Back in 1963, a young, ambitious furniture designer called Jack Cartwright founded a company in his own name. His aim was: “To provide the market with upholstered furniture of modern design, produced with exceptionally high quality and priced within the reach of many.”
With a focus on design and exceptional quality, the parallels between the Boss vision and that of Jack Cartwright are easy to see, and in 2015 the JC became part of the Boss Design Group.
Like Boss Design, Jack Cartwright has grown to become a substantial and respected supplier, renown for making quality, comfortable seating that people gravitate to. The Cartwright name has grown across the United States, and for over 50 years the brand has been producing award-winning furniture designs that turn commercial, educational, retail, hospitality, and healthcare environments into destination spaces.
With a US supply chain, and a team of highly skilled carpenters, joiners, machinists and upholsterers, Cartwright understands that furniture is about more than aesthetics. Functionality and comfort are the key to human-centric furniture and by providing these elements, along with conscientious service and support, Cartwright has built long-standing relationships with customers and partners.
Organizations across the commercial, healthcare and educational sectors rely on Cartwright for beautiful furniture that not only looks great but lasts over many years. Through our high-quality furniture and first-class service, we’re able to establish long-term relationships with our customers – relationships based on trust.
Rob Keddie, VP of Corporate Sales, Boss Design
Understated elegance and a devotion to detail are hallmarks of Cartwright designs, but for us good furniture is about more than aesthetics. Each piece not only looks enticing but is comfortable to sit in. Alongside great looks and comfort, every chair and sofa we make delivers on the functionality it was designed for. The result is human-centric furniture that people want to use every day.
