"According to the narrative and story of The Chair Company, the show takes place in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, and includes a development project in Canton, Ohio. However, as mentioned, the entire production has been done in New York City, replicating a similar world that is authentic, backed by in-depth research and details in the production design. Brooklyn in NYC was the spot where the majority of filming took place,"
"There is a Broadway stage at 203 Meserole Avenue, and the show used Soundstage 23, particularly to create some stunning home and office interiors for the character they wanted to portray. Broadway Stages is a well-equipped production complex with over 60 soundstages, previously used for shows like Mr Robot, Madam Secretary, and How to Make It in America. The cast often performed scenes in multiple variations due to rewrites, creating a unique and challenging filming experience."
The Chair Company was produced entirely in New York City while portraying a Midwestern setting, with Brooklyn serving as the primary filming base. Studio soundstages in Brooklyn, notably Soundstage 23 at Broadway Stages on 203 Meserole Avenue, hosted interiors for Ron's office and home. Broadway Stages provided controlled lighting, clear sound, and repeatable camera setups enabling multiple scene variations amid rewrites. Manhattan streets were used to add real-world authenticity for exterior shots. The production relied on detailed production design and research to replicate suburban Ohio within New York locations.
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