SHOW STOPPING TRENDS
From 2016 Fall High Point Market
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Showcasing the latest and greatest in design, the High Point Market is the prime arbiter of home decor trends for interior designers and the furniture industry. From our vantage point, here is what is creating all the buzz. Enjoy!
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Emerald Sofa: Resource Décor's Serene Sofa (3 Seat)
Blue chair: Emerson Bently's Swag Chair
Purple chair: Thomas O'Brien for Century's Laura Chair
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Color
Emerald and shades of
blush sparred for dominance, while the classic combination of
black and white cheered them on. And all hues of
blue are not going anywhere soon!
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Fur bench: Chaddock's Little Lamb Bench
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Texture
Velvet and
fur for a pop of the unexpected with a soft and luxurious feel. Who says you can't be wild when it comes to contemporary design?
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Live edge console: Phillips Collection's Chamcha Wood Console Table
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Materials
Organic
live edge is still a leading trend with more vendors including it in their offerings. In the spirit of full transparency,
lucite continues its near two year trend to be seen. Pun intended.
Look to your mailbox in January for DESIGN [S]WATCH 3
covering 2017 design trends and our 2016 Fall High Point Market recap.
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Through founder Thayer Coggin's vision and Distinguished Design Award honoree Milo Baughman's creations, Thayer Coggin has amassed a collection of recognizable furniture design, especially in the category of mid-century modern.
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Thayer Coggin is a recognized name in luxury home furnishing which has carved out a unique identity in the market through a commitment to modern, classic design. Its furniture is handcrafted in High Point, North Carolina, and all upholstered furniture is custom made to order with hundreds of fabric choices in a variety of colors, patterns and materials, including client supplied fabrics. Many of its products are available in a variety of wood and metal finishes.
Several Thayer Coggin 2016 Fall High Point Market introductions pictured above.
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Highland Court Intermix
Evolution is key in the design world. The Highland Court brand has found its place in the market as a destination for luxe, distinctive textiles. Its mission is to inspire interiors by taking the designer through a journey, utilizing unique and unexpected materials in order to create a provocative room with a view.This season, the evolution of design has brought Highland Court to Intermix, a collection of luxury textiles featuring a blending of materials, experiences and cultures with a modern, inspired approach. From simple, elegant textures to complex layered velvets to beautifully embroidered draperies, Intermix utilizes natural fibers and material components for textiles that enhance contemporary environments.
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From high pile to loop weave, Duralee has celebrated the various forms of epingle weaves in the Lille Collection of exclusive cut velvets. Soft organic ovals, structured geometrics and Celtic knot motifs dance across dry ground cloths to create the perfect options for statement upholstery.
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Echoing her timeless personal style, Aerin's second fabric collection has a distinctively bohemian flair. Classic Asian prints, vibrant floral and paisley embroideries, a classic brocatelle, ethnic inspired jacquards and versatile textures all combine eclectically with a singular sense of ease and refinement.
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GP & J Baker's collaboration with Historic Royal Palaces has provided a wealth of inspiration for this very special, award-winning Historic Royal Palaces collection. Elements of spectacular gardens, architecture and interiors of the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Banqueting House, Kensington Palace and Kew Palace combine to create a dazzling assembly of rich and diverse designs. Lush velvets and chenilles, exquisite embroideries, and opulent silks make for a magnificent assemblage of grandeur wonder steeped in history and made modern for the luxurious interiors of today.
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Groundworks - Kelly Wearstler III
In her third collection with Groundworks, Kelly Wearstler presents a distinctively modern ode to the beauty of graphic and organic elements in a new collection of fabric. Natural luxuries and architectural forms come to life in instinctual compositions of line, color and space. Subtle with neutral, muted colorways and fine-scale details, and bold with large-scale silhouettes and hints of metallic, the Kelly Wearstler III collection brings a distinguished voice and rich dimension to every environment.
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Divine Design, with Nature as Inspiration
Watermark by Anna French is a collection of wall coverings celebrating the beauty and tranquility of nature. Patterns embody the calm essence of trickling water or a serene Japanese garden. Graphic water motifs, alluring feathers, coordinating striés and printed textures combine for a visually Zen experience.
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STAY TUNED FOR THE NEXT...
If you were not able to come to our
A Night in Havana celebration or the Stanley Furniture showroom during High Point Market, look for
DESIGN [S]WATCH 2 coming in December.
The entire issue is devoted to the recently debuted
Havana Crossing™
collection.
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November 1-30
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November 3-30
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Nov. 3 - Dec. 1
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Nov. 25 - Jan. 31
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Certain restrictions apply. Please see sales flyer for details. Must request sale when placing order.
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The copyrights of all manufacturer logos and product photos are held by the respective company,
unless otherwise noted.
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