Home Furnishings Markets
Conceived by Rudi Nijssen and Dominique Sente, the couple behind antiques market and lighting brand Schwung, the 110,000-square-foot 313 Space aims to showcase a curated market experience blending established and emerging brands, outdoor luxury, antique dealers, and cutting-edge design.
Hooker Furnishings’ Pulaski Furniture division is building on the success of its Drew & Jonathan Home brand, created in partnership with Property Brothers hosts Drew and Jonathan Scott and Scott Brothers Global. This fall, the company will introduce two new collections, Huntington and Huxton, featuring pieces for both the bedroom and dining room.
NKBA will host a first-of-its-kind experience in “The Tent” at High Point Market in October. Activations within “The Tent” will take place Saturday, October 26 through Monday, October 28 in the Hamilton Wrenn Design District on Fred Alexander Place.
Nashville-based interior designer Brad Ramsey discusses how he spends his time at market, which vendors he loves doing business with and how he is redefining luxury and delegating his project budgets accordingly
With a big reveal planned for their new Design Center during High Point Market (Oct 26-30, 2024), that will coincide with Wesley Allen’s biggest launch in 15 years which will introduce 40+ finishes and 60+ fabrics.
In addition to showcasing a broader range of styles, a newly enhanced design center will be installed with natural lighting and more square footage to create a more user-friendly experience.
Accent Decor doubles down on its presence at High Point Market debuting a curated collection…
Universal Furniture will introduce two exquisite new furniture collections during April Furniture Market: Griffith Park and Avaline. The collections exemplify Universal Furniture’s continued commitment to craftsmanship, timeless design, and unparalleled comfort with the design versatility that customers have come to expect from the company.
Norman’s Lifestyle Collection is the perfect aesthetic blend with a sense of refined artistry that is all his own.
Influenced by Spanish missions, quaint bungalows and local architecture, Vineyard Row seamlessly blends earthy elements with sophisticated design. Details including high-low veneer planking, rustic hammered metal bar hardware, metal stretchers and seeded glass add to its authentic style.