Brown Jordan International Inc.

Brown Jordan International Inc.

Robert Brown, a California native and all-round visionary, founded Brown Jordan with Hubert Jordan in 1945, inventing modern furniture designed to be used outdoors year-round. The company's origin story starts in Southern California at a time when Hollywood glamour defined a new era, and Brown Jordan positioned itself as inventing glamour for the outdoors. (per the firm's website) The firm manufactures luxury outdoor furniture for residential, commercial, and hospitality clients, sourcing top-quality components like hand-forged lightweight aluminum, yacht-size rope, Flex Sling, Suncloth fabric, Dekton tabletops, and fiber weaves at its North American facility. Each piece undergoes a five-step pretreatment and an electrostatic Ultra Fuse powder coating process applied by hand to ensure durability. The company's collections include Solenne, Faro, Huntley, Oscar II, Trentino, Luca, Summit Umbrellas, Lisbon, and Oscar. Brown Jordan graces locations from The White House Rose Garden to the Hotel Ritz in Paris, the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, and the Smithsonian National Museums. Since winning over 50 design excellence awards, the company has established showrooms for customers to experience collections in person. While team size is not disclosed, the firm continues to produce new collections, such as the Palmetto line, and won the 2026 LUXE RED Award for Outdoor Furniture for its Solenne collection. (per the firm's website) The company's structural differentiator is its vertical integration: it owns the North American manufacturing facility, allowing direct quality control over every step from welding to powder coating. This manufacturing discipline — combined with a best-in-class warranty on frames and cushions — positions Brown Jordan as a maker, not just a designer, of outdoor luxury goods.