March 2017 - High Point Market

Room Dressing

Making the fashion-to-home connection

According to the fashion experts at Vogue magazine, 2017 trends in apparel will include “exaggerated lines, metallic effects and graphic prints.” If our preview of April Market introductions is any indication, High Point Market exhibitors dovetail this year’s hottest looks from the runways.

Badgley Mischka Home

Earning their bona fides in the fashion world, designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka turn a shared passion for interior spaces into the couple’s latest creative endeavor: a lifestyle collection featuring over 75 furniture items and 200 accent pieces.

Bunny Williams for Currey & Company

World-renowned interior designer Bunny Williams recommends going with the glow. A new, 15-piece lighting collection for Currey & Company includes flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers and sconces. “Nothing affects the mood of a room more than lighting,” says Williams.

Georg Baehler at Noir

Swiss-born designer and entrepreneur Georg Baehler shares his singular point of view at Noir. Building on inspiration from recent furniture introductions, Baehler has crafted new brass and marble objects featuring geometric themes, Asiatic influences, and a sense of play.

Libby Langdon for Crystorama

Interior designer, television personality and lifestyle brand maven Libby Langdon brings together polished metal, white linen, and glass in Jennings, a fresh collection for lighting resource Crystorama. The geometric pattern rooted in classical design would complement any modern setting.

WILLIAMSBURG® for Capel Rugs

Clouded patterns known as ikats (pronounced e-cots) reflect warp threads tie-dyed in the weaving process. And so it is with the new Thomason Ikat collection of hand-knotted Jute rugs made in India, drawn from The Colonial Williamsburg textile archive’s 18th-century examples.