Raleigh NC is what was known as a planned city, meaning it was chosen as the site for the state capital in 1788 and a few years later, became just that. Since then, Raleigh has been expanding culturally, historically, and commercially into one of the fastest growing cities in the country.  These developments have required the needs of EthoSource’s various office furniture solutions to numerous growing and changing businesses.  We have been providing used office furniture to Raleigh NC for over 12 years.

Our expansive inventory is stored in 3 large warehouses totaling about 200,000 sq. ft. near the Philadelphia area in Pennsylvania.  These products include cubicles, tables, chairs, desks, filing, and much more. Our nationwide office furniture solutions have allowed us to be a top pre-owned provider of the best names and styles in office furniture including Herman Miller, Haworth, Knoll, and more.  EthoSource is ready and experienced in providing used office furniture to Raleigh NC.

In addition to our high-end, pre-owned office furniture, we also have new and refurbished options.  Our refurbishing program allows our customers to pick brand new fabrics, finishes and surfaces of their furniture to get the look they want and need in their office without paying the high-end prices of new product.  Our program enables us to reuse the resources of the furniture that help our environment, without sacrificing the quality and appearance of your product.  This eco-friendly alternative also helps your company earn LEED points.

Once you decide on the office furniture your business needs, you’ll need your existing furniture removed, your new space laid out and designed, and your new furniture installed.  It seems like a lot of work ahead of you, but EthoSource will take care of every step of the process.  Our team of professional designers and project managers team up with our partners in Raleigh to manage your project from start to finish without any hassle to you.

Raleigh NC is known as the “City of Oaks” for its numerous oak trees that line the heart of the city.  It is also home to numerous well-known cultural and historical sites such as Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion, North Carolina Museum of Art, North Carolina State University, and more. It was also the birthplace of U.S. president, Andrew Johnson.