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New Releases
October 2020 saw the unveiling of more than 20 new pieces, including two completely new design lines in our Greenbrier Lifestyle and Heather Daily Collections.
American Made
Learn more about what goes on at our factory in Boone, North Carolina, about how we build our furniture, and the people who make it.
Factory Tour
Charleston Forge has a reputation that is well-earned. Here you can see some of the many steps that it takes to create a piece of Charleston Forge furniture — from the steel base to the wood tops and upholstered cushions.
The History of Charleston Forge
Founded in 1984 by Art and Susan Barber, Charleston Forge rapidly grew into the company it is today. It is respected not only for its great design, craftsmanship, and quality, but also for its dedication to excellent customer service.
The Jarrett Bay Collection
Both Charleston Forge and Jarrett Bay draw on traditions that are generations long and both are known for their distinctive designs and impeccable craftsmanship.
Building The Omega Collection
Charleston Forge has long been known for the incredible skills of their artisans. Nowhere is this more evident than with the work it takes to build the Omega Collection.
Learning Center
Below are a series of videos that will give you a better understanding of our manufacturing process what it means to be American Made. Building furniture by hand really makes a difference that you can see and feel.
Forging & Welding
While not every piece of furniture we make involves forging, many do. Like everything we do here, forging is done by hand. We use age-old blacksmithing skills to create this truly unique, modern furniture.
Preparing the Steel Frame for Painting
The next step is to clean up the steel frame and prepare the surface of the metal for powder coat painting. This involves grinding to ensure all surfaces are even, wheelabrating the surface of the metal, and washing the frames.
Wood Finishing & Product Assembly
Founded in 1984 by Art and Susan Barber, Charleston Forge rapidly grew into the company it is today. It is respected not only for its great design, craftsmanship, and quality, but also for its dedication to excellent customer service.
Understanding Scaling
We low to celebrate the look and feel of the steel we use to build our furniture and there are few things that bring out the natural feel of steel than the scaling created when it is heated in a forge. Learn more about that here.
Andrew Pearson Custom Glassworks
We are proud to work closely with the team at Andrew Pearson Glass in Mt. Airy, NC. Their innovative approach to custom glass products gives us the materials to produce furniture unparalleled in the industry. Learn more here.