The Amish Made Loomis Mission High Back Sofa with Panel Sides feels like a piece with history—one that brings the calm, steady presence of true American craftsmanship into your home or business. Its story begins in a quiet Amish woodshop, where the pace is slower, the craft is intentional, and every board of hardwood is inspected the way a painter studies a blank canvas. Before a single joint is fitted, the wood is chosen not just for strength, but for character—grain that tells its own subtle story, promising beauty that deepens over time.   Mission furniture has always celebrated authenticity. Its clean lines, solid structure, and purposeful design emerged in the early 1900s as a rebellion against overly ornate decoration, favoring instead the kind of honest woodworking that lets the materials speak for themselves. The Loomis Sofa carries that legacy gracefully. Its panel sides add richness and warmth, giving the sofa a grounded architectural feel, while the high back creates a sheltered, comforting seat—an inviting place to unwind after long days or welcome guests with dignity.   The cushioned seats and backrest offer supportive comfort without sacrificing the structure Mission style is known for. With your choice of upholstery—fabric, leather, or something personally selected—the sofa becomes a signature piece that reflects your taste and your space. In a living room, it becomes the anchor of the home. In an office or hospitality setting, it adds professionalism wrapped in warmth.   Built by hand with mortise‑and‑tenon joinery and solid American hardwood, the Loomis Sofa is not simply furniture—it’s the kind of heirloom‑quality piece made to withstand years of stories, gatherings, and everyday living. Its beauty is quiet but unmistakable, and its durability is felt in every sit, every glance, and every moment it’s part of your space.   Ready to make it your own? Choose your wood, finish, and upholstery to bring home a handcrafted Mission sofa built with American pride and lasting comfort.   See more products from this woodshop: Arts and Crafts Furniture Collection