Founded in 1935 by Liechtenstein immigrant Hans Risch, Risch makes handcrafted restaurant menu covers and tabletop accessories in Rochester, New York. Still women-owned and women-led, the third- and fourth-generation business specializes in custom designs and says its products are handmade in the USA for hospitality customers worldwide.
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Rollhaus Seating ProductsFounded in 1950 by Ludwig and Alfred Rollhaus, Rollhaus Seating Products manufactures bespoke commercial seating and related restaurant furniture in its Long Island City, Queens factory. For more than 65 years, its in-house team has outfitted New York hospitality spaces including Balthazar, Frenchette and Jack’s Wife Freda, while also providing on-site and off-site reupholstery. The company’s work also extends beyond restaurants, appearing in Bloomingdale’s, Central Park horse-drawn carriages and television productions.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
John Ritzenthaler CompanyFounded in 1892, John Ritzenthaler Company is a family-owned and operated textile company making kitchen, cleaning, and foodservice linens and apparel under the RITZ family of brands. What began as an importer of Belgian cleaning cloths grew into a long-running kitchen-textile business serving retail, hospitality, and foodservice customers. The company’s small, friendly culture and motto, “Makes Lasting Friends®,” remain part of how it does business.WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA
Foster-Gordon Mfg. CoFamily-owned Foster-Gordon Mfg. Co. began in 1967, when Bob and Alberta Gordon launched the business from a card table in their Brooklyn apartment. Now based on Long Island, the company continues to make its products in the USA, with its identity rooted in personal customer relationships and detailed, handmade work. Its custom diploma covers serve schools and other institutions seeking a tailored presentation for important occasions.BOHEMIA, NY
Richard Wrightman Design, LtdFor twenty-five years, Richard Wrightman Design has worked from a former 1840s sail-canvas mill in Litchfield County, Connecticut, where a new generation of craftspeople makes furniture by hand. Known for translating the spirit of travel into contemporary design, the studio builds each commission to order for interior designers, private clients, and hospitality settings.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY