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Trend Spotting at High Point
SHOPPING
Trend Spotting at High Point
We recently visited High Point’s Spring Market to find the latest across furniture manufacturers and designers alike. While there were so many new, beautiful items to ogle, there were a few trends that stood out. From English Countryside to a classic metal comeback, we’ve created an edit so you can easily shop the trends.
We recently visited High Point’s Spring Market to find the latest across furniture manufacturers and designers alike. While there were so many new, beautiful items to ogle, there were a few trends that stood out. From English Countryside to a classic metal comeback, we’ve created an edit so you can easily shop the trends.
Trend: English Countryside
English countryside mixes a charming blend of rustic elements with classic elegance, with a focus on warmth and comfort. Neutral color palettes, florals and plaids, and natural materials combine to create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of quaint rural cottages. To try this trend, look for traditional furniture pieces like overstuffed tufted sofas, linen slipcovered chairs, mixed materials and art inspired by sprawling countryside.
Bloomingdale's
Trend: Rattan
Rattan furniture is known for its natural beauty and durability, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor settings. Its woven texture adds a touch of warm and texture to any space, while its lightweight construction allows for easy rearrangement. Whether used in chairs, tables or lighting fixtures, rattan furniture brings a relaxed vibe to interiors.
Bloomingdale's
Trend: Burgundy & Green Upholstery
Jewel toned furniture adds a luxurious and vibrant touch to any space, infusing it with richness and depth. Two trending colors caught our eyes at High Point Market - burgundy and green. Create a sense of opulence and drama by investing in large upholstered pieces like sofas and beds, or for less of a commitment, look for accent chairs, poufs and ottomans.
Rooms To Go
Trend: Silver Accents
After a long reign, gold and brass have taken a bit of a backseat to make way for more silver accents in accessories, tables, lighting and more. We’ve seen silver making a come back in fashion and jewelry, and that focus is trickling into home furnishing as well. To get the look, start small with beautiful accessories, or look for silver inlays in larger pieces of furniture like buffets, media units, and dining tables.