The successor of mattress maker Spring Air Company, SAI controls the Spring Air brand globally. The newly-formed firm has about 10 licensees in the US and about 10 abroad. The original Spring Air was founded in 1926 by mattress innovator Francis Karr, who introduced an offset coil that adjusts to sleepers' weights. It merged with its largest licensee, Florida-based Consolidated Bedding, and folded in other licensees in 2007. In May 2009 the company abruptly ceased operations and in June emerged under new ownership and management as SAI. Spring Air brand products are sold worldwide through furniture retailers, department stores, and bedding stores.

Miele & Cie. has made quite a name for itself in the world of appliances. The company has operations in approximately 40 countries and offers a line of consumer appliances including vacuum cleaners; laundry systems and irons; dishwashers; ovens; cooking ranges and ventilation hoods; and coffee systems. In 2008 its domestic appliance division introduced refrigeration and wine storage units. Miele Professional also offers commercial cleaning equipment such as laboratory glassware washers, industrial parts cleaning systems, dental disinfectors, and commercial wet cleaning systems.

When it's compared to its sister companies, Anam Electronics is probably more entertaining. Anam Electronics, a unit of semiconductor giant Anam Group, makes TVs (specializing in large screen and flat panel), VCRs, DVD players, and related home electronics. Its products are sold under the Anam brand in Korea and worldwide. Founded in 1973, Anam Electronics is related to other Anam businesses that produce wristwatches and digital clocks, cable decoders, and semiconductor equipment. As part of the group's effort to spin off Anam Electronics, Anam Semiconductor sold its stake in the company. Seoul Guarantee Insurance owns about 21% of Anam Electronics.

Daewoo Electronics is one of South Korea's largest consumer electronics manufacturers and exporters. Daewoo makes home and kitchen appliances (microwave ovens, refrigerators, washing machines). Daewoo Electronics sells its products in more than 105 countries. Backed by the Korean government, the company is restructuring in an effort to return to profitability and eventually find a buyer. To that end, in 2009 it sold four of its businesses: TV, air conditioning, vacuum cleaners, and electronic motors. The firm retained its refrigerator, washing machine, and kitchen appliance units.

Norwall Group is a leading North American manufacturer of residential paper-backed, vinyl wallcoverings and borders. Products include 35 wallcovering lines, such as paintable, peelable, scrubable, strippable, and washable wallcoverings, and all are pre-pasted. Its goods are sold to thousands of wholesale and retail home improvement and decorator distributors throughout North America and abroad. In the US, the company's products are traded through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Patton Wallcoverings. The company produces approximately 40,000 km of wallpaper each year. President and CEO James Patton owns nearly 29% of the company.

To caring parents, grandparents and gift givers worldwide, Sassy is the brand of products for children that you can trust for nurturing and developing your child because they have premium quality, innovative design and focused coloration, environmentally principled, with credible and helpful purpose and value added features.Sassy continues to operate independently out of Kentwood, MI and Bannockburn, IL. Sassy enjoys distribution in all major trade channels, including mass market retailers, food chains, drug stores, catalogs, and independent baby and toy stores in the United States. In addition, Sassy products can be found in 29 countries worldwide. Sassy’s extensive product categories have grown to include developmental and attachable toys, infant and toddler bath and feeding products, grooming and hygiene products, teething products and room organization products.

The UK-based company makes children's role-playing toys such as miniature household appliances, kitchen play sets, dolls' accessories, and cash registers, some of which carry licensed brand names such as Dyson or KFC. It also makes nursery furniture and toddler activity games. Products are distributed through the company's web site, toy companies, department stores, and general merchandise stores. Casdon was founded in 1946 by Tom Cassidy and is run today by his son, Paul.

Colefax Group plc is an international designer and distributor of luxury furnishing fabrics and wallpapers and a leading international decorating company. Sales are made under the brand names Colefax and Fowler, Cowtan and Tout, Jane Churchill, Larsen and Manuel Canovas. The Group has offices in the UK, USA, France, Germany and Italy, which form part of an expanding worldwide distribution network.The Group strategy is to build and expand its portfolio of luxury international fabric brands. Each fabric brand in the Group has a separate design studio and a separate marketing strategy promoting a distinctive look. The brands compliment each other by covering a broad range of tastes from classical to contemporary. The Group mainly sells to interior designers and interior design shops, serving the high-end residential market. All of the fabrics and wallpapers sold by the Group are manufactured by third party suppliers.

Kid Brands, Inc. designs, imports, markets, and distributes infant and juvenile consumer products. It offers infant bedding and related nursery accessories and decor, such as blankets, rugs, mobiles, nightlights, hampers, lamps, and wall art under the CoCaLo Baby, CoCaLo Couture, CoCaLo Naturals, and Baby Martex brands; cribs, mattresses, and other nursery furniture under the Babi Italia, Europa Baby, Bonavita, Graco, and Serta brands; and developmental toys, as well as feeding, bath, and baby care items under the Sassy brand. The company offers its products to retailers, including national retail accounts, and independent retailers comprising toy, specialty, food, drug, apparel, and other retailers, as well as to military post exchanges. It sells its products through its direct sales force and distribution network in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, as well as through independent manufacturers representatives and distributors internationally. The company was formerly known as Russ Berrie and Company, Inc. and changed its name to Kid Brands, Inc. on September 22, 2009. Kid Brands, Inc. was founded in 1963 and is based in Wayne, New Jersey.

Ebonite International makes bowling balls for professionals and style-conscious bowlers. Each type of ball comes in a variety of exotic swirls of color, from peacock to candy. Ebonite company also manufactures ball bags and other bowling accessories. It sells its products under the Ebonite, Hammer, and OPTYX brand names. Through its Vantage and VanTech subsidiaries, Ebonite manufactures equipment used in bowling alleys, such as pinspotters and ball returns.

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