AMERICAN-MADE FURNITURE MANUFACTUER SINCE 1950

Kestell Furniture is the oldest and largest manufacturer of wooden event & venue furniture, poker tables, gaming tables, and hardwood folding chairs, and has been family owned and operated since its establishment in the 1950's. From the beginning, Kestell's number one priority has been to produce quality products, and that philosophy remains intact today at our 33,000 square foot manufacturing facility in New Holstein, Wisconsin. If you have any questions about our products, or if you would like to get a quote about a custom order, contact us below!

Business Hours:

Monday - Friday: 8 AM - 3PM CST

1311 Milwaukee Drive, New Holstein, WI 53061

Phone: 920-898-4251

Email: sales@kestell-furniture.com

About Kestell Furniture

Kestell Furniture has been manufacturing furniture in New Holstein, Wisconsin since 1950.

Over the years, the company has produced folding chairs, card tables, poker tables, farm tables, benches, game tables, and other furniture for homes, businesses, rental companies, churches, community spaces, and event venues.

Our products are designed around practical use. We pay attention to durability, storage, setup, shipping, and the way furniture is used over time.

Made in Wisconsin

Our furniture is produced at our New Holstein facility by a small manufacturing team.

Keeping production here allows us to stay close to the work, maintain product knowledge, and continue a long local manufacturing tradition.

Practical Furniture

Kestell products are made for everyday use rather than display alone.

Some are used in homes and game rooms. Others are used repeatedly in rental fleets, banquet halls, senior communities, churches, and commercial spaces.

That range of use has shaped the company’s focus on straightforward designs, useful features, and dependable construction.

Continuing the Work

Kestell Furniture continues to manufacture many of the products the company has been known for while also developing new furniture for changing customer needs.

More than 75 years after the company began, the work is still being done in New Holstein, Wisconsin.