone in their community makes furniture, they will know about it. By the way, the road signs usually say "No Sunday Sales" and the signs should be respected. Don't drive around on a Sunday expecting to talk business.

Good luck.

If you do live near an Amish community, that is a great option. Driving through Amish communities to find furniture makers is how the company I work for began and when we go to visit our wood workers now, we do this still. If you do not live near an Amish community, however, you can find Amish crafted furniture online and I would recommend DutchCrafters Amish furniture. On DutchCrafters you'll find the right pieces for your home (if you can't find exactly what you want, ask about customizations) and we ship it directly from the wood shop to your home.

Here are links to the bedroom furniture on DutchCrafters:

All Bedroom Furniture

Dressers

Night Stands

I do work for DutchCrafters, however, I do genuinely believe in the superior quality of our furniture.