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Posts Tagged: High Point Market
Winterthur Collection at Currey & Company
Although I was unable to attend High Point this market, one of my regular stops, that I was sorry to miss, is Currey & Company, who was debuting, among other introductions, new additions to their Winterthur Collection. While Currey now carries a wide range of furnishings, you may not know that they began, in 1988, as a company offering classic garden furniture from the Winterthur Museum and the Smithsonian. …
Posted in furniture, history, interior design
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Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman Return to High Point Market
Although they manufacture in their own factory only eight miles from High Point, NC, Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman, one of my sponsors, hadn’t shown at market for years. But this April marked the return of this family owned, made-in-American brand to market, adding their upholstery line to the Lorts showroom.…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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The Colorful World of CR Laine at High Point
As VP of Merchandising and Marketing, Holly Blalock, explains, “Color is not a trend for CR Laine. We are committed to color as a common thread throughout our collection.” And she should know. Now in her 10th year at the company, Holly has been instrumental in helping CR Laine, one of my sponsors at High Point this spring, make the shift from a very traditional upholstery company to one now associated with an updated, cleaner and stylish neo-traditional look and an indisputable emphasis on color.…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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Going for the Gold at High Point
Whether brass, gilt or gold leaf, tones of gold at High Point added a luxe touch to many showrooms. Charlotte Moss‘ new collection at Century included timeless decorative pieces such as the Beaufort chair and ottoman in a charming faux bamboo that would add instant chic to any room.…
Posted in interior design
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Feeling Blue at High Point Market
While other shades have come and gone, the staying power of blue at High Point this spring market proved the universal popularity of the hue. Whether fashion forward Yves Klein cobalt, classic navy or the pop of peacock, blue was prevalent in almost every showroom I visited.…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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A Fresh Take on Tradition at High Point Market
Classic shapes and materials, historical allusions and an abundant use of trim and appliqué are just some of the themes seen at High Point, reinforcing the fresh take on tradition that’s been percolating in the world of interiors. Alexa Hampton‘s rooms at Hickory Chair were a knock-your-socks-off sophisticated ode to French mid-century design.…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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High Point Preview
Did I even mention that I was headed to High Point this weekend for the semiannual market? It’s been a whirlwind of activity down here but I wanted to give you a little preview of what I’ve been seeing at this enormous design venue.…
Posted in art, design, furniture, interior design
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High Point Picks | Jacques Garcia Collection for Baker
One of the most talked about events at High Point this fall market was the unveiling of the new Jacques Garcia Collection for Baker. In a large and luxuriously designed space, the substantial new collection was received with enthusiastic response.
For almost 30 years, the celebrated French designer has been creating both residential and commercial projects at the most prestigious addresses.…
For almost 30 years, the celebrated French designer has been creating both residential and commercial projects at the most prestigious addresses.…
Posted in architecture, design, furniture, interior design
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High Point Highlights | Wesley Hall
I was delighted to have Wesley Hall as one of my co-sponsors again this market. As a privately owned made-in-America company, they pride themselves in being involved with every aspect of the business and the results show. Following a recent facelift, their spacious and open showroom welcomed many new styles this season including over 200 new fabrics and three new finishes.…
Posted in design, furniture, interior design
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Antiques to Visions | Catching Up from A to Z
From the Avenue Antiques Show (a ring from Camilla Dietz Bergeron I loved but lost out on)
to celebrations for authors – Timothy Corrigan (a vignette from Vicente Wolfe’s chic loft where the party was held)
and Howard Slatkin (signing his special edition book – see below – at Bergdorf’s)
to Hearst Designer Visions (Alessandra Branca‘s glorious bedroom for ELLE DECOR)
to High Point Market (Jacques Garcia‘s chic collection for Baker with hand forged details)
to the excitement of technological advances (HB Connect brings our Charlotte Moss video directly to your phone in this month’s House Beautiful)
to a special lunch
I have much to share but haven’t had a minute to spare.…
to celebrations for authors – Timothy Corrigan (a vignette from Vicente Wolfe’s chic loft where the party was held)
and Howard Slatkin (signing his special edition book – see below – at Bergdorf’s)
to Hearst Designer Visions (Alessandra Branca‘s glorious bedroom for ELLE DECOR)
to High Point Market (Jacques Garcia‘s chic collection for Baker with hand forged details)
to the excitement of technological advances (HB Connect brings our Charlotte Moss video directly to your phone in this month’s House Beautiful)
to a special lunch
I have much to share but haven’t had a minute to spare.…
Posted in design, furniture, interior design
5 Comments
