High Point Premarket highlights

Thomas Russellby Thomas Russell

At Premarket in High Point, Home News Now visited more than a dozen showrooms to see some of the case goods and upholstery that will be showcased at the Oct. 16-20 High Point Market. The following images illustrate some of the trends in case goods and upholstery, including a continuing prevalence towards casual traditional designs as well as some clean contemporary forms in light finishes. 

Avalon Furniture showed this bedroom, one of nine it unveiled at Premarket. It is made with birch and pine veneers in a two-tone finish. Case pieces also feature solid wood edges. avalonfurniture.com
Avalon Furniture showed this bedroom, one of nine it unveiled at Premarket. It is made with birch and pine veneers in a two-tone finish. Case pieces also feature solid wood edges. avalonfurniture.com
Global Furniture USA showed this upholstery group which is made in China. It features gold colored accents which contrast with the black velvet fabric. The set as shown, including the cocktail, retails at $1,999. globalfurnitureusa.com

Global Furniture USA showed this upholstery group which is made in China. It features gold colored accents which contrast with the black velvet fabric. The set as shown, including the cocktail, retails at $1,999. globalfurnitureusa.com
This bedroom is part of Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Company's Carlisle collection. Part of the solid wood Artisan & Post line, it is made with solid maple. The bed retails at $1,599 in queen. vaughnbassett.com

This bedroom is part of Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Company’s Carlisle collection. Part of the solid wood Artisan & Post line, it is made with solid maple. The bed retails at $1,599 in queen. vaughnbassett.com
Bradington-Young showed this sofa, which features a faux sheepskin performance fabric for the seat which contrasts with a frame and cushions in a Hydra Blue leather. It retails at $7,200. bradington-young.com

Bradington-Young showed this sofa, which features a faux sheepskin performance fabric for the seat which contrasts with a frame and cushions in a Hydra Blue leather. It retails at $7,200. bradington-young.com
Sam Moore showed this sectional shown in a shearling performance fabric. sammoore.com

Sam Moore showed this sectional shown in a shearling performance fabric. sammoore.com
This dining set is part of Hooker Furniture's 56-piece Serenity collection. It is made with quartered and split-heart oak veneers. hookerfurniture.com

This dining set is part of Hooker Furniture’s 56-piece Serenity collection. It is made with quartered and split-heart oak veneers. hookerfurniture.com
This dining set is part of Kincaid Furniture's Ansley collection. The 26-piece collection is made with solid alder. kincaidfurniture.com

This dining set is part of Kincaid Furniture’s Ansley collection. The 26-piece collection is made with solid alder. kincaidfurniture.com
Vanguard Furniture showed the new Evelyn sectional, which is shown in a performance fabric and features an ottoman and a corner wedge. vanguardfurniture.com

Vanguard Furniture showed the new Evelyn sectional, which is shown in a performance fabric and features an ottoman and a corner wedge. vanguardfurniture.com
Standard Furniture produces its new Zadie bedroom in Mexico. Shown in an eight-step Platinum finish, the bed retails at $699. standardfurniture.com

Standard Furniture produces its new Zadie bedroom in Mexico. Shown in an eight-step Platinum finish, the bed retails at $699. standardfurniture.com
A.R.T. Furniture showed this new upholstery group sourced in Mexico. Other groups also are available including accent chairs, loveseats and sectionals. arthomefurnishings.com

A.R.T. Furniture showed this new upholstery group sourced in Mexico. Other groups also are available including accent chairs, loveseats and sectionals. arthomefurnishings.com
This dresser is part of Riverside Furniture's new Graham collection, which is made with oak veneers in a two-tone brown seen on the frame and a charred finish seen on the drawer fronts, which display contrasting gold-tone hardware. riverside-furniture.com

This dresser is part of Riverside Furniture’s new Graham collection, which is made with oak veneers in a two-tone brown seen on the frame and a charred finish seen on the drawer fronts, which display contrasting gold-tone hardware. riverside-furniture.com

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Thomas Russell

Home News Now Editor-in-Chief Thomas Russell has covered the furniture industry for 25 years at various daily and weekly consumer and trade publications. He can be reached at tom@homenewsnow.com and at 336-508-4616.

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