About Us
Leadership Experience and Global Décor Supply Network
Always Home International, founded by Rick Steinberg after selling Alco Industries, leverages decades of industry expertise. Now led by his children Jordan Steinberg and Lindsay Steinberg Christner, the company excels in design, sourcing, and global décor distribution. Their efficient structure ensures high-quality products and competitive pricing, adapting swiftly to retail trends. With teams in the U.S. and Asia, they maintain flexibility and consistency through strong manufacturing partnerships, delivering exclusive and private label collections tailored to retail needs.
50+ years of combined leadership experience in home decor and housewares
Founded by a former Alco Industries leader
Led by current management
Global sourcing network across multiple countries
Vertically integrated with a direct-to-manufacturer model
Lean teams in the U.S. and Asia
Expertise in various decor product categories
Proven track record in private label and retail programs
Competitive pricing from direct sourcing
Agile structure for quick decision-making
Retail Growth and Strategic Brand Partnerships
Always Home International has grown significantly since its founding, expanding retail reach and forging strong partnerships with major retailers. The company’s scalable sourcing and distribution model supports sustainable growth. Strong relationships with lifestyle brands have led to successful licensed collections. Agile operations and efficient processes ensure competitiveness and long-term stability.
Scaled from $3 million in first-year sales to a projected $30+ million business year over year
Ongoing partnerships with major national retailers
Experience across private label and branded retail programs
Strategic brand collaborations including Jill Zarin, Kathy Ireland, Holly Williams, and Miranda Lambert
Scalable sourcing and distribution model supporting national rollout
Lean operational structure driving efficiency and profitability
Strong retail relationships built on consistency and execution