Mads Ryder joined the Lenox Corporation at the close of 2018, succeeding Katrina Helmkamp, who left the company to pursue a role elsewhere. Ryder joined Lenox at a pivotal time for the company.
Lenox has signed a licensing deal with Arlee Home Fashions, a home textiles manufacturer. Company officials said that in collaboration with Lenox, Arlee Home Fashions will design and market new table linen, kitchen textile and bath collections, set to debut in early 2020.
Lenox has introduced the Tribeca dinnerware collection from its licensed Kate Spade line.
Lenox has added to its licensed line of Kate Spade kitchenware with new designs and colors.
Lenox has expanded its Kate Spade glass drinkware assortment with the addition of the Spade Clover pattern to its licensed line.
Lenox has debuted its new Blue Bay collection of serveware designed for desserts, at the recent New York Tabletop Market held at Forty One Madison.
Spring was in the air as attendees of this year’s Spring New York Tabletop Market were greeted by billowing floral displays in the lobby of Forty One Madison. The blooms hinted at the fresh new trend oriented tableware designs that awaited in the showrooms throughout the building.
Lenox Corporation and Michael Wainwright USA have ended their seven-year collaboration.
Lenox Corporation and Fiskars Group have invested in another decade in their respective full-floor showrooms at Forty One Madison, located in New York City. The companies currently occupy two of the largest showrooms, with the Lenox space spanning 12,669-square-feet, and Fiskars Group occupying 12,120-square-feet.
Lenox Corporation has named Andrew Dawson the company’s new chief sales officer and Andrea Page svp/digital and marketing.
The Lenox Corporation has decided to exit the Ambiente 2019 fair, set for February 8 to 12 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Lenox Corporation has appointed Mads Ryder as chief executive officer. Ryder joins Lenox after holding multiple leadership positions at top European consumer companies, including IC Group, Royal Copenhagen, Weight Watchers and LEGO Group.
At the recent NY Tabletop Market, Lenox’s Kate Spade brand unveiled its new nolita tableware collection.
Color, form and finish led the way on day two of the New York Tabletop Market, October 10. As vendors continue to look to satisfy casual living lifestyles, these design elements have evolved and inspired across a range of tableware segments.
Katrina Helmkamp, CEO of Lenox, has left the position to pursue a role elsewhere. Realogy Holdings Corp., a full-service residential real estate services company, announced Helmkamp’s appointment to the role of CEO of Cartus Corporation, its relocation services subsidiary.
Kate Spade, iconic fashion designer, was found dead in her New York City apartment this morning, June 5, of apparent suicide, according to multiple reports.
Lenox Corporation has expanded the Wainwright brand by Michael Wainwright with the introduction of a new line designed for the casual lifestyle of today’s consumer.
The tabletop category has reached a critical point as Millennials age into a variety of new life moments that have the potential to significantly grow the market. However, the industry must focus even more heavily on innovation within the category in order to tap into that growth potential, noted Joe Derochowski, home industry analyst for the NPD Group, on day two, April 11, of the spring New York Tabletop Market.
Lenox Corporation has introduced a new dinnerware collection in partnership with content and commerce company Domino Media Group. The collection, Domino by Lenox, will debut at the New York Tabletop Market.
Peter Cameron has stepped down as co-chairman of the board of the Lenox Corporation, HomeWorld Business has learned.