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STYLE

REPORT

High Point Market

Winter/Spring 2021

A focus on comfort and organic materials as home becomes sanctuary

and workplace

Our 2020 Style Spotters have proven to be extremely innovative and

adaptable in navigating this year’s unique challenges. We could not be

prouder of their dedication and hard work. Their expert selections reveal

an explosion in products designed to meet the current surge in home

renovations and interior projects, including a growing focus on home ofﬁces

and family lounging areas.

Home has truly become the sanctuary for all Americans, and this trend is

reﬂected in an abundance of gracious comforting forms emphasizing

curvaceous upholstery and cozy sectionals. Organic materials, ranging from

stones and wood to weaves in natural ﬁbers and caning, as well as materials

such as shells, husks, and grasses, are used in unexpected ways. This fascination

with the natural world also extends to seating, art, and rugs that celebrate

nature motifs including several examples of the gingko leaf.

The Style Spotters agreed that mixed media was an important trend, and

noted many pieces that incorporate multiple materials. This trend dovetails

with the rise of Art Deco inspired designs that were prevalent in all the

major showrooms. Mid-century, which has dominated recent markets, was

less inﬂuential.

Several Style Spotters remarked that sustainability and social responsibility

were of high importance when sourcing manufacturers. The maker culture

and artisan furnishings were amongst the trends that stood out as well.

The color story was diverse but Autumn colors such as cognac, cinnamon,

amber, and burnt orange were featured in most showrooms. Blue is still the

most prevalent and enduring color family, but black and white schemes

were also very strong. Patterns revealed a growing interest in diverse

cultures ranging from Native American and South American in textiles,

lamps, and rugs.

There was also a refreshing abundance of traditional patterns and pretty

rooms with creamy ﬁnishes and classic detailing. The Art Deco collections

were, not surprisingly, bold and vibrant, offering consumers a tremendous

range of options.

We applaud our 2020 team of Style Spotters for their selections and for

supporting our industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are honored to

lead this talented group and share their fabulous ﬁnds with you once again!

Enjoy!

Shay Geyer & Gary Inman

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR STYLE SPOTTERS SPONSOR

R e p ort

The High Point Market Winter/Spring 2021

Style

Shay Geyer

Owner & Designer

IBB Design Fine Furnishings

ibbdesign.com

Instagram: @designershay

Twitter: @designershay

Gary Inman

Owner, Gary Inman Home

Founder, Hospitality At Market

GaryInman.com

Instagram: garyinman

Twitter: @GaryInman2

Home has truly become the sanctuary for

all Americans, and this trend is reﬂected

in an abundance of gracious comforting

forms emphasizing curvaceous upholstery

and cozy sectionals.

Front cover: Baker Furniture

ADVISORS

Wesley Hall

RACHEL CANNON

rachelcannonlimited.com / Instagram: @rclinteriors / Twitter: @RCLInteriors

With the trends shifting from severe maximalist schemes back to more corals and seafoams,

Fall Market reﬂected the desire for softer colors. Mid-Century modern furniture owned the

last decade of design and I have to say that it's time to return that aesthetic and make way

for the reprise of the 80's design trend. Seafoam tones mix beautifully with soft pinks and

corals in this collection of new introductions. The blending of these neutrals and melancholy

colors are perfect for grounding a design.

SOFT COLORS

Classic shapes and designs have always been an integral part of my work, so this new

offering of reimagined pieces is perfect. In Louisiana we have lots of clients who bring

family pieces to their homes that need to be worked into a design. This has given us a

great opportunity to work with traditional designs and incorporate them into a modern

space. Summer classics has introduced the Roma Console to bring traditional design to

the outdoor space. The ﬁnishes that were chosen on these pieces help to show heritage

and history while the slight updates of them make them fresh and current.

TRADITIONAL REIMAGINED

Summer Classics

Gabby

Theodore Alexander

Century Furniture

Hudson Valley Lighting

Couture Lamps

Legacy Home

Loloi Rugs

RACHEL CANNON

Materials can be used as they historically were or they can be turned into something

unexpected in design. This year, with mixed materials in play and application ﬁnishes

setting them apart, unexpected textures are trending.

I found that this seems to be a trend that can't be ignored this Fall Market. Whether new

ideas arose as people were cooped up by the pandemic or through extra inspiration from

new resources, the creatives in our industry did overtime getting these collections ready

for us. The Dalton bed in smooth leather as envisioned by the iconic Ralph Lauren is a

whole new level of luxury while the fantastic Elder Lounge by Ashley Childers uses a

hammered iron to get a beautiful and unique ﬁnish.

UNEXPECTED TEXTURES

Baker Furniture

Ralph Lauren Home

Selamat Designs

Bernhardt

Global Views

NANCY FIRE

nancyfire.com / Instagram: @nancy_fire / Twitter: @nancy_fire

MODERN MANIPULATION

NATURAL TERRITORY

Looking at classic design through a modern lens was a highlight this Market, as I spotted

elements of surprise when shopping various showrooms. Seeing classic substrates like

marble transformed into sleek accent pieces with cutting edge style allows one to mix and

match modern manipulation with a classic sensibility. Adding dimensional texture through

updated material mixing allows one to see the beauty and sophistication of style that these

pieces offer.

With many choices for sustainable-minded products this season, from cultured oyster shell

wall art and lighting, and rattan wrapped seating to artwork printed on recycled cardboard,

natural substrate mixing and multi-weave furniture, High Point Market was truly naturally

derived! Kirk Nix Collection by Palecek uses natural ﬁbers with classic lines to create

updated and interesting sustainable designs. Made Goods Oyster chandelier statement

piece is a true work of art. Saddle oyster shells are hand placed in ﬂorets, creating

a highly crafted effect that makes each organic-looking Venus chandelier one of a

kind. These shells are collected from local restaurants and repurposed as works of art

instead of ending up in landﬁlls. Kara Mann’s Lashed Lounge Chair is low and slouchy,

wrapped in leather cord with a loose seat cushion in chenille fabric that creates a cozy

aesthetic that is sustainable with its wrapped rattan base.

Even John-Richard’s Hallwood Cabinet pays homage to nature with handles that are cast

to look like branches. Studio NYC Design for Prestige Arts is printing on recycled “gently

used” cardboard with non-formaldehyde mdf frames shipped in recycled material.

Baker Furniture Baker Furniture Baker Furniture

Bruce Andrews Design

Studio A

Abner Henry

McGuire Furniture Prestige Arts/Art Trends

Made Goods

Palecek

John-Richard

JOANNA HAWLEY-MCBRIDE

jojotastic.com / Instagram: @jojotastic / Twitter: @jojotastic

COZY TEXTURE RENDERED IN

NEUTRAL TONES

With fall upon us and winter right around the

corner, I was thrilled to see vast quantities of

cozy texture at Market — and it makes total

sense now that we’re all spending more time

at home! I’m personally drawn to the slightly

imperfect, wabi-sabi vibes that I witnessed

in textural wovens, snuggly sherpa and faux

furs, slubby chenilles, and shaggy upholstery.

It’s almost like letting your home decor give

you a great big hug, especially when displayed

in conjunction with the curvilinear trend we’re

seeing now, too.

THE ART

OF THE

ACCENT

TABLE

Side tables are an absolute essential to any living space,

but as of late they’ve taken a turn to embrace the art of

architectural form. Indeed, many of the accent tables at

Market this fall felt like miniature pieces of art in and of

themselves! With architectural details, mixed materials

like marble, terrazzo and burnished brass, and playful

proportions, each of these examples is a literal showstopper!

No matter which you choose, each table will provide an

elevated (literally) aesthetic that’s purely sculptural.

Bernhardt

McGuire Furniture

Arteriors

Baker Furniture

Currey & Company

TOV Furniture

Arteriors

Nuevo Living

High Point exhibitors had us all going in circles with their rounded-edge furniture pieces and

it seems like we are all on board and ready to embrace those playful curves. Large boxy

sectionals and straight-lined sofas are being swapped out for pieces with a softer, more

shapely design aesthetic like the Trilogy Chair from Interlude Home. Who doesn’t love a

curvy club chair or a piece like the Trebiciano Upholstered bed by Cavalletto Home that

wraps around you like a cozy hug? Their sculptural shape absolutely makes these pieces

a focal point, but the rounded edges aren’t just showing up in upholstery. TOV Furniture

and Gabby Home have embraced the trend with their Hump Nightstand and Quella

Coffee table. Curvaceous edges and pieces with sloping arms can create easy ﬂow or

help open an area up when the space is tight. Although this is a trend from the past that

is being welcomed back into 2020, the curvy nature of rounded furniture still brings a

modern energy into a space. The elaborate curves and rounded edges transform these

furnishings into pieces of art. Are you down with the curve?

DON RICARDO MASSENBURG

designinkredible.com / Instagram: @designinkredible / Twitter: @Inkredesigns

Whether you consider it working from home

or living at work, 2020 has changed the way

most of us are getting the job done.

Fortunately, many High Point Market exhibitors

have placed a major focus on home ofﬁce solutions. Pieces that are multi-functional or

that work well in multi-use spaces are in demand, very important, and they were deﬁnitely

visible in High Point showrooms. The Duchamps Writing Desk from Universal Furniture and

the Column Desk by Baker Furniture are smaller in stature, so that they could effortlessly

be placed in a corner of a bedroom or ﬂoated in an open concept family room to deﬁne a

workspace or to create that perfect background for a Zoom meeting. Both desks have

ample storage and top surfaces for functionality, but neither are lacking the stylish elements

needed to inspire creativity in an ofﬁce setting. There is a deﬁnite need for modular

workspace furnishings, such as height adjustable top surfaces that allow a piece to be used

while sitting and then adjusted to standing height. The work surface of the Duchamps desk

swivels to any desired position around the storage base. Regardless of whether you’re

working in a dedicated ofﬁce space or have carved out a little nook in another room, ﬂexible

workspace furnishings like these will help get the job done during work hours and also allow

stylish living later in the day!

GETTING DOWN

TO BUSINESS

EMBRACING CURVES

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Universal Furniture

Baker Furniture

Gabby

TOV Furniture

Interlude Home

Cavalletto Home

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RACHEL MORIARTY

rachelminteriors.com / Instagram: @rachelmoriartyinteriors

Twitter: @_RMInteriors

TEXTURED EVERYTHING

No room is complete without texture. How something feels is just as important as how it

looks. A full-sensory experience has really taken the design industry by storm, as we realize

it’s not just designers that love to touch and feel everything — it’s just as important to our

clients. Textured Everything was more prevalent this season than ever before, running the

gamut from fabrics to furniture to lighting. In furniture, we’re seeing carbonized teak,

hammered metals, sandblasting effects, capiz shell details, plaster, faux bois and cerusing

on case pieces. The textiles that we’re seeing this season are nubby boucles, strie chenilles,

smooth velvets, corduroy and rafﬁa trims. So beautiful to look at and lovely to touch.

COLOR IS THE NEW NEUTRAL

Color has power and this season color is the new neutral. While there’s nothing wrong

with neutrals there is just something so captivating about a space that’s layered with color!

What’s the ﬁrst thing you notice when you enter a space? Color! This season, warm earth

tones, vibrant hues and jewel tones were all in the mix! Sectionals in nutmeg velvet,

traditional wood chairs in vibrant framboise velvet and jewel toned accent pieces were all

the rage. Style statements like bold cowhide art, abstract art, celestial textiles and functional

art are a perfect way to inject major personality into your project or living space.

Bernhardt

Universal Furniture

Nathan Anthony V Rugs & Home

Design Legacy

Norwalk

Be | Outspoken

Aloka Home

showing in Cisco Home

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RACHEL MORIARTY

2020 has all of us wanting to feel grounded, deeply rooted and safe.

Wellness, biophilic design and organic products were already

trending. Now, they’re even more sought

after and elevated than ever before.

Modern, statement live-edge furnishings, Acacia wood pieces,

black forest marble, travertine, shell, and carbonized teak are

furniture ﬁnishes we are seeing alone and in combinations.

Florals are blooming this season in the form of large statement

hardware and vibrant hibiscus lighting. Don’t forget to look up

to the stars — astronomical lighting, radiant starbursts and

inky indigo celestial inspired textiles are totally out of this world.

MODERN ORGANIC LUXURY

The Phillips Collection

Palecek

Aviva Stanoff

Currey & Company

Global Views

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IVONNE RONDEROS

dkorinteriors.com / Instagram: @dkorinteriors / Twitter: @dkorinteriors

FINISHES

When it comes to materials, there are different types of ﬁnishes that predominate in all

collections each Market. This fall, bleached oak is so in! We saw it everywhere, especially

in Palecek's newest collection and the new Kara Mann collection for McGuire. We really

love seeing the delicate texture of bleached oak in a wide variety of furniture formats,

from coffee tables to desks. The light shades of this material bring a relaxed, earthy

and cozy aesthetic that we are looking forward to using in our projects.

Another big trend is boucle fabric! This textural and versatile fabric is having a major

moment in home furnishings. Its chic look surely adds life to any piece of furniture,

creating items that act like comfy, cozy textural accent pieces. In our opinion one of

the best versions was from Nuevo Living.

HOME BARS

COVID-19 has brought out the drinkers

in all of us and almost every brand was

launching their version of a loose piece

of bar furniture, providing a solution to

all those looking to create their own

home bar without undergoing a whole

renovation. These pieces are a great

alternative to a built-in home bar option.

With the wide offer of furniture pieces

spotted at the market, there is no need

for a lot of room to create that bar space

perfect for entertaining now that the

holidays are approaching. This trend

arrived just in time!

Bungalow 5

Nuevo Living

McGuire Furniture

Nuevo Living

Bernhardt

Global Views

Roberta Schilling Collection

Studio A Home

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VICTORIA SANCHEZ

victoriaathome.com / Instagram: @victoriaathomedesign / Twitter: @Victoriaathome

CONTEMPORARY FOAM

AND FIBER CONSTRUCTION

Sculpturesque, beautiful, comfortable, and not needing frequent ﬂufﬁng or maintenance,

contemporary foam and ﬁber construction furniture seems to be gaining momentum.

Clean styling is showing up from countless furniture manufactures; from luxe to trendy.

Verellen’s Hudson sectional or the Perkins sofa from the new Ellen Degeneres collection by

EJ Victor, and the Kai chair by Thayer Coggin, with its timeless form that is modern, chic and

above all comfortable, offered some of the ﬁnest examples at Fall Market.

Hardware is the jewelry that furniture loves to wear! Gone are the days when a brass

knob or a pull with an eagle back plate were our only choices. Designers want to be able

to customize everything for their clients, from upholstery and millwork to the hardware

on the doors and drawers. Baker introduces the new Luxe Collection and the hardware

doesn’t disappoint – just look at the cast brass leather strap pulls on the Rosalie Chest.

Or, from HIckory White, check out the Demilune pulls in Hand Painted Borealis Finish on

the Aimee Chest.

HARDWARE CUSTOMIZATION

Thayer Coggin EJ Victor

Verellen

Hickory White

Baker Furniture

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KEITA TURNER

keitaturnerdesign.com / Instagram: @keitaturnerdesign / Twitter: @KT_DSNY

THE NATURAL

WICKER COLLECTIVE

The beauty of natural wickerwork, outside of the fact that it is environmentally-friendly,

is how the natural vine or grass material is woven or interlaced into distinctive patterns.

Natural wicker furniture is made from a variety of materials, such as reed, cane, rattan,

seagrass, bamboo, and willow, making it both a practical and stylish furnishings choice

for family rooms, home ofﬁces, bedrooms, infant and children’s rooms, and enclosed

outdoor patios. It easily repels spills, particularly when woven from cane which has

the great quality of being less porous. It’s also very lightweight and airy, making it

easy to transport, move, or reposition. But, don’t let its light and airy quality fool you,

natural wicker furniture is one of the most affordable, durable, and environmentally

sustainable ways to bring a bit of tropical charm to your settings! The Isla Rafﬁa

Collection from Made Goods, the Journey Wicker Daybed from the Lauren Liess

Collection by Taylor King, and the Jai-Alai Collection by Corbett Lighting are some

of our favorite natural wicker collections spotted at the Fall 2020 High Point Market!

COCKTAIL OR COFFEE?

The coffee or cocktail table is one of the most purposeful and utilized pieces of

furniture in a home's living space. Created to be used as the name implies, it provides

a place to serve and enjoy coffee or cocktails, along with the accompanying baked

goods or hors d’oeuvres. But, in today’s market it is expected to do so much more.

We want our cocktail and coffee tables to anchor our living space, and conjoin our

sofa, sectional, or lounge chair seating arrangements. We need them to complement

the aesthetic direction of our decor and perform their intended purpose with creative,

smart functionality, beauty, and style. This Fall Market at High Point was serving up

quite a few examples in a welcoming variety of shapes, styles, types, mix of material,

and function. Kindel’s Concorde Round Coffee Table imbues personality with its even,

triangulated step detail that crowns each leg. As storage becomes more of a necessity,

tables that come equipped with integrated drawers are gaining popularity. The Chalamet

Coffee Table from Mr. Brown, designed with four drawers and fabricated from a

mesmerizing mix of materials, is a favorite. Pieces that offer practical, yet multi-functional

purposes had a strong presence. Currey & Company’s new Visby Calcutta Pepper

Bench is reversible so that it can be used either as a seat or a table. We expect that

versatile designs that keep pace with our evolving lifestyle are going to continue to

be in high demand.

Corbett Lighting

Taylor King

Made Goods

Kindel

Currey & Company

Mr. Brown London

KEITA TURNER

The trademark of great design is effortless sophistication. We love pieces that offer a fresh

take on classic styling that is updated but not trendy. The clean upholstering and simple

lines of the Kim Bed by Hickory Chair are chic and timeless. The hefty hardwood frames,

pleasing proportions, and comfortable scale make it perfect for almost any setting.

The modern shape barrel back, wide arm rail, weltless clean upholstering, deep seating,

and block feet on Thibaut’s Sloane Chair elevate the lounging experience. We are loving the

swivel mechanism and perfect pitch of back and seat on Chaddock’s Lucy Swivel. The idea

of beauty in art realized in furniture is more than evident in Bernhardt’s Bonaire Sofa.

We were inspired by the precision detailing and artisan handcrafted passion emanating

from both the Shift Sconce by KingsHaven and the Galahad Large Linear Chandelier

by Visual Comfort Lighting. We are smitten by the timeless reﬁnement of the Chesapeake

round outdoor dining table in natural grade A teak by Universal Furniture. The Pearce

Console Table from The Alexa Hampton Collection by Theodore Alexander has a Baltic

ﬂair and boasts surprisingly clean lines plus hidden storage! The modern simple shape and

eternal elegance of the Angel Console by Julian Chichester comforts the soul.

CLEAN AND MODERN

Theodore Alexander

Chaddock

Bernhardt

Hickory Chair

KingsHaven

Julian Chichester

Thibaut

Universal Furniture

Rachel Cannon

rachelcannonlimited.com

Instagram: @rclinteriors

Twitter: @RCLInteriorss

A self-proclaimed Loudmouth Introvert, Rachel's

purpose in design and in business is to break

down the culture of our society, which is set up

for extroverts to succeed. As a designer, she

shows her clients how to harness their unique

capabilities and needs, shunning open ﬂoor plans

in favor of spaces where boundaries and quiet

rooms nurture and preserve their energy both at

home and at work.

Nancy Fire

nancyﬁre.com

Instagram: @nancy_ﬁre

Twitter: @nancy_ﬁre

Nancy has been at the epicenter of some of

the world’s most exciting lifestyle trends.

As co-founder of Design Works International,

she transformed changes in the way people live

into products they love to live with. Most recently

she served as Design Director for HGTV and

HGTV HOME and launched NancyFire.com

offering creative assistance to companies in this

new industry climate focusing on her 30+ years

working alongside many brands while creatively

growing their business.

Joanna Hawley-McBride

jojotastic.com

Instagram: @jojotastic

Twitter: @jojotastic

Seattle-based blogger, stylist, digital inﬂuencer,

wiener dog lover, and tiny-home hype girl,

Joanna works as a product designer and trend

scout for companies like Nordstrom and

Anthropologie, takes on regular styling gigs, and

runs jojotastic.com to show off her appreciation

for all things DIY, entertaining, interior design,

style, and food—in a modern yet casual type of way.

Don Ricardo Massenburg

designinkredible.com

Instagram: @designinkredible

Twitter: @Inkredesigns

Recognized for his use of lush layered bedding

and sumptuous textiles in home décor,

Don Ricardo Massenburg seeks to show that

although interior design is considered a luxury

service, it can be attainable to everyone. He is

the founder and principal designer of DESiGN

iNKREDiBLE LLC, a highly sought-after interior

design company based in Durham, North Carolina

that boasts a portfolio packed with projects featured

by several major retailers and publications.

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CONTRIBUTORS

Keita Turner

keitaturnerdesign.com

Instagram: @keitaturnerdesign

Twitter: @KT_DSNY

Her enduring fashionably classic designs for

high proﬁle homes and commercial spaces

have placed Keita in the Black Interior Designers

Network African American Top 20 Interior

Designers and the African American Design

Archives at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt

National Design Museum. Other recognitions

include NY Cottages and Gardens Magazine’s

Annual Innovation in Design Awards, the

International Design Awards, and the Rohm and

Haas Paint Quality Institute’s Prettiest Painted

Rooms in America.

Victoria Sanchez

victoriaathome.com

Instagram: victoriaathomedesign

Twitter: @Victoriaathom

One of America’s premier design professionals,

Victoria has created unique interiors for hundreds

of prominent clients over the past three decades.

Dubbed a home décor “style maker” by Luxe

magazine, her award-winning work has appeared in

publications nationwide. Now based in Santa Fe,

New Mexico, Victoria works on restoring heritage

buildings, takes on projects across the country,

speaks at design industry events across the US,

and is active in the American Society of Interior

Designers.

Rachel Moriarty

rachelminteriors.com

Instagram: @rachelmoriartyinteriors

Twitter: @_RMInteriors

An award-winning designer, Rachel delivers

her own sense of bold + playful patterns and

brilliant + bright strokes of color for clients

throughout San Diego County. She recently

launched a signature tile line with Elegant

Mosaics, and was named one of the Most

Inﬂuential People in Real Estate Staging.

Her work has been featured in Vision Magazine,

ADPRO, and HGTV. She is also a #1 Best Selling

Author, and sought-after presenter on the

subjects of Color and Visibility.

Ivonne Ronderos

dkorinteriors.com

Instagram: @dkorinteriors

Twitter: @dkorinteriors

For over 15 years, DKOR with the goal of

building an interior design ﬁrm that puts

understanding and service at the core of

delivering good design. This empathy-driven

process allows clients to make the most of their

spaces and live better lives without ever forcing

them into a choice. Over 15 years DKOR has

grown from a small endeavor to a world-class

interior design ﬁrm with nearly 20 employees

working in four countries.

CONTRIBUTORS

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