Home Furnishings Markets
Celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, Nathan Anthony is an established custom furnishings resource for the design trade. With its fully vertical and lean manufacturing-driven operation, the company draws on its legacy as a family-owned and operated, U.S. based business.
Eight inspiring furniture and home décor products from nearly 40 finalists have been selected as ANDMORE’s Market Snapshot “People’s Choice” Award winners for the Spring 2025 High Point Market.
three leading designers—Laura Kirar, Susan Ferrier, and Paola Navone—offer intimate reflections on craft, mentorship, and meaning through their collections with Baker-McGuire. With distinct perspectives, they explore how thoughtful design becomes a legacy, a rebellion against disposability, and a deeply personal art form that honors both material and maker.
For many High Point Market buyers, the show is a prime time to sit — that is, to test out seating options to see how they feel. We’ve got a sample of new offerings, from sofas to benches to accent chairs.
The 40-year-old furniture company sees the new luxury upholstery brand as a way to reach style-driven retailers, e-commerce platforms and interior designers who seek “a shared creative experience.”
As High Point Market approaches, we’re getting a sneak peek at this season’s most exciting trends and product launches. From nautical inspirations and organic textures to bold collaborations like Missoni x York’s chevron wallpaper and playful partnerships like Novogratz x Pooky Lighting, discover what’s trending in luxury furnishings. Get ready for a season filled with stunning designs and craftsmanship.
You’re not the only one feeling it: As we head into High Point Market, we’re mired in economic uncertainty. But shoring up your connections with colleagues can make the market even more worthwhile — and set you up for success whatever the year brings.
People’s Choice Voting opens April 18-25
A complete renovation of Universal Furniture’s Designer’s Lounge will greet visitors at April Market. The lounge, now in its ninth year, has been a haven for designers to relax, recharge, and catch up during busy Market days. Universal’s Marketing Director Kayla Miller designed a new experience this Market to make designers feel even more like a VIP.
Set apart from its flagship showroom, the dedicated space – located on the second floor of Showplace in space 2340 – is approximately 5,000 sq. ft. and offers a refined showcase of Hooker Furnishings’ Modern Country Collection, a highly anticipated line that made its debut at the January Furniture Show (JFS) in Birmingham, UK