FALL /WINTER 2011

Market Style

Report ON TREND & IN FASHION

With tens of thousands of new products making their debut in millions of square feet, the style spectrum ranges from classic to cutting edge.

The Market Style Report wraps up this season’s newest looks in one package for you, distilling the best and the brightest looks from the High Point Market.

The On Trend section details key looks that are most important in home furnishings today. The In Fashion pages offers cutting-edge trends that walked right off the runway and into home fashions. For more products or information, contact us at editorial@highpointmarket.org.

Fashion Week for furnishings.

THE HIGH POINT MARKET IS THE ONE DESTINATION FOR TOP TRENDS IN HOME FASHIONS – IT IS

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OnTrend

KEY LOOKS THAT ARE ON-TREND TODAY

Lighten UpWood finishes moved from the dark side into the light, and painted surfaces took a neutral stance in pale grays and white.

Century

Hooker FurnitureVanguard

Roberta Shilling

Global Views

Lexington Home Brands

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Gated CommunityDesigns and motifs inspired by garden gates were all the rage in High Point, with a few playing off the Greek Key trend we first identified last spring.

Surya

Libby Langdon for Braxton Culler

Soicher Marin

Vanguard

Wesley Hall

angleo:HOME

Company C V Rugs and Home 5

Color Wheel Sherwin-Williams offered its much-sought-after Colormix report at the High Point Market, with four color palettes inspired by Mother Earth.

Blues

Greens

Eilersen

Mr. Brown Estate

CR Lainered egg

Surya

Rennie & Rose

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Reds

Neutrals

Color Wheel (Continued)

Lee Industries

Flexsteel

Outer Limits

Regina Andrews

Hooker Furniture

Room 125

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Nourison

Let’s Be Frank The Arts and Crafts movement always has a place in the home, but the trend at Market was much more directly inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright himself.

Park ItInterior furnishings went Old School a while ago, but we loved the new outdoor influences like traditional park benches, picnic tables, and lawn chairs.Century

Brown Jordan

Kincaid

Henredon

Copeland

Rennie & Rose

Hooker Furniture 8

Brush Strokes Artistic influences are always a good source of inspiration. This Market, brush strokes were obvious and included finger paints and ink blots.

Task Master Lighting went to work this Market, reaching out to illuminate any task in fun and funky style.

Kevin O’Brien Arteriors

EuroStyle

Wildwood

Arteriors

Baker

CR Currin

Paragon

9Shiner

IN FASHION TRENDS THAT WALKED OFF THE RUNWAY AND INTO HOME FASHIONS

OLD HOLLYWOOD

In times of economic stress, styles move one of two ways – nostalgic or aspirational. We see both trends on the runway and at home with Old Hollywood leading the way.

INSPIRED BY

Glamorous Golden Age starsDeco referencesJazz Age sizzleRalph Lauren’s Gatsby-inspired collection

RALPH LAUREN

Pearson

Maitland-Smith

Duralee

Bernhardt Interiors

Christopher Guy

Arteriors

Vanguard

Callisto Home

Hickory Chair

Norwalk

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MID-CENTURY MEANS MODERN

Designs from the Middle Ages (otherwise known as the center of the 20th century) continue to inspire with classic style and comforting references.

INSPIRED BY

Mad Men, of courseClean linesScandinavian referencesPrada’s pleating

LOUIS VUITTON

Jonathan Adler

Global Views

BKind3

Selva

American Leather

Hickory Chair

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WOOD WORKING

Who knew wood was such a pliable medium? Designers shifted wood’s shape into curvaceous forms, or used its whorls and planks as inspiration for other materials like leather and Lucite.

INSPIRED BY

Movement and formOrganic curvesNatural materialsStefanie Nieuwenhuys eco-fashion

STEFANIE N

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Lee Industries

Wildwood

Henredon

Scott Thomas

Global Views

Century

Gus* Modern

Indo Puri

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ON THE BUBBLE

Market seemed to go round in circles this Fall, offering polka dots in flat or 3D forms.

INSPIRED BY

Polka dots Fashionable paillettesThe popularity of 3D artStella McCartney’s free-wheeling designs

STELLA MCCARTNEY

Gabby

Oly

Palecek

Arteriors

Lane

Caracole

Mr. Brown

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SHINE ON

Fashion designers experimented with sheen, including new ways of applying metal to fabrics. The shine was in full force at Market, from copper to platinum.

INSPIRED BY

Luxe looks from haute coutureRose gold jewelryHigh-tech fabrications

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Janus et Cie Kevin O’Brien

Selva

Pearson

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VERY VENETIAN

There is a Renaissance in Italian inspiration, referencing centuries-old architecture and romantic Mediterranean themes.

INSPIRED BY

Oscar de la Renta’s dreamy designsPre-Raphaelite paintersAged patinasDecadent layers

OSCAR DE LA RENTA

Peninsula Home

Arteriors

VG New Trend

Studio A

Company C

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SEE-THROUGH STYLE

Transparent baubles featured strongly on runways, offering a look through to new designs for the home.

INSPIRED BY

Understated evolutionCreative illusionsAcrylic and Lucite looks

BALENCIAGA

Serge de Troyer

Leif Petersen

Gus* Modern

Acrylicore

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IN THE FOLD

Twists and folds took materials into new directions for fashion houses and home fashions.

INSPIRED BY

Origami twistsStructured shaping on the runwayGivenchy designs

PROENZA SCHOULER

MacRae

EuroStyle

Thayer Coggin

Bernhardt Interiors

Janus et Cie

Brown Jordan

Kannoa

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TRIBAL RHYTHMS

Patterns from native cultures continue to inspire fashions for clothing and furnishings, with the nomadic trend shifting to Navajo, Moroccan, and Scandinavian designs.

INSPIRED BY

Proenza Schouler patternsNative American woven fabricsMedallions and chevrons

BALMAIN

Century

Vanguard

Thomasville

Safavieh

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BIRDS OF A FEATHER

Fashion looks for spring/summer 2012 included a flock of bird-patterned fabrics, from swans and parrots to egrets and doves.

INSPIRED BY

Flights of fancyFeathered embellishments Kenzo’s avian collection

MULBERRY

Tourmaline Home

Gabby

Roberta Schilling

CR Currin

Thomasville

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SOURCESAcrylicore310.515.4846 | www.acrylicore.com

AmericanLeather972.296.9599 | www.americanleather.com

Angelo:HOME 213.482.4696 | www.angelohome.com

Arteriors972.488.9800 | www.arteriorshome.com

Baker312.329.9410 | www.kohlerinteriors.com

BernhardtInteriors828.758.9811 | www.bernhardt.com/interiors

BKind3206.390.1233 | www.bkind3.com

BraxtonCuller336.861.5800 | www.braxtonculler.com

BrownJordan626.443.2217 | www.brownjordan.com

CallistoHome/GerryNichol212.714.1261 | www.gerrynichol.com

Caracole336.389.5289 | www.caracolehome.com

Century828.328.1851 | www.centuryfurniture.com

ChristopherGuy239.939.9838 | www.christopherguy.com

CompanyC800.818.8288 | www.companyc.com

Copeland802.222.9282 | www.copelandfurniture.com

CRCurrin336.434.5909 | www.crcurrin.com

CRLaine828.328.1831 | www.crlaine.com

Duralee866.565.7731 | www.Duralee.com

Eilersen011.45.6485.1008 | www.eilersen.eu

Estate336.314.8082 | www.estatedesignandtrade.com

EuroStyle415.455.8000 | www.gotoeurostyle.com

Flexsteel563.556.7730 | www.flexsteel.com

Gabby205.987.3100 | www.gabbyhome.com

GlobalViews214.956.0030 | www.globalviews.com

Gus*Modern 416.534.0773 | www.gusmodern.com

Henredon336.888.4900 | www.henredon.com

HickoryChair828.328.1801 | www.hickorychair.com

HookerFurniture276.632.2133 | www.hookerfurniture.com

IndoPuri404.380.1708 | www.indopuri.com

JanusetCie800.245.2687 | www.janusetcie.com

JonathanAdler212.645.2802 | www.jonathanadler.com

Kannoa305.651.9655 | www.kannoa.com

KevinO’Brien215.923.6378 | www.kevinobrienstudio.com

Kincaid828.728.3261 | www.kincaidfurniture.com

LaneHomeFurnishings662.566.7211 | www.lanefurniture.com

LeeIndustries828.464.8318 | www.leeindustries.com

LeifPetersen415.925.2701 | www.leifpetersenfurniture.com

LexingtonHomeBrands336.474.5300 | www.lexington.com

MacRae800.446.5526 | www.macraedesigns.com

Maitland-Smith336.812.2400 | www.maitland-smith.com

Mr.Brown336.886.2400 | www.mrbrownhome.com

Norwalk419.744.3200 | www.norwalkfurniture.com

Nourison201.368.6900 | www.nourison.com

Oly775.336.2100 | www.olystudio.com

OuterLimits818.759.9200 | www.outerlimitsinc.com

Palecek510.236.7730 | www.palecek.com

Paragon800.547.7746 | www.paragonpg.com

Pearson336.882.8135 | www.pearsoncompany.com

PeninsulaHome949.553.9856 | www.phcollection.com

RedEgg336.887.3541 | www.redegg.com

ReginaAndrews734.250.8042 | www.reginaandrew.com

Rennie&Rose413.743.2648 | www.rennieandrose.com

RobertaSchilling305.477.7786 | www.rscollection.com

Room125212.537.5848 | www.room125nyc.com

Safavieh516.945.1900 | www.safavieh.com

ScottThomas330.963.3220 | www.scottthomasfurniture.com

Selva336.885.2239 | www.selva.com

SergedeTroyer786.364.3588 | www.sergedetroyer.com

SherwinWilliamswww.swstir.com

Shiner678.702.2572 | www.shinerinternational.com

SoicherMarin941.308.7500 | www.soicher-marin.com

StudioA214.956.0030 | www.globalviews.com

Surya706.625.4823 | www.surya.com

ThayerCoggin336.841.6000 | www.thayercoggin.com

Thomasville336.472.4000 | www.thomasville.com

TourmalineHome917.225.1249 | www.tourmalinehome.com

VRugsandHome305.759.9910 | www.vrugsandhome.com

Vanguard828.328.5631 | www.vanguardfurniture.com

VGNewTrend 312.560.9788 | www.vgnewtrend.it

WesleyHall828.324.7466 | www.wesleyhall.com

Wildwood252.446.3266 | www.wildwoodlamps.com

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