15 Brands That Are Actually Owned By Home Depot

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Whether you're browsing the aisles for new Home Depot releases or are in the market for specific home improvement materials, there are countless brands to choose from there. DIYers can find premium power tools from brands including Ryobi, DeWalt, and Milwaukee. Those rushing around to replace a broken refrigerator will find a host of highly-rated fridges at Home Depot from brands including Whirlpool, LG, and Samsung. And if you crave a better way to clean, you can expect to find names like Dyson, Tide, and Clorox. But lining the shelf space between them, you'll also come across a bevy of well-known brands which, despite being household names in their own right, are actually owned by Home Depot.

For example, if you like to keep your garage organized and you're a Home Depot regular, you'll surely be familiar with Husky, which is known for its long line of tools and storage solutions. Similarly, if you decided to build your own decking or fence, you're probably already on good terms with Everbilt, a brand that's known for its robust and reliable hardware range. Below, we've highlighted some 15 brands that are actually owned by Home Depot. They cover a wide range of home improvement products and solutions, while they each offer something different.

Our first brand in this guide is Husky, which, if you're a regular at Home Depot — and you're a dab-hand at DIY — you're probably well familiar with. Its ranges cover solutions for both DIYers and trade pros alike, with innovative, hardy tools and storage solutions. Husky tool products sold at Home Depot include hand tools, mechanic socket sets, tool storage units, and outdoor equipment.

The rights to the brand were bought by Home Depot in the noughties, but it was founded in the 1920s. What that means now is that it brings to the shelves of Home Depot more than a century of manufacturing experience. As for which specific products you can expect to find from Husky, think tool bags, boxes, chests, and workbenches. It also offers garage storage solutions, essential plumbing tools, air tools, automotive tools, hand tools, and more.

Whether you're beginning to make your house a smart home or looking for an easier way to pull your various tech together, there's a brand at Home Depot that deals with just that. It's called Hubspace, and while it doesn't actually produce smart equipment, it works hard to tie it all together in one, easy-to-use system. In other words, it's an app — one that connects and controls more than 200 smart products. Unlike Husky, for which Home Depot purchased the exclusive rights to sell, Hubspace is the chain's own creation. It launched in 2021, and you guessed it: most of its compatible products come from brands which are also owned by Home Depot.

Smart home product categories cover everything from lighting and air conditioning to home security and electrical controls. You can find ceiling fans that easily hook up to Hubspace, along with home security, heating, and air-conditioning solutions. There are also some unexpected smart home devices that you can link to it, like leak detectors and even a smart sprinkler timer ... made by Husky. Whatever you connect to the system, the app is free to use without the need to pay for a subscription.

If you're updating your kitchen, you probably know that you can find ways at Home Depot to make your kitchen renovation easier. Whether you want to equip yourself with the right tools, or shop for decorative hardware, you'll find it all along the shelves of the local Big Orange. You can also find a range of cabinets and kitchen fixtures from a variety of brands. One of those is Glacier Bay, which was launched by Home Depot in the late '90s.

It's geared towards those in need of affordable bath and kitchen fixtures. The products are designed for pros and DIYers alike, and they aim to strike a balance between style and practicality to help keep costs low. As for what the Glacier Bay ranges include, bathroom renovators can shop from a range of vanities, faucets, mirrors, bathers, toilets, and more. Alternatively, if you're updating your kitchen, you can find sinks in various styles and materials, faucets, plus a selection of garbage disposal systems covering light, medium, and heavy duty.

Whether your fingers are green or you've yet to dip your toes in the glorious warm waters of home horticulture, Home Depot is a great place to buy plants. Availability usually depends on which region you're in, which is good — it means that the plants you buy actually make sense for where you live. Once again, the grower labels that come affixed to the pots vary. But one of the most prevalent is Vigoro, which offers a variety of seasonal outdoor plants, perennials, annuals, bulbs, and even indoor plants to help enliven your space.

It's not just plants that Vigoro vies to supply. In fact, as well as live goods, it also offers a range of planters, soil, fertilizers, mulch, landscaping rock, edging, weed killers, and even a range of fencing products. In other words — and to quote Home Depot — its range is curated to deliver "complete lawn and garden care." As for its origins, it was originally founded in 1924 by parent company, Swift & Co. However, Home Depot now owns the rights to the brand name and the sale of its products, bringing it into the fold of its ever-growing list of exclusive labels. In other words, if you're interested in Vigoro's wares, there's only one place that you're likely to find them.

Wander the aisles of your local Home Depot in search of home decor, and you're unlikely to be starved of options. There's a good reason for that. Along with providing a high level of service and great prices, part of Home Depot's mission is to offer customers the broadest selection of products. With this in mind, in 2006 it purchased the Home Decorators Collection — an online retailer of rugs on home decor. And while that's one of many such transactions that contributed to the chain's selection as we know it today, at the time, it effectively doubled Home Depot's home decor category. Examining the brand's currently-available wares, it's easy to see why.

Bathroom renovators can choose from a range of vanities, in various sizes, and with or without tops. Bath and shower suites are widely available, as is a complementary range of bath linens. There's vinyl, laminate, and bamboo flooring all with the Home Decorators Collection stamp affixed to the label, not to mention area rugs. There's a whole gamut of lighting options available, and if you need furniture — be that in the living room, bedroom, kitchen, office, or indeed on the patio — there's plenty of that to go around, too. All benefit from the brand's dedication to quality, with many ranges that are strongly rated by users. As for who they're for, the brand appeals to design-savvy homeowners hoping to fill their interiors with timeless, elevated style.

Making big promises with its name alone, Lifeproof Flooring was launched by Home Depot in 2017. Per that name, it manufactures stylish flooring solutions which are designed to withstand life in busy households. Indeed, in its own words, its products are "100% lifeproof." It covers ranges of flooring for homes with children, including waterproof solutions for kids who refuse to be anything but rambunctious at bath time. It also includes carpets fitted with "Petproof Technology," which is likely to pique the interest of families with furry children.

With that being said, Lifeproof Flooring is designed for more than practicality. Its ranges also aim to help buyers curate a more beautiful home. Ceramic and porcelain wall and floor tiles, for example, can help bring a luxe look to bathrooms and kitchens. There is also a Lifeproof range of hardwood flooring — all of which is, apparently, designed to deliver on the brand's eponymous promise. Unfortunately, ratings for the hardwood line largely score in the 3-star range, with users suggesting it's best to avoid buying these products at Home Depot. That's a shame, although it's important not to tar the rest of the brand's wares with the same brush. As far as Lifeproof's carpet, tile, laminate, and vinyl flooring ranges are concerned, consistent ratings well above 4 stars suggest that, with those lines at least, this brand is true to its word.

Another Home Depot brand with its fingers in multiple home-improvement pies, Hampton Bay was founded by the chain in 1987. Its goal is to help homeowners curate their dream indoor and outdoor spaces, with products that, per its tagline, are "always right at home." As for those pies, there are many.

Its patio furniture category alone covers full patio sets, chairs, tables, along with lounge furniture and accent cushions. You can also find gazebos to give your new furnishings shelter, along with a range of fire pits. There are lighting solutions and ceiling fans for spaces throughout the home and garden. And if you're remodeling your kitchen, there's a Hampton Bay line of kitchen cabinets, covering Shaker and recessed-panel styles with various sizes and finishes.

Home Depot stocks a full range of essential home appliances, covering everything from refrigeration and laundry to dishwashing, air conditioning, and more. It curates them from a long list of manufacturers, including some of the highest-rated appliance brands like Ninja, Cuisinart, and Whirlpool. It also has its own in-house appliance brand, Vissani, which is known for its functional, durable appliances. The range is designed to bridge the gap between stylish design and affordable functionality, but it's not without its frills. For example, there are several appliances, including air conditioners and freezers, which are compatible with Home Depot's smart-home platform, Hubspace.

The wider range covers the essentials: refrigeration, freezing, AC, cooking and extraction, and more. Not only that, but there are plenty of Vissani appliances that score well in reviews, demonstrating that you don't necessarily need to buy the well-known big-box brands in order to score quality. Vissani is owned by Home Depot, and was trademarked by the chain in 2018.

Also owned and founded by Home Depot, EcoSmart makes energy-saving LED light bulbs and smart lighting solutions to help you use less electricity. It strives to help you pull the cost of your monthly bills down without sacrificing on quality or aesthetics, with a range of solutions to cover the home and garden. Indoors, for example, there's a variety of light bulb types, including standard, can, globe, candle, Edison, and more. You can find LED strip lights for illuminating your closets and cabinets, flex lights to customize your light displays, and even music sync lights to help set the mood.

Outdoors, a small range of dimmable rope lights allow you to illuminate your garden, including one that can be hooked up to the Hubspace app. Just know that, despite the "Smart" part of the brand name, not all products are actually smart-enabled. With that being said, the range consistently scores well above 4 stars in the ratings, which is reassuring regardless of the type of bulb you need to buy.

Per the name, Commercial Electric is Home Depot's own-brand solution for professionals and DIYers. The brand places an emphasis on convenience, which means that it's suitable for property managers and homeowners who are comfortable with more complex home improvement work. It covers all the essentials to do the work yourself, including electrical tools, switches, wall plates, electrical boxes, and more.

As for the lighting solutions themselves, there are many. It produces recessed lighting in various sizes, including recessed lighting kits. You can also find flush mount lights and cabinet lights. Outdoors, there's a wide range of options, making it easier to find the right lighting for your garden. There are landscape lights, porch light sconces, motion-activated lights to help you see where you're going, along a range of lighting to help burglar-proof your back yard.

The name Everbilt first appears in trademark documents filed by Home Depot in 2005, and it's one of those brands that frequent fliers in the DIY aisle are likely to be familiar with. It creates hardware that's designed to "hold your projects together," such as screws, nails, bolts, nuts, hooks, and door hardware. It also makes plumbing fittings and parts, valves, and water pumps.

It's not only hardware that's treated with the "Everbilt" brand stamp, either. In fact, Everbilt offers a variety of products to help DIY homeowners achieve their project goals. There are fencing products, for example, like chain-link, chicken wire, and welded wire fencing — plus T-Posts and U-Posts to hold your boundaries together. You can find insulation, gutter systems, and HVAC registers. And if storage is your chief concern, there are closet organizers, shelving solutions, and garage storage systems to choose from.

Another affordable flooring brand from Home Depot, TrafficMaster makes DIY-friendly products designed to suit both homes and light commercial applications. Ranges cover a variety of materials, allowing users to enjoy the benefits of laminate flooring, as well as vinyl, carpet, and ceramic tile. Not only that, but for DIYers, products come with a range of installation options, such as click-lock, grip-strip, peel-and-stick, and groutable flooring — most of which are strongly rated by users. Failing that, you can always speak to Home Depot about their various flooring installation services. These are provided by insured, licensed contractors, and come with the assurance of a lifetime labor warranty.

Alternatively, if you'd rather do it yourself, then you won't have to move far from the flooring aisle to find what you need to finish the job. TrafficMaster offers a range of supplies like underlayment, carpet padding, grippers, and rug pads. And don't forget, the chain is dedicated to home improvement. In other words, you'll find all the tools and equipment you need to lay your floor at Home Depot, helping you to save on costs versus hiring a professional installer.

Aiming to help homeowners do what its name suggests, StyleWell was created in 2019 by Home Depot to offer on-trend furniture, decor, and even smart home solutions. Its ranges are, according to Home Depot, bold, fresh, and fun. More than that, they cover a very broad range of home decoration. There are solutions to help both decorate and de-clutter your bedroom, for example, including beds, dressers, bedside tables, and more. There are furniture ranges for the kitchen, too, including seating, kitchen islands, and carts.

In actual fact, with StyleWell, you can shop by room, with furnishings available for the living room, office, kids' rooms, and even outside on the patio. These pair with a long line of decor items such as mirrors, rugs, and accent furnishings, plus bedding and linens. Per Home Depot, the myriad collections are curated with price-conscious pieces which "pay for themselves," and geared towards those who value quality, efficiency, and comfort.

Those updating the hearts of their homes with luxury kitchen features like stone countertops have lots to choose from at Home Depot. Suppliers vary, with different stone choices, colors, and patterns all bringing the inimitable beauty of natural stone to kitchen and bathroom surfaces. One of those suppliers is called Stonemark, a premium brand owned by Home Depot. Its ranges cover granite, for those who need rock-solid durability, along with quartz, which is often regarded as one of the more affordable stone countertop materials.

There are multicolored granite options, along with white, black, gray, brown, and even beige — depending on the scheme you're shooting for. The choice is similarly varied for the quartz range. And like Home Depot's own-brand flooring ranges, users can benefit from professional installation, along with a countertop design service, which are bundled together when you design and order a custom counter via the chain.

The final brand in this guide owned by Home Depot is perhaps the most fun of all. It's called Home Accents Holiday, and it was launched in 2012 as the chain's own private holiday-decor brand. Its ranges cover everything you need to decorate the front of your house for two of the showiest holiday seasons — Halloween and Christmas. Of course, scaring the neighbors and decking the halls isn't necessarily for everybody. But for those who enjoy it — and who wholeheartedly believe in "going big" — it's got plenty to pique your holiday interest.

For example, if you're gearing up for spooky season and want to be the scariest house on the block, it has a range of Halloween animatronics and giants. These include several giant animated skeletons, with variations towering up to 12 feet. There's also a nine-foot haunted tree, a small-but-scary 3.5-foot baby troll, giant animated dinosaurs (plural), and more. Moving towards Christmas, there are giant Santas, sleighs, and reindeer, and some sets that combine all three. There are giant nutcrackers, a 10-foot polar bear with a festive scarf, along with jumbo ornaments. Not only that, but provided that you have the space to store them, there are plenty of options in the brand's line-up with very strong customer ratings.