| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Brad Manning |
Chief Information Officer (CIO) | Profile |
Stylmark is a versatile manufacturer that collaborates with customers in retail, hospitality, entertainment and commercial interiors to turn design visions into environments that help businesses differentiate and drive bottom line performance. Founded in 1954, Stylmark has evolved from a garage-run business to an employee-owned organization of more than 150 based in Minneapolis, Stylmark was established as Designware Industries, when founder Ray Brink began incorporating his custom version of wheel-based rolling door mechanisms into a variety of fabricated aluminum extrusions, eventually expanding the product line to include tub and shower enclosures, bathroom cabinets and wardrobe doors. Since then, Stylmark has become a leading designer and manufacturer of finished fixtures and full solutions – from aluminum and steel products, to LED lighting and displays, showcases, fitting rooms, shelving, architectural moldings and more. Stylmark’s extensive inventory of products and solutions are designed to work together, creating comprehensive and distinctive lifestyle environments. The company’s custom capabilities and flexibility to problem solve help customers and designers bring their design visions to life, regardless of scale or complexity. Stylmark also boasts the industry’s most expansive anodized color palette for aluminum products, enabling customers to precisely match fixtures to specific brand colors.
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