From its small team in Scranton, Pennsylvania and Ireland, 100 Tree Furniture makes flat-pack timber workstations designed for flexible work at home, including a desk that flips between sitting and standing and a stand for working while lying down. Its products are manufactured in Wilkes-Barre from FSC-certified birch plywood and assemble without tools in about 60 seconds. Every item sold funds the planting of 100 trees, linking the company’s ergonomic furniture to a broader environmental mission.
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FN FurnitureArtist and woodworker Ken Landauer founded FN Furniture in 2017, building a Hudson Valley company around affordable, comfortable design with an activist’s zero-waste approach. Its furniture is locally fabricated from carefully nested plywood or recycled plastic parts, leaving almost nothing behind from each sheet. The work has been installed in museums including New York’s Museum of Arts and Design and the Tang Museum.STONE RIDGE, NY
Studio FurnisBorn from the frustrations of New York apartment living, Studio Furnis makes adaptable wood furniture designed to assemble and disassemble without tools. The small business’s Brooklyn studio develops modern pieces from Baltic birch plywood, including beds and seating, with flat-pack construction suited to frequent movers and easy storage. Its furniture is digitally designed and CNC-machined for precise, hardware-free joinery, and the company also builds custom pieces for New York projects.BROOKLYN, NY
FridayIndustrial designer Mason Holden founded Friday after struggling to work from a small San Francisco apartment, turning that experience into a Philadelphia-based furniture studio for people working from home. The company is known for handmade, American-made desks that fold against the wall, giving residents of small homes a dedicated workspace without leaving office furniture permanently in the room.PHILADELPHIA, PA
SpectraWoodFrom a basement workshop in 1969, SpectraWood has grown into a family-owned State College furniture maker specializing in solid-wood home furnishings and office furniture. The Roeshot-Friberg family still operates the business, crafting American-made pieces from hardwoods sourced in Pennsylvania’s surrounding forests and serving both residential retailers and institutional customers. Its 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space supports custom work as well as furniture built for heavy commercial use.STATE COLLEGE, PA