Charger-backed Wolf-Gordon acquires two interior surfaces providers Andor Willow and Walls & Interiors
- Andor Willow founder Sascha Tettero-Weyman will continue to lead the business
- Look Walls co-founders Lindsay White and Lester Blumenthal will continue to lead the business
- Wolf-Gordon was founded in 1967
Wolf-Gordon, which is backed by Charger Investment Partners, has acquired Andor Willow, a Toronto-based provider of wood wall panels and room dividers; and Look Walls & Interiors, a Dallas, Texas-based designer and manufacturer of custom and digitally printed wallcoverings. No financial terms were disclosed.
Wolf-Gordon is a New York City-based provider of wallcoverings and high-performance interior surface finishes serving the architecture and design community.
Andor Willow founder Sascha Tettero-Weyman will continue to lead the business.
Look Walls co-founders Lindsay White and Lester Blumenthal will continue to lead the business.
“Andor Willow and Look Walls are exactly the kind of founder-led businesses we look to partner with and help scale. We are proud to support Rick and the entire Wolf-Gordon team as they continue to outpace the market with inspiring design, dynamic innovation and exceptional execution,” said Kimberly Pollack, co-founder and partner at Charger Investment Partners.
Wolf-Gordon was founded in 1967.
