Amish interior design

Simple Amish Summer Kitchen~ Sarah's Country Kitchen ~

This Picture-Perfect Amish Home is in the Gladwin, Michigan community. It’s a 5,000-square-foot farm home with 10 bedrooms. I hope you enjoy the tour!

There are a lot of misconceptions about the Amish culture, so we’re here to provide you with some cold, hard facts. There’s more to being Amish than riding a horse and buggy. If you think living as an Amish person means participating in tons of drug-fueled Rumpsringa parties, you have a lot to learn.

Reader Jerry brought to my attention a silent auction concluding today in Millersburg, PA, of an Amish-owned organic dairy farm. They've provided quite a few photos from inside the home, and of the property, which you can see below. These are some of the better photos I've seen of an Amish home and property. Jerry

Simple Farmhouse Style ~ pinterest.com

Right off the bat, this home has two things that stand out about it – its small size for an Amish home (1,192 square feet), and its beautiful fancy design. Let's look inside.

On first look it appears to be a Swartzentruber Amish home, though according to the listing it has two full baths. It’s possible it’s another plain group (Swartzentruber Amish homes don’t have conventional bathrooms). Or, whoever prepared it for sale has installed two bathrooms. You can see by the next photo that it looks like this home was assembled in three parts over the years.

This is another home for sale in the Perry County (Somerset), Ohio community (same community as last week's home, hat tip to John). So two things strike me right off about this property. One is that I quite like the layout of this property. It's a sizeable though not huge piece of land (another "mini-farm"

Simple living in modern times.

This home is from West Edmeston, in Madison County, New York. The home has an odd arrangement in some rooms and doesn’t look especially “Amish” in parts. Let's look inside.