High Point Market Spring 2024: A Comprehensive Guide to New Trends and Exhibitors
Discover Design Excellence: High Point Market's Spring Showcase
Welcoming the Spring 2024 High Point Market: A Hub of Creative Expression and Authentic Design
The upcoming High Point Market, scheduled from April 25 to 29 in North Carolina, is envisioned as a nexus of creative energy, according to AD PRO Directory designer Cortney Bishop. This year's event is expected to emphasize designs that are soulful, honest, and artisanal, moving away from overly polished aesthetics. With over 2,000 exhibitors and millions of square feet of exhibition space, strategic planning and comfortable footwear are essential for attendees. Bishop advises taking a measured approach, finding moments of tranquility amidst the bustling atmosphere.
AD PRO's Exclusive Events at High Point Market: Networking and Design Insights
AD PRO is hosting several exclusive events at High Point Market. Attendees are invited to a members-only cocktail reception with AD PRO Senior Editors Catherine Hong and Mel Studach, featuring vintage furniture from PRB at their Modernist gallery. Additionally, a "Lunch & Learn" session with NKBA designers Ashley Gilbreath and Anita Yokota, alongside industry experts Johnathan Sanders and Sue Wadden, will delve into the power of color and material in creating intentional spaces. This session will also offer a sneak peek at the 2026 AD Kitchen Design Awards and is held at Broad Hall from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Exploring Design Innovations in Market Square & Elm: Lighting, Furniture, and Hardware Showcases
In the Market Square & Elm district, several notable launches are set to captivate. Hudson Valley Lighting will unveil a new collection by Noz Nozawa for Corbett Lighting, characterized by natural stones and unique chain designs inspired by organic forms. Augusta Hoffman's elegant lighting for Hudson Valley, crafted with hand-shirred silk and Japanese rice paper, will also be on display. Thibaut, the oldest American wallpaper company, is celebrating a collaboration with Vincent Sheppard, known for woven furniture, presenting the graceful Butterfly Collection of indoor lounge and dining pieces. Hand-cast hardware makers Art & Forge will introduce three new brass collections by AD100 designer Suzanne Kasler, drawing inspiration from Louis XVI silver and Hausmannian architecture. Across the street, Arteriors will debut their Spring 2026 capsule collection by Barry Dixon, and Bradley Odom's rug collection for Jaipur Living will also be featured, emphasizing pieces with timeless appeal. For easy navigation, showrooms can be found at: Hudson Valley Lighting (Market Square, Mezzanine, M70, M90, M99), Thibaut (Market Square, 260), Art & Forge (Market Square, G-6046), Arteriors (Commerce & Design, Suites 1A, 1B, 1G), and Jaipur Living (Commerce & Design Building, Suites 4B, 4N, and 4P).
Highlights from Commerce Concourse: Lighting, Rugs, and Health-Focused Design Discussions
Within the expansive IHFC, Regina Andrew will launch new lighting offerings, including the Gable Collection, which features natural brass, antique patinas, and refined curves with French midcentury influences. Leanne Ford's garden-inspired rugs and pillows, a collaboration with Loloi, will also be showcased, featuring natural jute and thick-cut wool in a serene color palette. Sunbrella’s outdoor showroom, located between IHFC and Showplace, will present new textile collaborations with Kelly Ventura and Sien + Co., as well as the Sunbrella x Rowe Furniture outdoor collection. Four Hands will display its whole-home collaboration with Amber Lewis, including their new made-to-order upholstery program. A key event at the High Point Theater will be Sunday's 3 p.m. panel discussion, "Creating Health-Based Design: Beauty, Neuroaesthetics, and Biophilia," exploring wellness integration in home design through innovative technologies. Exhibitor locations include: Regina Andrew (IHFC, Floor 1, Commerce, IH006), Loloi (IHFC, Floor 3, Design Center, D320), Four Hands (Showplace, Floor 4, 4101), Sunbrella (Showplace Walkway, 211 E Commerce Ave), and High Point Theatre (220 E Commerce Ave).
Exploring Hamilton Wrenn North: Outdoor Furniture, Bespoke Cabinetry, and Educational Sessions
In the Hamilton Wrenn North district, 200 Steele will feature the Brown Jordan collection at the Kravet showroom, offering outdoor furniture like the Madison sofa and lounge chair, along with solar-powered and minimalist outdoor lanterns. Benjamin Johnston's versatile line for Chaddock will also be on view. Century Furniture, on floor 2, will debut its Symphony collection of furnishings and casegoods, including a regal bedframe and an Italian-inspired commode. They will also introduce a new lighting category, ranging from chandeliers to modernist cylindrical lights. Century's events include "Furniture Logistics 101" on Friday at 4 p.m., their Spring Market Party on Saturday from 5–7 p.m., a discussion on interior trends with Future Snoops and Valdese Weavers on Sunday at 4 p.m., and a Sherwin Williams color course offering CEU credit. Wildwood will continue its tradition of showcasing small-batch, region-specific craftsmanship with new furniture, including cabinetry in distinct colorways. Other notable showrooms to visit are Hickory Chair, Baker-McGuire, and Adriana Hoyos, where Cosentino will host a lunch and learn on ultracompact surfaces and green manufacturing. Sherrill Furniture will debut House of DuVäl, a collaboration with designer DuVäl Reynolds. Plan your route with these locations: Wildwood (200 N. Hamilton, Floor 1, 125, 104), Hickory Chair (200 N Hamilton Street, Floor 3, 300), Chaddock (200 Steele, Floor 1, Suite 106), Century Furniture (200 Steele, Floor 2, 213), The Kravet Family of Brands (200 Steele, 117), Sherrill Furniture Company (315 Fred Alexander Place, Floor 2), Baker | McGuire (319 N. Hamilton Street), and Adriana Hoyos (117 N. Hamilton St, Floor 2).
Centennial Wrenn South: Lighting Collaborations, Textile Launches, and Vintage Discoveries
313.Space on Centennial Wrenn South is a key destination. Pooky will launch its third collection with textile designer Ellen Merchant, and Alfred Paredes will introduce new textiles in his "Cocuyo" collection, featuring hand-dyed patterns and plush fabrics for upholstery. Unique Kitchens & Baths will showcase door profiles and finishes through collaborations with Georgia & Hunt, Weeth Home, and Storie Collective. Mous, the innovative furniture brand, will also present new concepts at its wholesale outlet, Acre. Nearby, designer Cortney Bishop will expand her collaboration with Amadi Carpets, releasing new colorways for her handwoven Tibetan wool designs, alongside new fabrics from her Harwood House collection. Corey Damen Jenkins will debut his lighting collaboration with Eichholtz, the brand's first with an interior designer, offering 32 pieces inspired by diverse themes. High Point Market also boasts an impressive selection of vintage and antique finds. Bishop and Odom recommend 214 Modern Vintage, while others favor Chelsea on Green, Antiques & Design Center, and Odette Home. Senior editor Mel Studach highlights PRB Collection for its exceptional mix of 20th-century design pieces. Detailed routes are available: Pooky (313.Space, The Atrium), Alfredo Paredes Collection (313.Space, Floor 2, 205 and 206), Unique Kitchens & Baths (313.Space, Floor 2, M-22 and M-23), Mous (313.Space, A09), Amadi Collective x Design Social (501 S Centennial Street), Eichholtz Flagship Showroom (129 S Hamilton St). For vintage and antiques: PRB Collection (313.Space, Floor 2, 201), 214 Modern Vintage (314 W. Russell Avenue, Floor 1), Chelsea on Green (515 W. Green Drive, Floor 1), Antique and Design Center (Market Square, Ground, G1-74, G8006-7, G8009-10), and Odette Home (100 N. Centennial Street).