King’s Chosen Furniture

Ann Arbor, United States

4.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 734-332-0307
Website:
kingschosen.com
Address:
317 S Main St, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
Downtown Ann Arbor
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miRoute 6 & 36
0.5 miAnn Arbor Transit Authority, Bus Line 6
0.5 mi#12A
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Local time (Ann Arbor) 10:27 AM Thursday, May 22, 2025

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2 reviews of King’s Chosen Furniture

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Place rating: 5
Cave Creek, AZ
We had them make some furniture for us about 8 years ago and we still just love it. The Hi-​Mission style, the coffee table they made it to come up so we can watch TV and eat at the same time. :) Talking to them again to make us another end table since we have moved a few times and our living room has changed a tad. Like to keep it all looking the same, and their furniture definitely stands the test of time and still looks as beautiful as the first day we got it. We live in AZ so it also does well with the dryness here. :)
Place rating: 4
Ann Arbor, MI
Actually the showroom has moved from Liberty to Main Street.
The styles sold here are beautiful: reproductions of many classic craftsman styles from around 100 years ago, handmade by Amish and Mennonite workers in shops in Indiana and other not-​too-​distant locations. It’s a pleasure to look at the samples on the showroom floor.
Disadvantage: you have to wait a long time for the furniture to be made.