200 N. Hamilton St. - 100, Floor 1 Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line) Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn Corporate Phone: 828.758.5571
Fairfield Chair Co.
Add to MyMarketAMERICAN-MADE & FAMILY-OWNED FOR 104 YEARS Since 1921, we’ve been experts in bench made upholstery. Each piece is handcrafted in the shadows of the Blue Ridge mountains in Lenoir, NC. Today, we offer upholstery and casegoods for the whole home. Our thoughtful collection spans from living to dining to bedroom, modern to classic & in stock to custom. In addition to serving America’s top retail, e-commerce, and to-the-trade clients, we are a leading resource for all categories of upholstery and casegoods within the commercial segment. We are experts in the senior living category and excel within contract, hospitality, country clubs, public spaces and education sectors. To learn more and experience our collection, please visit fairfieldchair.com.
Pricing with Confidence: How Top Designers Charge What They're Worth-Hosted in Partnership with Sunbrella
Educational Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
In this discussion moderated by business consultant and co-founder of The Pearl Collective, Erin Weir, Christopher Todd, Isabel Ladd, and Tina Ramchandani will share how they’ve built pricing systems that reflect the full value of their time, services, and deliverables. From choosing the right fee model to defining scope, managing procurement, and protecting margin, this conversation will offer practical insight into how top designers price with intention and communicate those numbers with confidence. Whether you're refining your flat-fee structure, navigating markup, or deciding when to raise your rates, this session will help you move from guesswork to a pricing process that supports your bottom line.
Speakers: Erin Weir, Christopher Todd, Tina Ramchandani, Isabel Ladd
Mistakes We Made So You Don’t Have To: Candid Lessons from Leading Designers-Hosted in Partnership with Sunbrella
Educational Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
Join Amber Guyton, Jaque Bethke, and Theresa Dorlini for an honest conversation about the lessons they learned the hard way so you don’t have to. In this discussion led by John McClain, panelists will share the missteps they’ve made, how they worked through them, and the advice they wish they’d received earlier in their careers. Attendees will walk away with practical strategies to avoid common pitfalls and costly detours, along with clear approaches to handling challenges when they arise. Whether you’re scaling your firm, refining your processes, or simply aiming to make more informed decisions with less trial and error, this session will offer grounded guidance to help you move forward with confidence.
Speakers: Amber Guyton, Theresa Dorlini, Jaque Bethke, John McClain
Meet & Greet with Libby Langdon
Social Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
Join Fairfield for an opportunity to connect with Libby Langdon, the celebrated designer behind the Libby Langdon for Fairfield Collection since 2019. Known for her “Easy, Elegant, Everyday Style.” Langdon will be in the showroom to welcome guests, chat about the inspiration behind her latest introductions, and offer insight into how she consistently designs pieces that resonate with clients and designers.
Speakers: Libby Langdon
Cocktail Party with Fairfield and Sunbrella featuring Block Shop
Social Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
Join us in the Fairfield showroom for cocktails and conversation as we celebrate design and collaboration with Sunbrella and Block Shop.
Parker Cocktail Table
The Parker Cocktail Table celebrates organic form and material mastery. Sculptural and timeless, its trinity of rounded oak columns finished in a warm brown supports a luminous natural stone top. Rich wood grain with striking veining in the stone creates a tactile and visual harmony, while the softly beveled edge lends a note of refinement.