Hallagan Furniture is a family-owned manufacturer of custom upholstered furniture, operating since 1899 and now in its fourth generation. Based in Newark, New York, the company designs and builds sofas, chairs, sectionals, and ottomans in-house, using a blend of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship. Hallagan offers customizable collections—Brighton, Highland Park, Madison, and Tight Back—with a wide selection of fabrics and options for personal fit.
CarlyleFamily-owned and operated, Carlyle has served New Yorkers for over 50 years from its U.S. factory, where furniture is built by hand one piece at a time. The company is best known for made-to-order sofas and sleeper sofas shaped around each customer’s space and comfort preferences, with reupholstery available to refresh well-loved pieces.New York, NY
Hickory Chair, LLCSince 1911, Hickory Chair has made fine upholstered and wood furniture in its Hickory, North Carolina workroom, where craftspeople produce personalized pieces to order. The company says roughly 90% of each product is made within its facility, and its Made For You programs extend that hands-on approach to custom dimensions, finishes and upholstery. An on-site Artist’s Studio adds hand-painted decoration developed with designers, making each piece especially personal.NEW YORK, NY
Norwalk FurnitureNorwalk Furniture manufactures custom upholstered furniture in Norwalk, Ohio, where its 440,000-square-foot factory employs 225 craftspeople. Founded in 1902 as an upholstery company, it has a long history of handcrafting furniture, and its current team builds pieces individually to dealer specifications. The company became employee-owned through an ESOP in 2021.NORWALK, OH
Magdalene BespokeOpened in New York in 1993, Magdalene Bespoke is a full-service custom furnishings manufacturer creating made-to-measure interiors, from upholstered furniture to drapery and custom beds. Founder Magdalene trained in ateliers in London and Paris, building on the exacting fabric and stitching lessons passed down by her mother, who worked in Elsa Schiaparelli’s Paris atelier from the late 1940s to 1951. That lineage informs a workroom known for patient craftsmanship and finely finished details, including custom embroidery and restorations of classic pieces.