Since 1907, Hale Manufacturing has built solid wood furniture for libraries, courtrooms and other public spaces at its factory in New York’s historic Mohawk Valley. The family-run company is now in its fourth generation, combining master craftsmanship with product engineering to develop both enduring furniture and one-off designs, all made and sourced in the USA. Hale also holds Forest Stewardship Council certification and offers FSC-certified products for projects that request them.
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Fancher ChairSince 1807, Fancher Chair has made wooden seating in Falconer, New York, evolving from a sawmill into a custom OEM manufacturer for residential, office and institutional furniture companies. Its 125,000-square-foot facility employs more than 100 people, including second-generation staff and workers with over 30 years of experience, and produces roughly 300 chairs a day while accommodating both small runs and large orders. The company is listed on New York State’s Historic Business Preservation Registry and offers FSC-certified products, with several products also carrying LEED certification.FALCONER, NY
HUNT Country FurnitureSince 1926, HUNT Country Furniture has made solid-wood furniture by hand in the United States, carrying traditional joinery and finishing methods from its original Wingdale, New York homestead into today’s work. The family of skilled craftsmen builds pieces intended for daily use and eventual hand-me-downs, with custom wood and finish choices available through its Hudson Valley showrooms.WINGDALE, NY
L. & J.G. StickleyL. & J.G. Stickley makes American furniture, including hardwood furnishings and upholstered pieces, and traces its history to the Stickley family’s furniture-making tradition. The company says that more than 90% of its products are handcrafted in Upstate New York or Archdale, North Carolina, and identifies the Audi family as its current owners after they acquired and revived the then-struggling company. Stickley describes its work as guided by time-honored craftsmanship and mindful manufacturing.MANLIUS, NY
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