For many High Point Market buyers, the show is a prime time to sit — that it 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, that are just waiting for buyers to try out.
Regina Andrew Detroit’s Carmine leather sofa blends a low-slung silhouette with a deep bench seat for comfort and retro vintage charm. It features slim metal legs and round bolster pillows and is dressed in a creamy, tufted Cappuccino leather. Part of more than 125 new products from company, it has a suggested retail price of $8,750. (International Home Furnishings Center IH006)
The Hollie chair from Precedent blends midcentury modern style with art deco inspiration. It features striking wood details and a graceful silhouette. (315 Fred Alexander Place, Third Floor)
American Leather’s Dorian chair has articulating back cushions that allow users to switch between two seating profiles — one for relaxed lounging with a taller silhouette and deeper seat, and another for upright support with enhanced lumbar comfort. It’s shown with a Bison Desert leather frame and a Brae Cinnamon fabric seat. The Dorian is also available as a sofa or sectional. (Showplace 5000)
Universal Furniture is launching its most extensive upholstery lineup, with more than 50 designs, including the special-order Commons bench. It has tapered wooden legs and a low back, making it ideal for the end of a bed. Available in two lengths, it comes in fabric and leather. (101 S. Hamilton St.)
The Ella dining chair from Moe’s reimagines the foundational form of the oval. A sleek, ergonomic silhouette and attention to detail creates a sense of harmony and balance. The result is a chair that exudes elegance and sophistication. Shown in Cedar Green, it’s also available in Heather Beige and Camel. (IHFC C302)
Designed by Jacques Deneef, this lounge chair from Ethnicraft is part of the Panel collection, which also includes a coordinating side table. The chair is made of teak in a Dark Brown finish; the rattan detailing is in a Roasted hue. Cushions are covered in linen. The chair has a suggested retail price of $2,149. (IHFC IH00)
The contemporary Lexington leather sofa from Sarreid Ltd. is dressed in Nottinghill gray leather. Striking details include deep tufting, track arms and gold-tone stainless steel legs. It has a suggested retail price of $5,280.
The upholstered Georgia bench from Odette has bolster pillows to create a cozy, inviting seating area. Its tailored design makes it fit seamlessly in interiors from contemporary to classic. (100 N. Centennial St.)
Part of Universal Furniture ready-to-ship group, the Mercer sectional has a 10-inch wide track arm with fixed seat cushions and reversible back cushions. An inch gap between the sofa and floor gives it a floating appearance. The Mercer is also available as a sofa and chair. (101 S. Hamilton St.)
Part of new introductions from Lillian August for Hickory White, the Pridwin sofa combines contemporary style with midcentury modern details, making it a versatile addition to any living room. The sofa features clean lines and a bold scale, offering luxurious comfort in casual family spaces or formal settings. (315 Fred Alexander Place, Third Floor)
Strong angles and lines make the Daniel swivel chair a standout. It’s part of the successful Libby Langdon for Fairfield collection. (200 N. Hamilton St., First Floor, 100)
Rosendahl Design Group has a new partnership with FDB Møbler and is showing the Danish brand’s line at the April market. The collection includes the J80 dining chair designed by Jørgen Bækmark. It’s shown here with armrests, making it suitable as both a dining chair and an accent chair. The J80 is made of beech and paper cord and is available in Ruby Red, Steel Blue, Oiled Oak, Lacquered Oak, Smoked Oak and Jet Black. (Shoppe Object’s space, Historic Market Square, Third Floor, Booth SO-110)
