Founded in 1933, Victoria & Son is a third-generation furniture atelier where design, craftsmanship, and engineering converge. For more than ninety years, the studio has created furniture distinguished by its originality, technical sophistication, and enduring quality. Commissioned by leading interior designers and architects, each work is developed with the conviction that exceptional furniture should be as thoughtfully constructed as it is beautifully conceived.
Bespoke Commissions
Victoria & Son is commissioned to create furniture where originality, technical complexity, or historical authenticity place the work beyond conventional manufacture. Each commission is developed in close dialogue with the design team and realized within our workshop using exceptional materials and traditional craftsmanship informed by modern engineering.
The Collection
The Victoria & Son Collection draws from an archive of more than 1,200 original designs developed over three generations.
Included are enduring works created for some of America's most celebrated interiors—including furniture commissioned by Albert Hadley, pieces made for Maison Jansen, and designs developed for clients such as Brooke Astor. While rooted in history, these works continue to be made today, thoughtfully adapted where appropriate for contemporary living.
Victoria & Daughter
Victoria & Daughter is where new ideas take shape. We are often inspired by a material, a traditional craft, or a construction technique, allowing each to guide the development of an original design. While the forms are contemporary, they are created with the same respect for proportion, craftsmanship, and enduring quality that has defined Victoria & Son since 1933.
Visit us in Long Island City!*
*Not actually a city somewhere out in Long Island, but right here in Queens, NYC! A short ride across the East River from Manhattan.
Our STUDIO
47-32 Austell Place, Suite 216
Long Island City, NY, 11101
United States
WHY VICTORIA & SON?
Transparent process
90+ years of experience
Fine craftsmanship and materials
All handmade in the U.S.A.
Historical knowledge of furniture techniques
Personal Commitment & Care of a Family owned Business
FEATURED IN
Architectural Digest
Veranda
House Beautiful
NY Magazine
New York Times
Traditional Home