Robinson Home Products appointed Ross Patterson president in 2016, with Jim Walsh remaining as the company’s CEO. At the time, Patterson had spent more than six years as director of business for the tabletop division at Robinson, which at that point, held the license for the Oneida consumer product categories in the U.S. including tabletop, flatware, cookware and bakeware.
Glassware made a big statement across the showrooms at the Spring New York Tabletop Market this week, with several vendors showcasing new shapes, designs, techniques and offerings to suit the changing preferences of consumers.
Robinson Home Products has expanded its CraftKitchen housewares collection with barware, bakeware and glassware.
Robinson Home is launching a multi-category brand of kitchenware, dubbed Prime Chef, to the retail market. The rollout comes on the heels of its 2018 debut of CraftKitchen and Studio Cuisine branded collections.
At the recent New York Tabletop Market, Robinson Home Products unveiled the addition of flatware and dinnerware segments to its CraftKitchen brand of housewares.
Robinson Home Products has launched new Oneida flatware and dinnerware inspired by current home trends at the International Home + Housewares Show.
The fall New York Tabletop Market at the Forty One Madison building is showcasing a range of design and lifestyle trends this season, such as reactive glazes and gray color stories. Another key tabletop trend for the home seen throughout the market includes a range of designs that are influenced by hospitality tableware.
Robinson Home Products, which holds the license for Oneida consumer product categories in the U.S., has appointed Ross Patterson president. Former president and CEO Jim Walsh will retain the role of CEO, remaining involved in the strategic direction of the company.
Robinson Home Products has debuted the Oneida Terrace collection. The line is Oneida’s first branded tabletop collection for “upscale outdoor…
The past 10 years have seen a number of major changes within the tableware industry, as brands and retailers have…