Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC manufactures home furnishings and has grown from a furniture sales company founded in 1945 into a global furniture manufacturer. The company says that when investors acquired it in 1976, its 35 employees produced wood occasional furniture in a 35,000-square-foot Arcadia, Wisconsin plant; it now reports more than 13 million square feet of manufacturing and distribution facilities. Its international supply chain combines domestic and foreign production with distribution and transportation operations.
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Golden InternationalFounded by Narain Dass Chugh in Panipat in 1950, Golden International manufactures home furnishings and textile products, from bedding and comforters to fabrics for upholstery. The company has grown from a one-person operation into a North Indian manufacturing network spanning 14 locations and more than 2,000,000 square feet, with products supplied to more than 50 countries. Its in-house quality-control unit inspects goods throughout production and before distribution.PATTERSON, NY
Linon Home Decor Products, IncFrom its Mineola headquarters, Linon Home Decor Products designs, sources, and distributes affordable home furnishings and area rugs for retailers across North America. The company brings more than 50 years of experience to trend-forward collections, supported by global sourcing offices and more than 1 million square feet of warehouse space across two distribution centers. Its expanding portfolio includes the Linon, Powell, and Coast to Coast brands, as well as KYVOS modular seating built around licensed toolless-assembly innovations.MINEOLA, NY
SpectraWoodFrom a basement workshop in 1969, SpectraWood has grown into a family-owned State College furniture maker specializing in solid-wood home furnishings and office furniture. The Roeshot-Friberg family still operates the business, crafting American-made pieces from hardwoods sourced in Pennsylvania’s surrounding forests and serving both residential retailers and institutional customers. Its 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space supports custom work as well as furniture built for heavy commercial use.STATE COLLEGE, PA