Ballarini
For over 120 years since 1889, Ballarini’s cookware products have been proudly made in Italy. As a family-styled brand, “Made in Italy” means much more than originating from a place on a map; it is about infusing our Italian heritage, family values, and local tradition into every piece of Ballarini cookware. Ballarini design every product as if it is for our own kitchen – because Ballarini believes that everyone who cooks with a Ballarini product is part of our extended family.
Brabantia
Brabantia is rooted in the Netherlands, in the province of Brabant to be precise. That is where in 1919 great-grandfather Van Elderen produced his first milk cans and jugs. We made our first pedal bins in 1952, and our iconic Patrice’ pattern dates from 1969. Now, the fourth generation is at the helm of our family business, and our Dutch Design has won a place in the homes and hearts of millions worldwide.
Breville
Founded in Sydney in 1932, Breville has become an iconic global brand that enhances people’s lives through thoughtful design and brilliant innovation, delivering kitchen electronic appliance products to more than 70 countries around the globe. Breville is the brand that delivers innovation based on consumer insights, empowering people’s potential to do things more impressively or easily than they’d thought possible in their own kitchen.
Chilewich
At home in both residential and commercial spaces around the world, Chilewich products are designed at our New York City studio. Led by creative director Sandy Chilewich, our design team includes master weavers who develop and refine innovative patterns and multi-tonal colors for collections that are renewed seasonally.Our desire for artistic expression is balanced by our commitment to reaching a broad audience—one that spans cultures, tastes, and income levels—and to creating products that retain their beauty and functionality over decades of daily use. Containing a minimum of 18% renewable vegetable content, our woven textiles are made entirely in the United States. The Chilewich factory in Chatsworth, Georgia, produces approximately 40,000 placemats a week. This 127,500-square-foot space is also where various backings are bonded to our textiles to create products for a range of applications.
Chicago Cutlery
Founded in 1930 within the bustling Chicago stockyards, Chicago Cutlery began as a specialized knife-sharpening service catering strictly to professional butchers and meatpackers. Decades of perfecting durable, high-performance edges eventually propelled the company into retail manufacturing, effectively bringing professional-grade culinary tools directly into the homes of everyday consumers.
Now a recognized brand under the umbrella of Corelle Brands, Chicago Cutlery balances its rich historic craftsmanship with modern kitchen innovations. Utilizing high-carbon stainless steel blades, advanced taper-grind edge retention, and signature ergonomic handles, the brand delivers an accessible, robust product portfolio that inspires effortless slicing, dicing, and culinary confidence for home cooks everywhere.
Corelle Brands
Corelle was introduced in 1970 by Corning Glass Works and revolutionized everyday dining by introducing its proprietary Vitrelle glass technology. This unique, three-layer glass laminate is celebrated for being extraordinarily lightweight, break-resistant, and chip-resistant, effectively solving the problem of heavy, fragile dinnerware for busy families. Also operating under the Corelle Brands portfolio, the company continues to manufacture its signature plates and bowls in the USA, combining functional durability with space-saving stackability.
After navigating a high-profile merger and subsequent restructuring cycle under the corporate banner of Instant Brands, the iconic housewares division officially reclaimed its standalone identity as Corelle Brands.
Corelle DuraNano
The uncoated & non-stick stainless steel Corelle™ DuraNano™, crafted with patented metallization nanotechnology, withstanding 1.5 million times abrasion test, it’s engineered for long-lasting heavy usage.
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Corelle SEKA
Corelle SEKA proudly extends Corelle’s brand values to small electrical kitchen appliances, prioritizing customer satisfaction with consistent branding, modern designs, and innovative solutions for today’s lifestyle.
CorningWare
CorningWare was launched in 1958 by Corning Glass Works and became an instant cultural phenomenon by introducing Pyroceram, a space-age glass-ceramic material. Originally discovered by accident during ballistic missile research, this material boasted unparalleled resistance to thermal shock, allowing a single dish to transition seamlessly from freezer storage directly to an open stovetop flame, oven, or microwave. Recognizable globally by its iconic Blue Cornflower motif, the brand came to define mid-century kitchen efficiency and became a cherished staple across generations of American households. While ownership has since transitioned under the Corelle Brands portfolio, modern CorningWare balances its legendary culinary history by continuing to offer both vintage-inspired Pyroceram essentials alongside contemporary, oven-to-table ceramic stoneware collections.
Coravin
Coravin is a global wine technology company on a mission to inspire wine exploration through innovations that give everyone the power of choice. Our revolutionary products empower wine lovers to try new wines or savor special bottles over time by ensuring the last glass tastes as good as the first weeks, months, even years later.
With availability in over 60 countries and driven by a team of passionate executives with deep consumer product experience, we are changing the way the world drinks wine. Our global retail, restaurant, and winery footprint is growing rapidly as we power some of the world’s best wine-by-the-glass programs at restaurants around the world.
Fortessa
Under the corporate umbrella brand Zwiesel Fortessa, extensive top-quality ranges from the Fortessa brand in the tableware and cutlery product categories will complement the wide range of crystal glassware and tableware collections under the Zwiesel Glas and Schott Zwiesel brands. This new subsidiary of Zwiesel Kristallglas AG will showcase its product range for the very first time at Internorga in Hamburg.
Lékué
Lékué was founded in 1980 in Barcelona, Spain, and has established itself as a global leader in avant-garde kitchen design by revolutionizing the way home cooks prepare healthy, fast meals. The brand is best known for pioneering the use of high-quality, 100% premium platinum silicone, creating flexible, durable, and completely non-toxic culinary tools that safely withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -60°C to +220°C. Designed to fit seamlessly into fast-paced lifestyles, Lékué’s clever product catalog focuses heavily on microwave and oven cooking, offering signature items like the collapsible Steam Case, the all-in-one Silicone Bread Maker, and innovative “to-go” lunch solutions.
Now expanding into a new global era of sustainable innovation following its strategic acquisition by the Brabantia Group, Lékué bridges the gap between traditional techniques and modern functionality, enabling oil-free, nutrient-rich steam cooking with minimal kitchen cleanup.
Miyabi
It takes more than 100 steps and 42 days to make one knife worthy of the MIYABI brand. Each knife goes from the hands of skilled artisans to yours—ensuring you get the finest caliber. We craft the knives in Seki, Japan’s samurai-sword making capital since the 14th century. You get the best of both worlds: German engineering and Japanese craftsmanship, for long-lasting durability and scalpel-like sharpness. Making you the master of precision cuts.
OXO
OXO was founded in 1990 by Sam Farber, an entrepreneur in the housewares industry, and his son, John Farber. Products that make everyday life easier, in every part of your home; gadgets that are designed to fit comfortably in your hand, and in your life. OXO looks at everyday objects, activities and sees ways to make things simpler, easier, and more thoughtfully designed. Everything OXO make is engineered for everyday functionality and long-lasting durability.
OXO Tot
At OXO Tot, the story began with a simple yet powerful idea: to design baby products that provide the perfect balance of function, comfort, and innovation. We know that raising a child is a beautiful journey filled with both joyful moments and challenges, and we’re here to support parents with thoughtfully designed products that help them navigate it all.
We understand that every stage of parenting comes with unique demands, which is why we strive to offer solutions that grow with your child. From feeding and bathing to organizing and on-the-go needs, OXO Tot’s products are built to simplify and enhance your parenting experience—making everyday tasks a little less stressful and a lot more fun.
Pedrini
Everything started from the passion of a man who grew up in the land of the “productive miracle” of Brescia, Italy – the homeland of metal. In the year 1942 and Giuseppe Pedrini, starting from an artisan reality begins to write the history of what then, over the years, has turned into a large family industry. Aesthetics is a fundamental product requirement, attention, and care for details make the difference, for this Pedrini proposes products of Italian design that meet the taste of people the world over.
Pyrex
Pyrex was launched in 1915 by Corning Glass Works and fundamentally transformed American cooking by introducing the world’s first thermal-resistant glass bakeware. Developed from industrial borosilicate glass originally engineered for railroad lantern globes, the material allowed home cooks to bake, serve, and store food in a single, transparent dish without the fear of shattering from intense oven heat. During the mid-20th century, the brand expanded into a vibrant cultural phenomenon with its wildly popular line of opal glass mixing bowls and casseroles featuring colorful, nostalgic graphics like Butterprint and Gooseberry.
Now anchored under the Corelle Brands corporate family, Pyrex remains an indispensable, multi-generational fixture in kitchens worldwide for its iconic measuring cups, deep lasagna bakers, and airtight food storage sets.
Schott Zwiesel
Under the premium Zwiesel Glas brand is the classic Schott Zwiesel brand. For over 150 years, Schott Zwiesel has been privileged to be a part of life’s journeys with our range of glassware. Sommeliers, winemakers, international chefs, and consumers in over 120 countries have held in their hands a Schott Zwiesel glass at work, special, meaningful, or just-me moments. Brilliance, robustness, durability, and grace – words that would describe a Schott Zwiesel in the world of gastronomy and hospitality, as well as the sanctuary of homes. A toast, then, To the moments!
Snapware
Snapware was founded in 1994 as Flambeau Products and grew into an industry leader by specializing in smart, leak-proof home organization and food storage solutions. Best known for its signature four-latch locking lids and airtight silicone seals, the brand eliminated the frustration of messy kitchen spills and stale food by providing a completely airtight, watertight barrier.
Operating today under the Corelle Brands portfolio, Snapware cleverly bridges the gap between different kitchen materials by offering two distinct, highly popular lines: the lightweight, BPA-free plastic Total Solution collection and the durable Glass Total Solution collection, which utilizes genuine Pyrex tempered glass vessels. This integration allows users to seamlessly prep, bake, and serve using the heat-resistant glass bases, then snap on the interchangeable, color-coded lids for stackable, space-saving refrigerator or freezer storage.
Staub
Staub gathers people in the kitchen and at the table for good food. Born in Alsace, a French region known for its craftsmanship and cuisine, each piece of Staub cast iron cookware brings a taste of authenticity to every meal and it’s also famous chefs’ preferred cookware. Just look for the STAUB seal on every product – our name is our promise to you that you are cooking with the best of France, wherever your kitchen may be. Staub – cast iron cookware made in France, and adored worldwide.
Umbra
Umbra began in 1979, born out of a passion for original design and the desire to create useful household products and furniture for every home, big or small, luxurious or contemporary. Driven by innovation, our team of international designers brings thought and creativity into everyday items, drawing inspiration from the global marketplace and pushing boundaries.
Visions
Visions was created by Corning France and introduced to Europe in the late 1970s before its massive 1983 debut in the United States, where it quickly became a dominant force in the housewares market. The brand redefined culinary convenience by introducing a transparent, amber-tinted beta-quartz material belonging to the Pyroceram family of glass-ceramics. This pioneering, non-porous composition features an extremely low thermal expansion coefficient, giving it total immunity to thermal shock. As a result, home cooks can move a single pot directly from freezer storage straight to a gas or electric range, conventional oven, microwave, or broiler without any risk of shattering. Now managed worldwide under the Corelle Brands umbrella, Visions remains highly sought after for its signature see-through design—which eliminates boilovers by allowing easy visual monitoring—and its chemically inert surface that completely resists food stains and odors
Zwiesel Glas
For over 150 years, location and materials have been inextricably bound up together here. Nestled away deep in the Bavarian Forest, at Zwiesel Glas one has become synonymous with the other. As a brand, as a philosophy, and in every glass Zwiesel Glas produce here.In Zwiesel Glas, it is the detail which goes to make occasions special. And it is those special occasions Zwiesel Glas are here for. For a vibrant glassware culture that is equally as inspired by the dining-out tables of this world as it is by the ones in our homes.
Zwilling
Since 1731, Zwilling have been crafting cutlery in Germany, home to the world’s finest makers of swords, knives, and scissors. Zwilling’s passion for cooking inspired them to expand our expertise into cookware, glassware, kitchen tools, and more – products that put pleasure in cooking and entertaining. So when you hold a ZWILLING product, you are actually holding a piece of history. And the future.