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A Glance Back at High Point’s Creative Collaborations

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High point MARKETOctober 22 - 26, 2016

The Schedule: 60+ Designer Events

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The Editor at Large’s

Designers’ Guide to High Point Market is return-

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the hottest invitations,

pulled the most promising

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Following the springtime launch of AD100 designer Jan Showers’s 16-piece furniture collection for Kravet, the pair’s fabric collection is making its debut this Market. “We created fabrics that work well with all the furniture, which has a casually glamorous feel and includes subtly chic and versatile frames,” Showers explains. “The fabric presents a wonderful array of supple textures like leather, faux suede and silk, pretty patterns and versatile plains.

Jan Showers + Kravet

Since I love mixing textures in all of my projects, a great deal of thought was put into the textural fabrics and elegant silhouettes complementing one another.”

Armless sofas, occasional chairs, canopy beds and upholstery are among the 65 living room, dining room and bedroom pieces in L.A designer Mark D. Sikes’s collection for Henredon, each of which, he says, “embodies the California lifestyle.” The collection is composed of work inspired by his own designs and collected pieces, along with “things I always want for my clients, but just can’t find.” Will he play favorites? “That’s a very hard question, because I love all of the pieces in the collection,” Mark says, before naming the Queens Road Chinoiserie Armoire, the high-back Wilshire Slipper Chair and the French-style Presidio Arm Chair as his picks.

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Michael Berman + Robert Abbey The influences of this four-part collection are diverse—Etruscan pottery, bohemian and handcrafted silhouettes and pop art are among the themes—but each element

embraces Michael Berman’s philosophy: “I always

look at table, floor and decorative lighting as the jewelry and accessories in a room,” the designer shares, “In putting

together this collection, we looked at the vast

capabilities and variety of materials for which Robert Abbey is known.” Velvet-esque matte-glazed finishes, combed ceramics, wire-brushed wood and indoor-outdoor brass, nickel and steel are all at play.

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If Fall Market madness is the designer’s equivalent to the back-to-school season, then debut collaborations are the counterpart to the time-honored “What I Did on My Summer Vacation” essay. Busy-bee designers and their perfect-match manufacturers have been working long and hard to create innovative new pieces and High Point is the time to take their work to the head of the class. We promise that this show-and-tell will be a far more fun memory than the yawn-inducing account of your classmate’s family camping trip. Creativity and newness abound here, people. Class is now in session!

Meeting their matchDear Designers,

Jan Showers Furniture collection for Kravet

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Pandora’s Manor, the luxury bed-and-breakfast and event space from the founders of Eastern Accents, holds a spot on the National Register of Historic Places and can be found in the heart of Market territory. It’s also the namesake and scene of a High Point love story that’s survived the ages. The 111-year-old house was named after Pandora Fraser, wife and muse of the successful furniture manufacturer Henry Fraser, who built the Colonial Revival–style home in the early 1900s. He included a special decorative accent that remains today: Just beyond the inviting wraparound porch, the front door swings open into a large hall with high ceilings, original hardwood floors and a commanding turned staircase; on the landing is an early-20th-century stained glass window that features an art nouveau–style vignette of a mother and child—it’s Pandora and daughter Isla Myrtle, memorialized

in local history and now in guests’ imaginations.

Replete with intimate seating areas, the accommodations—formerly known as the Wilson House B&B—have been reimagined over the last season with designers in mind, boasting inviting nooks that include a 20-person dining room, a music/parlor room, a lounge, a foyer and a kitchen with space for guests to sit. The Manor will cater to industry guests during Market seasons and High Point University and business guests the rest of the year. Expansion and extensive garden renovations will continue through the end of 2016.Pandora’s Manor, 407 W. High Ave., 336.886.425, pandorasmanor.com

Making History, Right at HomeA new B&B nods to the past but boasts a modern,

design-centric reimagination.

Michelle Workman + Pyar & Co.

Windsor Smith + Arteriors Home

Pyar & Co. premiered its first-ever trim collection last Fall market. This season, designer Michelle Workman debuts her own first exclusive trim collection with the brand. The Queen’s Conquest is inspired by royal drama, taking its cue from the garments worn by Queens Isabella and Elizabeth as well as

from the seafaring trade of their times. The color palettes recall the peaches and pinks of the queen conch shell, the blues and teals of the abalone and the off-white, natural and blush hues of corsets and petticoats. The collection’s overscale trim is available in 4-inch and 6-inch widths.

From lacquer and lucite to gold plate and antique brass: The

next iteration of the Los Angeles–based designer’s

collection for Arteriors Home stands on its own, spanning furniture, lighting and decorative accessories that each

reflect, in ways big and small, the particular art

of mixing old and new for which Windsor Smith is known. Or, in the designer’s own words, “a modern-day harmony that rings familiar and unexpected, on-trend yet ancient and daring while undeniably serene.”

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designer sketchbook Kapito Muller and Tammy Connor designed dream rooms using new products debuting at Market.

Tammy Connor, Founder & Creative

Director of Tammy Connor Interior Design“An oceanside cabana on the island of Saint Bart’s is the inspiration for our room

design. This space incorporates the essence of St. Bart’s: West

Indies style, French culture, fine dining and shopping and, most

importantly, relaxation and rejuvenation. The Robert James bed was the starting point. The Liza Coffee Campaign dressers

add an element of nostalgic adventure and we love their crisp white lacquered finish

and classic brass accents. The DF chair from Duralee is in

complete harmony with our comfortable approach to the

space and the teak wood frame is a natural material choice for

a tropical island retreat. The simplified lines and brass-and-stone combination of the Ave Home coffee table brings an

element of relaxed refinement. Add in a black-and-white tile floor and some contemporary

art, and we’re ready to book our getaway!”

Alyssa Kapito and Vivian Muller, founders of Kapito Muller Interiors“We love some of the more rustic pieces coming out this fall and we couldn’t help start thinking about

all the chalet-chic rooms that one could design around them! The honey-colored woods and dark-bronze accents are the perfect jumping-off point for a wintery escape. We also love some of the woven accents; they are very durable and are a great texture for sportier rooms.”

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Ibiza BedRobert James Collection

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How do you know if you’re a candidate for a licensing deal?For the most part, manufacturers want to partner with brands, interior designers and decorators who will bring in a customer or another point of view that their in-house design team doesn’t already offer.

My advice for designers: Don’t rule out smaller companies, which often look to work with emerging talent and have a lower barrier to entry. Also, make sure that your design can actually be manufactured. Within the lighting and accessories world, designers frequently create beautiful designs that include glass, metal and wood, but the manufacturers are located in three different countries, which aren’t going to ship to one place for the design to be assembled.

Walk us through the life cycle of a licensing deal. The time frame from receiving a contract to the launch in the marketplace usually spans 12-24 months, depending on the type of product you’re developing. Allow six months

for the marketing campaign to roll out and showrooms to take orders. Designers don’t get paid until after the product ships. Licensing is not for anyone who wants instant gratification. It’s a commitment, an investment in time and energy and it’s very much about building your brand.

What tips do you have for designers looking to match with a manufacturer?Go first to places you frequent. If you’re a Vanguard furniture person, don’t knock on Baker’s door. Count on your prospect checking to see that you have an account with them and that the account is in good standing.

share an example of a deal gone awry.A designer will design the most beautiful collection, only to have it never see the light of day because it has not been set clear in the contract, early in the process, as to who pays for sampling, marketing and advertising. Make sure it’s crystal clear where your job ends and where the manufacturer’s job begins.

What’s trending right now?Manufacturers are opting for smaller, tighter collections. Gone are the days of introducing 100 SKUs by a single designer. Manufacturers are trying to figure out how to do smaller, more focused collections to give customers a more digestible offering.

Any parting wisdom for designers dreaming of signing their own deals?Don’t underestimate the power of your custom design work.

Include a “Collections” tab on your website; underneath that tab, include a “Private Label” tab. When a manufacturer is gauging whether you have experience in designing a collection, this will reassure them. Side note: “Custom” does not equal a takeoff of a manufacturer’s made-to-measure product. Make sure that you are designing it yourself, not altering an arm side or adding a skirt. That does not make something custom!


Licensing Guru Kate Verner on Landing your Deal

“Don’t rule out smaller companies, which often look to work with emerging talent

and have a lower barrier to entry.”

“[Licensing is] a commitment, an investment in time and energy and it’s very

much about building your brand.”

The founder of creative strategy firm KV+A delves into the good, the bad and the downright ugly of nabbing a deal in the licensing world. She has worked with some of the top names in the industry, including David Easton,

Laura Kirar and Rockwell Group. We asked the tough questions so you don’t have to.

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historic James River Collection with cocktails and hors d'oeuvresSaturday, October 22nd 6-8 pm


fall introductionsTrends this season are anything but ordinary. From uncommon shapes and peculiar cutouts to textured

pillows and bold designs, these new pieces are waiting to make a statement. Oly Studio, Theodore Alexander, nuLOOM and Duralee are just a few of the brands with new products at Market this fall.

Clever Cutouts Crafty Textiles

Marsh Grass Lantern by Lowcountry OriginalsIHFC, Commerce | IH405 Inspired by South Carolina’s lowcountry marshland, this handcrafted box lantern incorporates steel, bronze and antique green leaves. lowcountryoriginals.net

Mason Accent Table by Theodore Alexander229 W. Russell Ave. Thor Taber designed this accent table for Theodore Alexander’s NoDa Collection. The dark, caged-trellis base contrasts with the lighter oak veneer top to make a dramatic statement. theodorealexander.com

Ignacio Dining Table by Robert James CollectionIHFC, Commerce | IH207

The smooth hand-cut steel creates a strong and striking base for

the polished walnut top. Plus, it’s customizable

and available in over 45 finishes.

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Orson Side Table by Oly Studio106 N. Wrenn St. A new take on “less is more,” the Orson side table will join Oly’s occasional tables collection. olystudio.com

Magnolia Home by Joanna Gaines Pillow Collection with LoloiIHFC, Design Center | D320 Orange, blue and neutrals create a bold design in this pillow, one of 30 in Loloi’s recently expanded collection. loloirugs.com

Sasha Rug by nuLOOMC&D Building | 4G Each stripe in this rug has its own unique look, creating layers and dimension in varying shades of blue. It is part of nuLOOM’s Dune Road collection. nuloom.com

Sophie Pillow by Piper CollectionSuites at Market Square | G-3029 Intense color and texture evoke images of a picturesque sunset on this 22-by-22-inch rug pillow created by Piper Collection’s mother-daughter design duo. piper-collection.com

Verve Chevron by Duralee FurnitureIHFC, Commerce | IH510 Duralee’s latest addition to its Highland Court fabric collection is seen here in “Multi.” Fun fact: This vibrant fabric will be used in the company’s new furniture collection, Intermix. duralee.com

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Dynamic duos through the years:

A glance back at High Point’s creative collaborations

The history of this town is rife with examples of inspiring partnerships that count High Point as their launchpad and home base. We at The Editor at Large have our own personal faves. Join us on a brisk stroll down memory lane, as we blow the dust off some of the best historical collaborations and introduce you to their new-guard counterparts.

Round dining table from the Taliesin collection by Frank Lloyd Wright, appearing in House Beautiful

Batman and Robin. Sonny and Cher. Peanut butter and jelly.

Tequila and lime: There’s nothing like a perfectly matched pair and High Point and furniture are not an exception. The two have been pretty much inseparable since the beginning of the 20th century and their love affair blossomed post World War II, when a whopping 60 percent of all furniture made in this country was created within a stone’s throw of the then-newly baptized “Furniture Capital of the World.” But this storied town’s theme of partnerships doesn’t stop there—notable collaborations between designers and manufacturers take the term “dynamic duo” to a whole other level.

Frank Lloyd Wright and Patrick Aubriot for Henredon Certain historical collabs were eons ahead of their time. Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright partnered with Heritage-Henredon in 1955 to develop the mass-market Taliesin Collection, with an early offering of 60-something pieces. But the work was too forward-thinking. “When the group was introduced, both the decorating world and the homeowner herself had trouble finding an application for the group that ‘fit,’” points out the brand. These days, the pieces remain modern and are now highly sought-after.

Fast-forward to Henredon’s current-day partners and discover Patrick Aubriot. The French architectural and interior designer’s Reference collections, released in 2014 and 2015, span occasional, bedroom, dining room and upholstery and they carry lighter-tone finishes and clean lines throughout, calling to mind Wright’s linear elegance while somehow remaining distinctly Aubriot’s own. “I’m of the opinion that today’s design can only be a legacy of the past centuries and the role of contemporary designers is to act as a relay,” explains Aubriot, “taking the essence of the past to bring it into modern life—and certainly not to try and create new forms. Henredon does understand that philosophy and it is one of the reasons which drove me to the collaboration.”

Mark and Alexa Hampton for Hickory ChairAs design—and consumers’ tastes—have transformed with the times, so has High Point Market. Designer Alexa Hampton’s sensibilities were refined through decades of Market visits alongside her iconic father

Mark Hampton. “As High Point has changed radically, it’s so much more of a designers’ community,” she says, pointing out that her early days attending Market were often akin to entering an old boys’ club. “Today’s Market is like a designer’s version of going to the farmers’ market.” The

Mark Hampton Collection for Hickory Chair, which launched at Spring Market in 1989, embraced a customer that the designer later described to the Chicago Tribune as one who “mixes styles and pieces from different ages and mixes reproductions with antiques, which I think is a wonderful

Reference collection by Patrick Aubriot

Abigail Armchair by Alexa Hampton

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thing to do.” Like father, like daughter: Alexa Hampton has launched countless collections, including those for Hickory Chair, throughout the years, frequently embodying her dad’s customer-oriented philosophy.

Tony Duquette and Kara Mann for BakerOther great collections lend new life to designs of yesteryear: Consider Baker’s Tony Duquette series, created after the icon’s death, at the turn of the millennium. The collection, in partnership with Hutton Wilkinson, isn’t merely a case of the past repeating itself, though parts draw influence from pieces of the past. Take the collection’s Elsie Tabouret, which hails from Duquette mentor Elsie de Wolfe Mendel’s original design; and the Abalone Chandelier, which originally appeared in Duquette’s one-man exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in the early 1950s. Thoroughly new but no less dramatic is Kara Mann’s 54-piece collection for Baker’s Milling Road brand, which debuted last October and seems to channel both her predecessor’s high-drama spirit and the brand’s archival treasures. “The inspiration for this collection came from our research into Baker’s archive. We combined that heritage with my own background in design, art and fashion to create a furniture collection that is infused

with both modern edge and relaxed glamour,” Mann explains.

According to Gregory Heller, Baker vice president of product marketing and development, Mann’s premise is rooted in “taking cues from classic forms, but reimagined.” It’s a philosophy that each collaborator, past and present, has brought to bear.

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Daily Events

Recharge and Refresh with Chairish October 20 - 26 | 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.Decked out in art from Lucky Fish Gallery, the lounge offers weary show-goers a place to relax, recharge (both themselves and their portable electronics), schmooze, enjoy refreshments and learn all about Chairish.com. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave.

The English Experience October 20 - 26 | 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.Experience a taste of England at the Woodman Inn, custom built by Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture. It offers an authentic British pub experience, including an English breakfast, gourmet lunch, and Pub Hour, complete with live music and signature cocktails. Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture, Woodman Inn, 200 N. Hamilton St.

A Taste of the South Champagne Brunch October 20 - 23 | 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Savor a delightful combo of biscuits and Champagne before getting lost in the aisles of the Antique & Design Center. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave.

Happy Hour at the Antique & Design Center October 20 - 25 | 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.Grab a taste of Troy & Sons whiskey at the Boiler Room Bar, then let the treasure hunt begin. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Boiler Room Bar

Tina Nicole Debuts Nathan Anthony Tables and Rugs October 21 - 24 | 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Award-winning furniture designer Tina

Nicole will be on hand at the Nathan Anthony showroom for the debut of the California-based upholstery company’s modern table systems and luxe wool rugs. Nathan Anthony is known for its cool and contemporary seating and this introduction marks the brand’s entrée into complete lifestyle collections of home decor products. The domestic manufacturer’s customization capabilities make it a beloved resource to interior designers and specialty retailers across the U.S. Nathan Anthony, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., IH505

The Antiques Diva Champagne Early Bird Tour 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.Antiques Diva Toma Clark Haines, owner of Europe’s largest antiques touring and buying service company, will lead guests on a tour of the Antique & Design Center and share her expert knowledge. Meet at the center’s main entrance, near the statue. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Mezzanine

Design Is a Way of Life 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.Bruce Andrews Design debuts the Azure Collection with a panel discussion moderated by architecture critic J. Michael Welton and featuring Traditional Home senior style editor Krissa Rossbund, creativity consultant Emmanuelle Linard and interior designers Beth Webb and Garrow Kedigian. Bienenstock Furniture Library, 1009 N. Main St.

WithIt President’s Reception 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.WithIt kicks off its 20th anniversary with a salute to its past presidents. Network, renew friendships and raise a glass to toast the organization’s leaders. RSVP at withit.org. Universal Furniture, 101 S. Hamilton St.

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Lunch and Wine at Lillian August October 21 - 24 | Lunch, 12 p.m. | Wine, 5 p.m.

Lillian August invites marketgoers to her showroom, which, as August explains, has been named “the most exciting showroom at Market,” for lunch and wine daily. Plus, enjoy viewing August’s designs, ranging in styles from luxurious glamour to classic neutral and casual elegance. Vignettes of August’s

newest presentations include retro and classic designer style settings surrounded by art from her line with Wendover Art Group to enhance the total look of each space. Lillian August for Hickory White, 309 N. Hamilton St., Third Floor

The Future of Home Fashion 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Find out how global cultural influences impact today’s top trends and how tomorrow’s home fashions will be defined. Join Jaye Anna Mize of trend-forecasting leader Fashion Snoops and an all-star panel, including Pantone Vice President Laurie Pressman, Better Homes & Gardens EIC Stephen Orr, Crypton Co-Founder Randy Rubin and celebrity designer Kelli Ellis, for an overview of the forces moving us forward and how these trends are being translated in the world of home furnishings. RSVP at www.highpointmarket.org. High Point Theatre, Transportation Terminal, 220 E. Commerce Ave.

“Million Dollar Decorating” Podcast October 22 - 26 | 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.Join James Swan each afternoon as he broadcasts his popular “Million Dollar Decorating” podcast live from the Currey & Company showroom. You may even land yourself a guest spot on the internationally recognized show. Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main St., Street Level


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WHERE: UNIVERSAL FURNITURE, 101 SOUTH HAMILTON STREET

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Breakfast in Bed with The Antiques Diva 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.Join Pandora de Balthazár as she off icial ly announces Antiques Diva Toma Clark Haines as the company ’s brand ambassador. Champagne and l ight bites wil l be served as Haines unveils The Diva Bed, created from Pandora’s array of antique l inens. Luxe Sleep/Pandora de Balthazár, Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., M-8037

On the Sofa with Michael Berman 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.James Swan, host of the “Mil l ion Dollar Decorating” podcast, discusses style with interior designer Michael Berman, in Berman’s Califolio gallery at Theodore Alexander. Guests are also welcome to stay for lunch. RSVP to [email protected]. Theodore Alexander, 229 W. Russell Ave.

Brunch with Windsor Smith at Arteriors 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.Join Mark Moussa, Arteriors founder and creative director, and interior designer Windsor Smith as they host brunch to celebrate the introduction of the designer ’s second collection for the brand. Arteriors, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., H320

Designers and Licensing: How to Broaden Your Brand 1 1:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Anthony Barat ta, Ju l ia Buck ingham, Barc lay Butera, Michel le Workman, Bobby Berk and Chr ist ine Phi l l ips discuss the dos and don’t s of design, how to turn a brand into a l icensed product , and how to work with or without a PR professional. Compl imentary boxed lunches wi l l be

saturday, october 22prov ided. RSV P at imchighpointmarket.com/seminars-and-events. Sponsored by Pyar & Co. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Design Viewpoints Series “Thriving in Place: Designing Your Best Life Now and Later,” 12 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.Gain new insights into the ag ing-in-place movement with a prev iew of the Publ ic Broadcast ing documentary “Thr iv ing in Place: Designing Your Best L i fe, Now and Later.” The exc lusive prev iew screening wi l l be fol lowed by a discussion between the host of the documentary and Cooper Hewit t People ’s Design Award winner Mar ianne Cusato and ASID CEO Randy Fiser. A compl imentary boxed lunch wi l l be prov ided. (0.1 CEU) High Point Theat re , Transpor tat ion Terminal , 220 E . Commerce Ave .

The Role of High Point Market in Global Sourcing 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.Ant iques Diva Toma Clark Haines wi l l chat with K im Faison of K im Faison Ant iques, Cec i l Adams of Currey & Company and Randal Weeks of A idan Gray about globa l sourc ing and the role that High Point Market and it s exhibitors play, f rom inspi rat ion to buy ing. Ant ique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave ., Market Square Mezzanine , Lecture Room

Sell ing your ECOstory Like a Pro 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. Celebrat ing the Susta inable Furnish ings Counci l ’s 10th anniversar y, it s members and exper ts draw on propr ietar y research to make the most of the eco-at t r ibutes seen on the showroom f loor. Learn how a top reta i ler and wel l-known designer respond to the quest ions most commonly asked by customers, what inspi res them and why the work of SFC is par t icularly impor tant. Suite s at Market Square , 200 W. Commerce Ave ., Seminar Room 1-1014

the Schedule


Celerie Kemble and Mark D. Sikes Book Signing and Mark D. Sikes Collection Launch Party at Henredon Book Signing, 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. | Party, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Here are two great books you need to add to your library: Beautiful: All-American Decorating and Timeless Style, by Mark D. Sikes, and Black and White (and a Bit in Between): Timeless Interiors, Dramatic Accents, and Stylish Collections, by Celerie Kemble. Better yet, get a signed copy during this book signing with the designers. Then, put on your party shoes, because Henredon invites you to stay for a celebration of its new Mark D. Sikes Collection, a bold selection of bedroom, dining room and living room furnishings that has been described as being a perfect balance between feminine and masculine, formal and casual, old and new,

understated and bold. RSVP to [email protected]. Henredon, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., Suite 348

The Art of Stately Living 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Theodore Alexander invites you to attend an intimate discussion with Charles, 9th Earl Spencer, to celebrate the introduction of a new Althorp Living History furniture collection. Each piece has been curated to reflect the history and taste of Althorp, one of England’s finest country houses. A Champagne tea will be served. RSVP to [email protected]. Theodore Alexander, 229 W. Russell Ave.

Modernism: How North Carolina Became a Hub for Midcentury Architecture 4 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

Who knew North Carolina had the third-largest concentration of modernist homes in the U.S.? Join Universal Furniture in welcoming George Smart, executive director of the North Carolina Modernist Houses, for his signature talk, “Mayberry Modernism.” During his presentation, you’ll visually explore some of the state’s modernist gems, many still glorious, some endangered and some destroyed forever. Dubbed “the Lorax of modernist architecture” by Dwell Magazine, Smart is a frequent speaker at design and architecture events, including Palm Springs Modernism Week. He received the 2016 Collaborative and Professional Achievement Award from the American Institute of Architects. Space is limited; RSVP to [email protected]. Universal Furniture, 101 S. Hamilton St.

Caracole and Luxe Interiors + Design Celebration4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Pamela Jaccarino, Luxe Interiors + Design’s editor in chief, will toast the new collection of Caracole furniture at High Point. Cocktails and canapés will be served. RSVP to [email protected]. Caracole, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., C500

Windsor Smith Book Signing 2:30 p.m.Arteriors will host interior designer Windsor Smith to celebrate the designer’s second collection for the brand with a signing of the newly released Interior Design Master Class. Smith shared her design expertise in a chapter titled “Communication,” and will meet guests and sign copies alongside the book’s editor Carl Dellatore. The first 50 guests will receive a complimentary copy. Arteriors, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., H320

Sip and Stroll Art Walk 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.Muse & Co. Fine Art hosts Art Walks in the Alden Parkes showroom, where you can learn insider secrets on how to select art, artists and original pieces for your next project. Alden Parkes, 200 N. Hamilton St., 110

What’s New From Designer Marjorie Skouras 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.Join Currey & Company to celebrate new products from Hollywood designer Marjorie Skouras. Come see the new Hothouse Collection, with product designs inspired by gardening and a love of gardens. Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main St., Street Level

TrendWatch: An Inside Look at the Future of Design 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.The popular TrendWatch program, in conjunction with industry maven Julie Smith Vincenti of Nine Muses Media, returns this fall, giving attendees an inside look at leading trends in home furnishings through an opening day seminar and three on-site trend displays (Suites at Market Square Lobby, IHFC Green Lobby and the walkway between IHFC and Showplace). Be sure to pick up your copy of the popular TrendWatch book at registration desks. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

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Hickory Chair and House Beautiful Party 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Hickory Chair and House Beautiful have a lot to celebrate this Market. Join them as they raise a glass to toast the Hable for Hickory Chair Collection, the 75th Anniversary of the historic James River Collection and House Beautiful’s 120th Anniversary. RSVP to [email protected]. Hickory Chair, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., Suite 314

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Breakthrough to Clarity Breakfast 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.Bring your biggest challenge or opportunity and receive on-the-spot coaching and advice from Gail Doby in a safe and supportive environment with peers who are also ready for answers. If you’re open to honest and direct feedback, you’ll leave with action plans to immediately create new (and better) results. String & Splinter Club, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., First Floor

Design Viewpoints Series Color & Paint in Environments for the Aging 9 a.m. - 10 a.m.Color perception changes as a result of aging and disease. This talk examines the various types of common-care environments available for the elderly and will discuss the application of high-quality low- or zero-VOC paint, as well as appropriate color choices that facilitate quality of life in all environments for the aging. Complimentary breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m. (0.1 CEU) High Point Theatre, Transportation Terminal, 220 E. Commerce Ave.

Trends in Lighting and Home Decor: Designer Insights on Branding and Licensing 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.Join Home Accents Today editor in chief Jenny Heinzen York and leading interior and product designers Barclay Butera, Libby Langdon and Melea Markell for a discussion on what’s new and next

Wanderlust: Interiors That Bring the World Home, Hosted by Chairish 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Interior designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s passion for travel leaves an impressive mark on her homes and those of her clients. Nussbaumer will discuss how she seamlessly integrates the wonderful treasures discovered from around the globe into her interiors, ultimately creating a wanderlust-inspired design. Book signing to follow. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Lecture Room

Kravet Celebrates All New Introductions for the Fall 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Kravet invites guests to toast its latest launches. Explore the new Jan Showers world of casually glamorous furniture and fabric, alongside the celebrated designer herself. Plus, discover Decades, a collection of modern 1970s-inspired design; new curatedkravet.com ready-to-ship styles; the innovative Smart Dining program; and more. RSVP to [email protected] by October 17. Kravet, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave, Suite 217

Celebrate the World of Antiques with The Antiques Diva 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.Join Toma Clark Haines and Aidan Gray for cocktails and conversation on sourcing antiques from around the world. Also celebrate the fact that Haines has been named the official preferred guide of Paul Bert Serpette at the Paris Flea Market. Aidan Gray, 201 N. Main St.

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In Conversation with James Swan 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

James Swan, host of the “Million Dollar Decorating” podcast, will introduce Theodore Alexander’s new Custom Finish Program. Showcased in the company’s 2,500-square-foot gallery, 200 pieces, with unique silhouettes and surface treatments, are available to be customized with any one of 25 finishes—all with a lead time of just six to eight weeks. TA Custom Finishes include bright pops of painted

color, smooth and distressed metallic leaf and pale neutrals with a touch of vintage. Enjoy drinks and light bites while you listen. Lunch is available at Theodore Alexander from midday. RSVP to [email protected]. Theodore Alexander, 229 W. Russell Ave.

Champagne Brunch with Ave Home 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Ave Home will host a Champagne brunch to celebrate the High Point premiere of AVE Raw, a collection of unfinished furniture. Learn all about this new design resource while enjoying mimosas and small bites. Ave Home, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., IH205

Design Viewpoints Series Livable Design: The Evolution of the Home Environment 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.The term “livable design” broadly refers to the concept that ideally all design, from products to technology, should serve the broadest range of people, regardless of mobility, age, gender or physical stature, without adaptation or specialized features. During her presentation, interior designer Kerrie Kelly will focus on livable design, how it is not a design style but rather an

Currey & Company’s Designing Women1:30 p.m.Elizabeth Ralls, editor of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyle, will moderate a lively discussion with Currey & Co.’s designing women: Marjorie Skouras, Aviva Stanoff and Shannon Koszyk. Learn more about how these three imaginative product designers approach the process of creating functional and inspired home furnishings. Lunch will

be served beginning at noon. Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main St., Street Level

Noir’s Shine by Design Brunch 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.In honor of the Shine by Design photo contest, Noir will be hosting a brunch. All High Point attendees are welcome to attend and enjoy Champagne, mimosas and a buffet. The three contest winners will be announced during the event. CFC, 218 Elm St.

orientation to design focused on the end user and how it is beneficial to all clients, especially those looking for f lexible use and intuitive design. Complimentary boxed lunch provided. (0.1 CEU) High Point Theatre, Transportation Terminal, 220 E. Commerce Ave.

in lighting and home decor, along with brand development tactics to translate a designer vision into a licensed collection. Bradburn Gallery, 200 Steele St., Suite 134

Bringing Charming and Chic Together 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Get an inside look at how Coastal Living, Southern Living and Sunset ’s Idea Homes all come together. Some of the magazines’ veteran designers will share tales from the trenches while walking attendees through the process of bringing their visions to life in their incredible projects. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

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Love It or Hate It Panel Game, Presented by Chairish 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Chairish, the premier online resale marketplace for vintage and pre-owned furniture, presents the game Love It or Hate It. Co-hosted by Domino Magazine’s Jessica Romm Perez and Chairish’s Anna Brockway, a panel of top interior designers, including Jenny Komenda, Lauren Liess, Charlotte Lucas, Madcap Cottage’s Jason Oliver Nixon, Mat Sanders and Sarah Wittenbraker, says yay or nay to current design trends. Banana leaf wallpaper, gallery walls, Papa Bear chairs—are they in, out, or somewhere in between? We’ll have some laughs while dishing and dissing design. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Market Square Mezzanine, Lecture Room

Inside the Designers’ Studio, with Vicente Wolf 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Go “Inside the Designers’ Studio” with renowned designer Vicente Wolf as he discusses a variety of designer-focused topics and shares insights from his life. Book signing to follow. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Southern Allure: How the Region Tells its Narrative Through Design 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.Kimberly Sundt of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles magazine explores the increasing appeal of Southern style and how it informs the interiors and product designs of industry leaders. Panelists include Susan Jamieson, founder and principal of the Virginia-based design firm Bridget Beari Designs; designer duo Michael Mitchell and Tyler Hill of Mitchell Hill in Charleston, SC; and Stacy Kunstel of Dunes and Duchess. Universal Furniture, 101 S. Hamilton St.

42nd Street Launch 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.Join Wesley Hall as it launches its newest pieces in the 42nd Street Design collection, including works by Kim Scodro. Also enjoy wines by Napa Valley’s Silver Trident Winery. Wesley Hall, Hamilton Court, 310 N. Hamilton St., S-106

Michael Berman Debuts Collection for Robert Abbey 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.Stop by the Robert Abbey showroom for a cocktail party celebrating the debut of Michael Berman lighting for Robert Abbey. One of the country’s most respected designers, Berman has a signature, sophisticated style that artfully marries understated glamour with welcome livability, which Abbey refers to as American Trans-Modern. Robert Abbey has been designing and manufacturing fine lighting products since 1948. Robert Abbey, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave, W244

Urban Logic Collection Launch Party 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.High-end leather furniture manufacturer Hancock & Moore will unveil Urban Logic, a new line of fresh, metropolitan seating for today’s urban lifestyles. This energetic launch party will feature live bands, craft breweries and gastrostreet cuisine. RSVP to [email protected]. Hancock & Moore, 200 Steele St., Third Floor

Cocktail Party and Book Signing with Joni Vanderslice 6 p.m. Designer Joni Vanderslice will celebrate the launch of her new book Southern Coastal Living: Stylish Lowcountry Homes by J. Banks Design with music, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at Stanford Furniture. Vanderslice is the founder of J. Banks Design and the J. Banks Collection for Stanford. Stanford Furniture, 333 N. Hamilton St.

sunday, october 23

Great Design Begins with a Story 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.Gary Inman, vice president of Baskervill and one of America’s most celebrated design storytellers, will share the secrets of his signature design approach using case studies of fine homes, luxury hotels and resorts. From research methods and contextual analysis to narrative concepts, discover insider secrets that assure a provocative and memorable design for every project. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Lecture Room

Seven Marketing Secrets of Top Luxury Designers 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Julia Molloy, a leading interior design business and branding authority, will share the best strategies for attracting more of your ideal clients. Discover roadmaps to developing your brand and receiving more high-level referrals. Come early to enjoy lunch. (0.1 CEU) Alden Parkes, 200 N. Hamilton St., Suite 110

Making Your Dreams Come True 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.With extensive backgrounds in working with celebrities and other high-profile clientele, as well as developing their own brand identities, designers Robin Baron and Corey Damen Jenkins will speak about the advantages of discovering who you are, what you do well and how to capitalize on your strengths by telling your story. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Home Furnishings Hall of Fame: Celebrating the 2016 Inductees 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.Currey & Company will host a celebration for all the new inductees in the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame, including John Bray, Art DeFehr, Richard Frinier, Robert Wo and Currey & Company founder Robert Currey. Stop by and meet the honorees. Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main St., Street Level

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Sparking Inspiration 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

Traditional Home’s Tori Mellott sits down with design icons Mark D. Sikes and Bunny Williams to chat about the inspiration behind their great designs and the sparks that ignited the innovations found in their newly released volumes, Sikes’s Beautiful: All-American Decorating and Timeless Style and Williams’s A House by the Sea. Plus, learn more about the new HPMKT Inspired program, launching at this event. Q&A and book signing to follow. Complimentary boxed lunch provided to first 150 attendees. High Point Theatre, Transportation Terminal, 220 E. Commerce Ave.

Style Spotters LIVE! 9 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.Enjoy a complimentary breakfast while the 2016 High Point Market Style Spotters offer insight into the leading looks and on-trend products. As a bonus, meet the 2017 Style Spotters team as Ann Maine, Traditional Home editor in chief, announces them at the event! RSVP at highpointmarket.org. Sponsored by Crypton. IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., 11th Floor, Ballroom A

Style Spotters Trend Tours 10:15 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Immediately following the Style Spotters LIVE! breakfast, join your favorite Style Spotters on a tour of their must-see showrooms. IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., 11th Floor, Ballroom A

How to Build Strong Client Relationships for Your Success and Survival 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Paula Grace will give you invaluable tools to develop positive communication with your clients, customers and colleagues. She will also review touch points that are crucial to form and maintain healthy, productive interactions. Century Furniture, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., Suite 500 Social Media Shorts: Become a Socialite 10:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.Marketing mavens Linley+Lauren share their secret to creating a killer content strategy for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Houzz in an hour or less. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Social Media Shorts: “Ad”-ing Up Sales 11 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.While the average user spends 51 minutes a day on Facebook and Instagram, it’s actually hard to get face time with your audience on social media (the average post reaches just 2% of followers). Learn how to make your efforts count and turn followers into paying customers during this seminar led by brand builders Linley+Lauren. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Social Media Shorts: Back-to-Basics Social Sessions 11:45 a.m. - 1:20 p.m.Go back to basics with social smarties Linley+Lauren during five 15-minute sessions on setting up your profiles and pages for success: Facebook Page (11:45 a.m. - 12 p.m.); Instagram Business Profile (12:05 p.m. - 12:20 p.m.); Pinterest Business Account (12:25 p.m. - 12:40 p.m.); Twitter Profile (12:45 p.m. - 1 p.m.); and Snapchat or Less (1:05 p.m. - 1:20 p.m.). Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

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Design Viewpoints Series Where We Choose to Thrive: A Discussion of Aging-in-Place Communities 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. Where you choose to live is a personal decision. Today, there are countless options for where and how to age in place, based on needs and preferences, from staying in one’s home to moving into an active-adult, age-restricted community. Award-winning senior living interior designer BJ Miller will detail how interior design plays a significant role in creating spaces and communities that transform aging in place to thriving in place. Complimentary breakfast will begin at 8:30 a.m. (0.1 CEU) High Point Theatre, Transportation Terminal, 220 E. Commerce Ave.

Trend Meets Tradition: An Expert Panel 10 :30 a .m. - 1 1 :3 0 a . m .Williamsburg will host an expert panel with designers Mary Douglas Drysdale, Lance Jackson, Scot Meacham Wood, Paloma Contreras, Gary Inman and Marina Case on how to incorporate vintage and antique pieces into spaces without being stuffy. Discover the best way to fuse trend and tradition and how to breathe new life into old heirlooms. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Creating Positive Culture in Your Workplace 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.Having a healthy, productive culture in an interior design firm is paramount to its success, yet can be difficult to create and maintain. Interior designer and consultant Paula Grace will provide tools for principals, senior designers and managers to excel in the marketplace by creating a culture that promotes trust, respect, creativity, cohesion and productivity. Understanding your current culture and discovering where you want it to go and how to take it there, is the focus of this dynamic, interactive seminar. RSVP to [email protected]. (0.1 CEU) Fine Art Lamps, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., C229

Decoding Labels to Predict Performance 12 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Customers are now asking for performance fabrics in their homes. Whether you are new to the trade or have been specifying fabrics for years, this seminar will provide a unique framework for evaluating fabrics based on the end use in a residential environment and how understanding these labels can lead to more informed decision-making and happier clients. Complimentary lunch provided. Space is limited; RSVP at imchighpointmarket.com/seminars-and-events. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Colormix™ 2017 Color Forecast 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. Color expert Susan Wadden will take attendees through Colormix™ 2017, this year’s forecast for color and design trends that explore the influences, including global, technological, historic, psychological and economic factors. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room 1-1014

Thom Filicia for President Rally & Party 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.Do you want to “Make America Beautiful Again?” Come support the Thom Filicia for President rally, which will kick off with Filicia leading a marching band starting at 2:30 p.m. from the Vanguard showroom to the Eastern Accents showroom, ending in a presidential party! Eastern Accents, Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., G-1000

Destination Design Cocktail Party 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Lexington Home Brands will host a lovely evening of cocktails and conversation at the newly renovated Lexington Design Studio. See the latest styles for fall in the stunning new setting while catching up with friends. Lexington Design Studio, 116 E. Commerce St.

Viva La Vintage, Hosted by Chairish 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Learn how to develop your vintage vision: Designer and lifestyle expert Eddie Ross and a panel of leading interior designers will share secrets for discovering the hidden potential in vintage pieces. Antique & Design Center, 316 W. Commerce Ave., Lecture Room

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