Product introductions
The luxury home furnishings brand has updated some of co-founder and lead designer Adriana Hoyos’ favorite designs from the past to celebrate the company’s 30th anniversary.
The brand, well-known for outdoor performance fabrics, is unveiling its Sunbrella Interiors sub-brand to highlight its interior upholstery fabrics, window treatments and throws. High Point marketgoers can see it all at a new space on the Showplace Walkway.
The luxury furniture brand is launching a French-inspired line, building on its Metropolitan Museum of Art partnership with a new collection, opening two U.S. stores, adding programs for designers — and more.
The high-end home furnishings producer is showcasing original paintings from co-founders Palmer Linwood Smith and David Ebbetts, plus their Art Tank by South + English furniture, at 313 Space.
Inspired by Mexico’s iconic oilcloth table coverings, the Clay x HoM collection reimagines nostalgic florals and punchy hues into sculptural tiles that capture the region’s joyful spirit.
Step inside the creative mind of designer Kim Salmela as she unveils her latest work for Norwalk Furniture and Crypton Fabrics. In this exclusive interview, she shares how heritage, sustainability, and a fearless mix of styles shape her timeless yet trend-aware approach to design.
With the new Tristen William furniture line, Santoso is targeting brick-and-mortar retailers, as well as interior designers, and is offering special pricing for designers following the launch.
Building on the success of its Bedroom by Design program launched in April 2025, Sherrill Furniture will launch its latest domestic case goods offering, Custom Cabinets by Design, at the upcoming High Point Market.
High Point Market Fall 2025 is upon us. Across the board, brands are leaning into organic silhouettes – sofas with curved frames, tables inspired by river-worn stone, and chairs with winged backs, and tactile surfaces from raffia and rattan to bamboo and bronze.
We chat with product designer Stacy Garcia about how designers and brands can reframe their creative process to make sustainability a natural part of their work and not just an extra to-do.