A Florida Gator selling suntan oil from a van in 1974 built a lifestyle brand. Here is how that brand became a full outdoor furniture line decades later.

Founded in Spain in 2001, Skyline Design turned hand-woven synthetic fiber into genuine sculptural design. Here is the story behind the brand's signature Kubu Mushroom weave.

A general furniture maker since 1866 became a wrought iron pioneer in 1936. Here is how Woodard's furniture ended up in the White House Rose Garden and the Smithsonian.

Nearly 80 years ago, a wrought-iron gate maker in Pasadena set out to build something meant to last. Today, that same family still runs the company, and the furniture is still built to the same standard.

A folding-cot company from 1903 became the first to bring sling furniture to market in 1966. Here is the story behind 120 years of American-made craftsmanship.

Marshall Lloyd set out to build a better baby carriage — and ended up inventing the weaving process that still defines Lloyd Flanders furniture over a century later.