Thomas Edison's Furniture Manufacturing Company

Thomas Edison’s Furniture Manufacturing Company was a business he founded in the late 19th century, primarily producing furniture such as desks, chairs, and other wood furnishings. While Edison is best known for his inventions like the light bulb and phonograph, his furniture company aimed to combine innovative design with quality craftsmanship. Although not as widely recognized as his technological achievements, the company reflects Edison's diverse interests and entrepreneurial spirit. It operated during a period when industrialization was transforming manufacturing, and his venture contributed to the broader development of American industry and design.