The Kaleidoscope Collection is a celebration of Color, Pattern, Culture, and proves that Beauty + Sustainability can Simultaneously Co-exist. Discover The KaleidoscopeCollection during High Point Market, in InterHall IH204 (Oct 26-30, 2024) to explore the beauty of textiles using recycled polyester fibers.
As Tim Newlin approaches his first High Point Market as CEO of Norwalk Furniture, he’s already focused on the future. Less than six months after joining the company, Newlin’s thorough analysis and planning are yielding results.
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.
SHOW NOT SHOW at Dutch Design Week is a group exhibition by six designers under the name The Best Kept Spoilers: Lucas Zito, Pepijn Fabius Clovis, Aad Bos (Mokko), Studio Luuk van Laarhoven, Frank Penders and Marc Meeuwissen (Dear Objects). On display will be mainly functional and autonomous objects.
When Tom and Rebecca Birdsall, owners of Black Kite Cellars, set out to create their new tasting room, they wanted a space that felt like a welcoming home rather than a commercial establishment. The couple tapped Hawkins Interiors to design Black Kite’s tasting room and give it a lived-in, residential feeling.
As the founder of The Zen Experience, designer Dara Segbefia has carved a unique niche for herself by focusing on transforming teacher lounges and enhancing the well-being of educators, often in underserved communities.
This Fall at High Point Market, you’ll find many vendors premiering collaborations with architects or designers with architectural influences, a reflection of where design clients are delegating their budgets: construction, art, lighting, kitchen, bath and sustainability.
Stephanie Wiott’s design firm goes all in on show homes, which she says are one of the best ways to reach prospective clients. Some 20,000 people walked through her most recent project. Executive Editor Julie A. Palm talks with the Indiana-based designer about that — and how her firm is considering its first build.
The line weaves in the spirit of Ortiz’s Latin culture in each design, an homage to her deep connection to her home country’s biodiversity and heritage. Her tropical upbringing is underscored further by the collection’s wide range of natural materials, including linen, sisal, and raffia.
Lisa Staprans’ “Soul of Design” marks her debut as an author, solidifying her reputation as a leading voice in the neuroscience of beauty. Lisa’s beautifully crafted book, masterfully blends scientific inquiry, and stunning visual imagery, and reveals how design can transcend mere aesthetics. To become a vehicle for self-expression, healing, and nurturing, gives answers to essential questions we all face, as well as how we benefit through the growth of the human experience.