DESIGNERS’ GUIDE to HIGH POINT MARKET APRIL 14–18, 2018

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The Hygge Trend: Cashing In On Comfort

The Schedule: 50+ Design Events

9 Designer Matches Made in High Point

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BuzziPleat light by BuzziSpace. below: Sara Ruffin Costello, MARKET Michelle Nussbaumer, and George Nunno REPORT Prepare to take notes: Passing High Point Market 101 means staying in-the-know. A number of newcomers hope to make the grade with showstopping collections. Inspiration awaits at The Mine, Mill Village Collective and The Point. And when given a new assignment, Bunny Williams, Kim Hoegger and others reimagine an English Tudor for a showhouse detour from market. BY MELISSA STUDACH

Angeles–based design firm, helmed by FAIR Mat Sanders and Brandon Quattrone, FIRST-TIMERS experiments with plaster, glass, velvets and more in the playful 44-piece Consort A French modernist sensibility meets Collection, on view in InterHall (IHFC, fine American craftsmanship in Consort’s IH202). Danish lighting manufacturer first-ever, fully customizable furniture Vita Copenhagen launches its first North collection. The New York– and Los American furniture collection, an extension of the brand’s signature Scandi The Esquire Home Collection by Fine Furniture Design style and environmental ethos (IHFC, IH401). Fine Furniture Design and men’s mag Esquire are debuting a 50-piece collection of case goods for the bedroom, dining room and living spaces, each one aiming “to reflect man at his best at home,” according to Steve Ross, Hearst Magazines’ global chief licensing director and head of brand development (305 S. Hamilton St.). And connected-home specialists, get ready to plug into Sobro, the “future of furniture” brand that’s debuting a digitally equipped cocktail table (IHFC, IH200). On the Move

Home furnishings retailer The Mine has secured a limited-time footprint inside the Bassett Mirror Company showroom(IHFC, G170, G001B). Industry insiders Sara Ruffin Costello, Michelle Nussbaumer and George Nunno contribute curated Detour for vignettes inside the pop-up installation, elegantly outfitted in Carlton V fabrics. Designers Maker space Mill Village Collective returns for its third edition, this time in the Take a break from what’s historic Union Square building. Returning favorites, including modern contract new in design to reconnect furniture producer BuzziSpace and hardwood handicrafter Enkle Designs, along with the old. Located less with fair newbies will fill the industrial building’s 15,000-square-foot ground floor than a half-hour drive from (410 W. English Rd.). downtown High Point, the Julian Price Showhouse, Julian Price Showhouse benefitting nonprofit watercolor design WHAT’S THE POINT? Preservation Greensboro. Twenty-eight design firms, Design is influential, interactive and social. including Bunny Williams Home, Kim Hoegger Home and Lauren Nicole Designs, That’s the point of, well, The Point, a new incorporate their style inside the historic English Tudor–style residence, built by architect Charles Hartmann in 1929, which features original rough stucco and program led by High Point Market herringbone brick surfaces (301 Fisher Park Circle, Greensboro). Authority to help industry professionals network, learn and grow. Located outdoors SPRING 2018 | ISSUE 10 along Commerce Avenue, The Point boasts Executive Editor Writer & Social Media Manager KATY B. OLSON MELISSA STUDACH a six-day schedule of roundtables, live [email protected] [email protected]

Editorial Coordinator Editor in Chief, Business of Home Art Director demonstrations, celeb meet-and-greets TAYLOR BARKER KAITLIN PETERSEN FRYDA LIDOR [email protected] [email protected] and more. (Check pages 13-18 for a more President JULIA NORAN JOHNSTON in-depth lineup.)

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Cocktails and Hors d'oeuvres Sunday, April 15th 3-5 pm - Space MS 348

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Join PEARSON and HUTTON WILKINSON as he provides a lively 1.0 CEU entitled Elsie, Tony & Me

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Calypso

Corey Damen Jenkins

Michael Berman Agave Horizon Citron I

Celerie Kemble

Terrace Floor Lamp PAIRING Nine matches made in High Point heaven.

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Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair

Suzanne Kasler

Hutton Wilkinson

In search of novelty and style, 1. COREY DAMEN JENKINS X and Herb Albert, to name a few), has now HUDSON VALLEY LIGHTING collaborated with Maitland-Smith to bring to life a furniture brands like Hudson collection of furniture, lighting, sculpture, and Known for his vibrant interiors, designer Corey Damen accessories either re-created or inspired by the icon’s PEREZ: SIR BEK: MARTA JANA Jenkins will offer up 18-plus fixtures available in a number Valley Lighting and Henredon estate. Our picks include decorative boxes, lighting, of finishes, with his initial group of products spanning 7 PAGE furniture and accessories. Pearson will also be are looking to designers like chandeliers, pendants, sconces and more for his inaugural launching the first Tony Duquette upholstery lighting line. (Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce ’s Corey Damen Jenkins collection. (Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., MS348) Ave., M-90) and New York’s David Kleinberg. 2. DAVID KLEINBERG X 5. MICHAEL BERMAN X New products range from HENREDON LEFTBANK ART “Clean-lined and very sophisticated,” in the brand’s West Coast, best coast? Michael Berman might agree. exquisite floral arrangements and words, David Kleinberg's new work for Henredon is a "Channeling the contemporary art movement from rattan-wrapped floor lamps to 40-SKU collection that includes occasional, upholstery, the West Coast,” he says of his forthcoming dining room and bedroom pieces. (Market Square, 305. eponymous line, the “collection comprises colorful transcendent re-creations from W. High Ave., MS500) graphics and natural pop art imagery that speak to modernism with a sophisticated eye.” Some of that the inimitable Tony Duquette 3. CELERIE KEMBLE X Cali-inspired cool manifests itself in “Agave Palm ARTERIORS archive. Read on for our favorite Study II,” a brightly hued plexiglass piece devoted to Celerie Kemble’s first-ever lighting line embraces some the plant; and "Futurama I, II," glass-framed images collabs of the season. of the Palm Beach native’s preferred materials: wicker, of eye-popping green classic cars. (IHFC, 210 E. rattan, bamboo, and finishes like eglomise, milk glass, Commerce Ave., H304) verdigris and gold leaf. It is also her first collab with Arteriors, a brand that has worked with designers like 6. LAURA KIRAR, BARBARA Barry Dixon and Laura Kirar. Says Kemble: “I designed BARRY AND SIR HUMPHRY WILKINSON: ROGER GANNA JAMES. CHAIR; HUTTON HICKORY CHAIR: COURTESY HICKORY

this collection to be very tactile, with materials that pull WAKEFIELD X BAKER 6 PAGE from the natural and the handmade, where coastal FURNITURE informs the urbane. These pieces are meant to add levity Baker may have been acquired last year, but the brand and warmth to interiors—a touch of whimsy or flight of has not dropped its commitment to its stable of fancy, balanced with a modern edge.” (IHFC, 210 E. design talent. This Market sees new pieces from Commerce Ave., H320) Laura Kirar (a 28-piece launch spanning upholstery, casegoods, lighting and accessories, including 4. TONY DUQUETTE X mirrors and a Lazy Susan); Barbara Barry (21 new MAITLAND-SMITH fabrics, produced in mills in Italy and the U.S., as well The late maximalist Tony Duquette left behind a wealth as four new table lamps), and Sir Humphry Wakefield of decor and colorful artifacts at his Beverly Hills home, (upholstery and casegoods). Added bonus? There CELERIE KEMBLE: LEFTBANK ART; CITRON I: COURTESY HORIZON AGAVE COREY DAMEN JENKINS AND CALYPSO: COURTESY HUDSON VALLEY LIGHTING; MICHAEL BERMAN: ALAN WEISSMAN;

Dawnridge. Duquette’s longtime friend and collaborator will be new additions to the Milling Road collection, PAGE 5

David Kleinberg Hutton Wilkinson (the duo’s clients included Doris as well. Duke, J. Paul Getty, Vincent Minnelli, Elizabeth Arden (319 N. Hamilton St.)

6 EditorAtLarge.com • @EditorAtLarge • #HPMKT PHOTOGRAPHY ARTERIORS. LAMP: COURTESY FLOOR HALARD; TERRACE FRANCOIS HARRSCH KIRAR: ERIKA BAKER: LAURA COURTESY PETER FISHEL; BARBARA BARRY: MICHAEL VANDERBYL: EARL OF DROGHEDA; WAKEFIELD: HUMPHRY Jana Bek for NDI Michael Vanderbyl

Jana Bek

Hatch by Michael Vanderbyl for Janus et Cie

7. JANA BEK X 8. MICHAEL VANDERBYL X 9. SUZANNE KASLER X COTTON & QUILL AND NDI JANUS ET CIE HICKORY CHAIR Another Michigan-based designer, Jana Bek has dreamt A “love song to sailing,” Hatch is the latest collection The City of Light serves as creative fodder for up new lines for two partners. For her collaboration with by Michael Vanderbyl, for Janus et Cie, and includes Suzanne Kasler’s latest line, The Paris Apartment Alabama-based textile studio Cotton & Quill, Bek dining ensembles, modular occasional tables, luxe Collection, an array of bedroom, dining room and designed a luxe travel–inspired collection of textiles and chaise longues and a serving cart, among other living room furnishings inspired by the city’s wallcoverings. The tropical-jewel-tone, South-meets-sass naval-inspired pieces. Vanderbyl draws on materials most romantic interiors, and Kasler’s own collection will be unveiled at High Point and will also be like premium teak to “replicate the traditional hatch curatorial instincts—or, as the brand says, “her available on the designer’s e-commerce site. For NDI, the of the finest cruising and racing yachts.” It’s no love of collecting all things French.” The launch is designer is launching six vase styles (think: cherry surprise he took inspiration from the sea: After a complemented by Kasler’s inaugural collection of blossoms, fiddle-leaf figs and olive tree branches) paired childhood spent sailing off , he went lighting and accessories for Hickory Chair and perfectly with the hand-painted brushstroke ginger jars on to become an avid yachtsman and has even will debut with custom-made de Gournay that she is known for. (Suites at Market Square, 200 W. designed for America’s Cup. (IHFC, 210 E. wallpaper as a backdrop. (Market Square, 305 W. Commerce Ave., M-7038; 200 Steele, 200 Steele St., 101) Commerce Ave., M130) High Ave., 324)

Barbara Barry

Laura Kirar

Sir Humphry Wakefield

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GET YOUR HIGH POINT HYGGE ON These introductions are an homage 2. to the Danish way of life—not to mention a statement in comfort and coziness.

BY TAYLOR BARKER 1.

1. RUMBA UPHOLSTERED CHAIR by Adriana Hoyos Furnishings The Botero-esque silhouette and cushioned seat exude warmth, while leg caps finished in gold and silver add a touch of shine and elegance. IHFC, 2010 E. Commerce Ave., IH102

2. AURORA SOFA by Made Goods With a metal base and synthetic rattan, this Elizabethan-inspired sofa can withstand the outdoor elements. IHFC, 2010 E. Commerce Ave., D223 3.

3. CLOVER TABLE by Celerie Kemble for Arteriors Rich wood grain and natural knots give each Clover Table (named for its four-leafed shape) 4. a unique character. Plus, in true Scandinavian fashion, it efficiently doubles as a side table or stool. IHFC, 2010 E. Commerce Ave., H320 8. 4. FUSHIMI BED by Pianca Inspired by sanctuaries in Kyoto, Japan, this Philippe Tabet–designed bed exudes harmony and comfort. IHFC, 2010 E. Commerce Ave., IH508

5. WINDSOR PILLOW by Piper Collection This oversize cowhide pillow is the perfect way to add a touch of coze—and a pop of sunshine—to any living space. Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., G-2039

6. CARMEL SIDEBOARD by Four Hands Light cane wood, mango casing and gun- metal-finished iron legs make for a striking statement. Showplace, 211 E. Commerce Ave., 4101 5.

7. CRESCENT CHAIR 7. by Hancock & Moore The shaggy LaLa Lamb fabric offers blanket- like comfort in this low-slung chair. The seat rests on a minimal, distressed wood base. 200 Steele, 200 Steele St., Suite 323

8. HYGGE RUG by Loloi The handloomed, 100 percent wool rug collection is made in India but inspired by Scandinavian textiles. The line has a soft, shaggy texture and is available in a range of neutral colors. IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., D320 6.

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TRADE SECRETS | GOING LOCAL

The foyer in the High Point home of John Loecke and Jason Oliver Nixon, photo by John Bessler.

John Loecke and Jason Oliver Nixon, photo by Bert VanderVeen

expanded economic development projects. Innovative new restaurants are springing up (see page 18 for Nixon's picks), and a baseball stadium, children’s museum, and hotel project are all underway downtown. “I’ve been coming to High Point for Market for nearly 30 years and I’ve never seen this much construction,” says Nixon. At first, Madcap Cottage was housed in a former pharmacy on Church Avenue in High Point, but the company outgrew the shop’s footprint. When Nixon and Loecke went shopping for real estate, most of their options were warehouses with no air conditioning, not buildings with history. “Our old shop had a story to it,” says Nixon. “We were looking for something with comparable charm.” Though they didn’t find that building in High Point, they’ll be IS HIGH right down the road, in neighboring Thomasville, inside an old radio station in white brick with casement windows. Their team will move into the studio in June, following a major renovation. POINT “We’re keeping it simple and clean, but for us, that doesn’t mean black and white with white subway tiles,” says Nixon. “There will THE NEW be pink-and-white striped awnings and a pink stripe around the building. Very Instagrammable.” In addition to a fresh look, the space will include room to grow, BROOKLYN? with retail to showcase Madcap Cottage’s ever-expanding Five years after moving to High Point from New product collections, as well as studios, offices and an open York, the designers behind Madcap Cottage are kitchen. “We wanted to create something buzzy, high-energy and fun,” says Nixon. “We’re all about working hard and playing hitting their southern stride. BY KAITLIN PETERSEN hard: The music cranks up, the disco ball never stops spinning, but we’re also getting stuff done.” After 23 years in New York—with robust careers in magazine At Market this spring, the duo will debut a new furniture line editing, T.V. production and interior design—Madcap Cottage in partnership with Tupelo, Mississippi–based manufacturer co-founders Jason Oliver Nixon and John Loecke felt they’d “maxed Chapter 3—a capsule collection of 14 pieces, from armchair to out” in the city. So they sold their Brooklyn brownstone and drinks table to loveseat, retailing for less than $700. “Our moved to a charming 1930s Regency Revival in High Point. Now philosophy is that if it’s good, it’s good—it doesn’t matter how firmly entrenched in the community, the designers say that the new much it costs,” says Nixon. (Also coming soon: slipcovers, so locale has been integral to their company’s expansion. that pieces can have multiple lives. “Keep the chair; let it evolve Since relocating, Nixon and Loecke have presided over an and grow with you,” says Nixon.) explosion of Madcap Cottage, whose aesthetic is recognizable for In the past six months, Nixon and Loecke celebrated the debut its whimsical medley of colors and patterns. “Being in High Point of their decorating book Prints Charming and were named brand has allowed us to expand our footprint, to truly become Madcap ambassadors for Calico (which carries their fabrics line for Cottage, the lifestyle brand,” says Nixon. “Everyone thinks Robert Allen and wallcoverings collaboration with York). A Brooklyn is creative, but this region has its own gems—there’s a patterned flooring collection on wood tiles is in the works with real environment of makers, creators and carvers. Plus, I can Mirth Studio, Madcap-branded lighting is on deck for the fall, double-park for deliveries, and my upholsterer picks up furniture and rugs and bedding hit the market next spring—not to at no charge!” mention the pair’s first hotel project. The balance of work and They’re in good company. The Greensboro–High Point area was play has paid off for the designers. “Our dreams have really come recently ranked second in the state for its number of new and true here,” says Nixon.

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3 p.m. – 4 p.m. 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. THE Learn the many ways that Sustainable Editor at Large and Business of Home Furniture Council member Greenington editors Julia Noran Johnston, Kaitlin Fine Bamboo Furniture makes it easy to Petersen and Melissa Studach take a deep SCHEDULE sell green, with a profound commitment dive into their Designers’ Guide to High to people as well as plants and profits. Point Market. This lively roundtable This course answers the questions most discussion will overview the events, commonly asked by customers—simply products and people that designers won’t ONGOING and compellingly. (0.1 CEU) want to miss while in High Point. Greenington Fine Bamboo Furniture, The Point on Commerce (between Wrenn POTTERTON BOOKS IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., H517 and South Main Sts.) POP-UP PROJECT HOPE DESIGN FIVE COLOR MISTAKES Thursday, April 12 – Wednesday, CHALLENGE GALA YOU’RE MAKING April 18 | 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. International bookseller Potterton Books Join Traditional Home and Leathercraft Color specialist Maria Killam shares her brings its wares—new, vintage and out- as they announce the winner of the first- groundbreaking “Understanding Undertones” of-print books specializing in architecture, CRYPTON POOCH ever Project Hope Design Challenge, system, including tips on how to avoid interior decoration, landscape gardening, POP-UP which was created to increase autism common color mistakes and advice on design and decorative arts—to market. Saturday, April 14 – Sunday, awareness. guiding your clients to choose the right Founder Clare Jameson comes to the April 15 | 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Leathercraft, 200 N. Hamilton St., 205 color for their homes. This seminar will Currey & Company showroom to share A peaceful pack of comfort dogs walk you through the five biggest mistakes her knowledge of vintage books with a from Fostering Friendships will be CELEBRATE WITH BAKER designers make when choosing colors for selection available for purchase. on hand at the lounge in The Point 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. walls and hard finishes in the most Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main to meet and greet Market-goers Baker Furniture’s much-anticipated important rooms of the home, including Street, Street Level needing a break. Be sure to stop by party will unveil this season’s new kitchens and bathrooms. Learn where you to recharge with a furry friend STEELYARD DESIGNER'S products, including additions to the need to place each sample so that you can LOUNGE before heading out to the evening’s Laura Kirar, Barbara Barry, and Milling see that you have chosen the right color. social events. When you snap a Road collections. RSVP: rsvp@ Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) Friday, April 13 – Tuesday, April 17 | selfie with a #poochpopup dog and bakerfurniture.com. Alden Parkes Seminar Room, 200 N. 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. tag Crypton, the company will Baker, 319 N. Hamilton St. Hamilton St., 110 Catch up on email, review the day’s agenda, make a donation to this great cause. rehydrate and relax in this designers-only The Point on Commerce (between PASSION SUCKS! IT’S ALL salon and workspace, which is complete Wrenn and South Main Sts.) ABOUT THE MONEY with Wi-Fi, beverages and snacks. SATURDAY, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St. APRIL 14 Nick May of the “Chaise Lounge” podcast ART DAY WORKSHOP AT hosts a panel discussion with designers THE RUG SHOW FRIDAY, Robin Baron, David Charette, Jay Brito Florence and Angela Harris on what—besides Friday, April 13 – Monday, April 17 | APRIL 13 Broadhurst passion—fuels their businesses. RSVP: 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.; 2:30 p.m. universaltothetrade.com/marketevents. – 3:30 p.m. CURREY & COMPANY PREVIEW AND ORGANIC Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St. Participants are invited to a complimentary DAY creative workshop conducted by the Creative Matters team in collaboration 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Aviva Stanoff with The Rug Show and Cover magazine. Join Currey & Company for this great tradition, featuring live music, organic FLORENCE Mediums will include oil pastel, charcoal, BROADHURST: ink, wax resist and various papers. libations and more than 200 sparkling new FEARLESS DESIGN RSVP to [email protected]; products. Enjoy a 5 percent discount and 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. visit VisitTheRugShow.com for more lunch with produce from Robert and Suzy Celebrate a new furniture collection information. (0.1 CEU) Currey’s organic gardens! named for the late Florence The Rug Show, Suites at Market Square, Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main LUNCH WITH THE Broadhurst, who was known for 200 W. Commerce Ave., T-428 Street, Street Level MAGICAL AVIVA defying the gender barriers of her STANOFF time. This entrepreneurial trailblazer MEET THE DESIGNERS: HOW TO SHOP ANTIQUES 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. AT HIGH POINT MARKET became the world’s leading lady of MARK BADGLEY AND Meet design star Aviva Stanoff, see JAMES MISCHKA wallpaper, with a signature collection 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. additions to her lighting collection, of over 530 prints influenced by her Saturday, April 14 – Sunday, April 15 With tens of thousands of antiques to and hear how she incorporates a travels and a lifetime of bold living. | 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. peruse each High Point Market, how do sense of positivity into textiles and Selamat Designs, IHFC, 210 E. The iconic fashion designers—known for you even know where to start your hunt for other designs. Commerce Ave., IH004 dressing ’s biggest stars— the perfect piece? Join Antiques Diva Toma Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on introduce their newest designs for Badgley Clark Haines and designer Chad James in a Main Street, Street Level Mischka Home, a signature collection of roundtable discussion on antiques and furnishings and decorative accents. shopping at Market. Badgley Mischka Home, IHFC, 210 E. The Point on Commerce (between Wrenn Commerce Ave., IH207 and South Main Sts.)

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3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Adam Japko Tobi Fairley Today’s interiors are all about storytelling. No element adds more to THE CRAFT OF LUXURY design viewpoints series TOP TIPS FOR SOCIAL the story than a beautifully crafted 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. WHO IS HOLDING MEDIA SUCCESS antique object. Join Aspire Design and “The Craft of Luxury” event honors BACK YOUR FEES: 2 p.m. Home magazine, designer and antiques the unique craftsmanship that YOU OR YOUR Adam Japko of Esteem Media experts Eric Cohler; Toma Clark Haines, CLIENT? makes Christopher Guy so fabulous. and designers Shayla Copas, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co.; Alexa 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. Christopher Guy, 129 S. Hamilton St. Natalie Reddell, Lori Paranjape Hampton, president of Mark Hampton Tobi Fairley combines her interior and Erin Valencia are on hand LLC; Jason Oliver Nixon, co-founder of design degree, an MBA and a life to discuss the top social media Madcap Cottage; and Gary Inman, vice coaching certification for her trends of 2018. Keep on top of president of hospitality at Baskervill, as SUZANNE KASLER FOR innovative approach to running a HICKORY CHAIR LAUNCH the myriad changes ahead— they discuss the relevance of antiques in design business. Learn her method don’t get lost in the shuffle! the age of technology. 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. of blending the value of your work RSVP: universaltothetrade.com/ Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Celebrate Suzanne Kasler’s new with your own self worth to marketevents. Main Street, Street Level collection for Hickory Chair, inspired by increase your bottom line. You will Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St. her love of Paris. The new line reflects her leave this presentation with the THE MAGIC OF MOROCCO travels and draws inspiration from the new perspective that selling clients City of Light’s romantic interiors and her on your ideal design fees is much TRENDWATCH: SPRING 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. love of collecting all things French. more about your mindset than 2018 Home Accents Today editor in chief RSVP: [email protected]. their willingness to invest in your Susan Dickenson leads a discussion on 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. Hickory Chair, Market Square, 305 W. services. Presented by the High Moroccan inspiration with Justina IMC’s popular TrendWatch program High Ave., MS324 Blakeney, founder of the Jungalow and Point Market Authority and the returns to High Point Market with an author of The New Bohemians; Aviva American Society of Interior inside look at leading trends shaping the COREY DAMEN JENKINS Stanoff, founder of Aviva Stanoff Designers. Complimentary boxed home furnishings industry. The FOR HUDSON VALLEY Designs; Teddie and Courtney Garrigan, lunch provided. (0.1 CEU) program’s opening-day seminar and LIGHTING High Point Theatre, Transportation award-winning retailers and owners of three on-site trend displays are directed 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Terminal, 210. E. Commerce Ave. Coco & Dash and Ciao, Coco!; Nancy by Julie Smith Vincenti, home Celebrate the launch of Hudson Valley Price of Nancy Price Interiors; and Greg furnishings trend forecaster, curator and Lighting’s first designer collaboration O’Neal, CCO and co-founder of CUR8 editor of Nine Muses Media. As you with Corey Damen Jenkins. Meet the Q&A AND COFFEE WITH Design. Hear about the unique products, shop, look for the TrendWatch displays, designer, explore the collection, and PHOEBE HOWARD crafts, trends and places they’ve found which can be found at in the lobby at enjoy drinks and appetizers. 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. in Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat and Suites at Market Square and IHFC, as Hudson Valley Lighting, Suites at Market Learn from designer Phoebe Howard and beyond. A cocktail party will follow at 5 well as the walkway between IHFC and Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., M-90 Coastal Living homes editor Ellen p.m., with Blakeney signing copies of her Showplace, near the Transportation McGauley in a lively discussion of the book. (0.1 CEU) Terminal. (0.1 CEU) Suites at Market Square, 200 W. renowned decorator’s new book, Coastal Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 Blues: Mrs. Howard’s Guide to Decorating Commerce Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 SUNDAY, APRIL 15 with the Colors of the Sea and Sky. The 20-minute Q&A will be followed by a PREVIEW JEFFERY THOROUGHLY MODERN ROBERTS’S COLLECTION MORNING GLITZ: A DECO- book signing. TRADITIONALISTS IN FOR KINDEL INSPIRED BREAKFAST Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce CONVERSATION 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Designers Today editor in chief Jane Dagmi Enjoy the premiere of Kindel's new Join the fun as some of the industry’s and designer Michelle Workman hold court WHAT’S YOUR TIME collection with local designer Jeffery freshest voices gather at Burton James over coffee and a European breakfast while WORTH? Roberts, as well as furniture from the for a rousing conversation about what exploring the re-emergence of art deco Winterthur Collection. Refreshments 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. “traditional design” means. The always- themes in contemporary interior design. will be served. Designer Billy Ceglia shares insights and inspiring Stacy Kunstel leads design Burton James, 310 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Kindel, Karges, Councill, 200 Steele, 200 strategies for effective time management insiders Shay Geyer, Chad James and Steele St., Suite 103 to maximize profits on every job. Learn Scot Meacham Wood through the GETTING MORE BANG how to charge correctly and how to save interior landscapes that have redefined, FROM YOUR MARKETING OUTDOOR LIVING WITH DOLLARS thousands of dollars by using your time reimagined and reinvented today’s BARCLAY BUTERA AND better. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) traditional aesthetic. THE HEARST DESIGN 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. Alden Parkes Seminar Room, 200 N. Burton James, 310 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 GROUP The duo behind Pulp Design Studios, Hamilton St., 110 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Beth Dotolo and Carolina Gentry, give Barclay Butera and the Hearst Design expert advice on making your marketing Group’s Karen Marx participate in a dollars work harder and smarter for you. panel discussion on outdoor living, In this fun and fast-paced presentation, entertaining and design. Stick around they share their secrets to getting the best afterward to preview Butera’s new return on your marketing investment. collection for Castelle. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) Castelle, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., Alden Parkes Seminar Room, 200 N. M101 Hamilton St., 110

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MAKING LIGHTING BRUNCH WITH CELERIE CHOICES WITH KEMBLE CONFIDENCE 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Join Mark Moussa, founder and creative Join interior designer and tastemaker director of Arteriors, and designer Celerie Corey Damen Jenkins as he shares tips Kemble for a brunch celebrating the debut of on how to make strong design David her collection, a natural materials-inspired Kleinberg decisions with decorative lighting lineup of lighting, accessories and furniture fixtures. He also discusses new trends being introduced this Market. MENTORSHIP IN and how designers can overcome Arteriors, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., H320 DESIGN Jaye obstacles in light-challenged spaces. Anna Mize Brunch will follow the presentation. 11 a.m. Hudson Valley Lighting, Suites at Join Henredon for a panel TREND TALK WITH Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Ave., discussion led by Parker Bowie- FASHION SNOOPS: A M-90 Larson of Architectural Digest, LOOK AHEAD featuring panelists David Kleinberg 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. and Matthew Blemis of David BRUNCH WITH Shop with confidence knowing REPLACEMENTS & DESIGN Kleinberg Design Associates, Alexa that the products you’re purchasing PARTNERS Hampton, and Jack Eger of Jana Bek now will still be on-trend for years Crypton. Light refreshments will 10:30 a.m. JANA BEK to come. This interactive be served. Denise McGaha, Lisa Mende, MA COLLECTION PREVIEW roundtable discussion with Henredon, Market Square, 305. W. Allen and Parker Kennedy come 12 p.m. – 2 p.m. Fashion Snoops’s home interiors High Ave., MS500 together for brunch. Meet Jana Bek, the designer behind director Jaye Anna Mize explores Discover how each the NDI + Jana Bek collaboration, the macro and micro trends designer weaves china, debuting this High Point Market. influencing home furnishings, and crystal and silver into their Bek’s vibrant brushstroke ginger jars forecasts what’s on the horizon for vignettes, creating stunning and with NDI flowers create an easy, 2019. Presented by the High Point inspiring spaces. elegant collection of timeless designs. Market Authority. Replacements Ltd., Suites at NDI, 200 Steele, 200 Steele St., The Point on Commerce (between Market Square, 200 W. Suite 101 Wrenn and South Main Sts.) Commerce Ave., M-1015 EVENTS DIRECTORY | SUNDAY, APRIL 15 - MONDAY, APRIL 16

SOLUTIONS THAT BOOST INSIDE THE DESIGNER’S CLIENT SATISFACTION STUDIO WITH THOM FILICIA MONDAY, 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. From the realities of living with kids and 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. APRIL 16 pets to entertaining, your clients need Following the “Inside the Actor’s Studio” Barclay concept and format, renowned designer BREAKFAST WITH BARRY homes that are not just beautiful but Butera DIXON comfortable, functional and practical. In and TV personality Thom Filicia covers a fast-paced, informative presentation, TEA AND TRENDS a variety of designer-focused topics and 8 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. designer Libby Langdon shares tactics WITH BARCLAY shares insights from his life. He also Tomlinson Companies and Steelyard are for positioning your business messaging. BUTERA AND HOME offers design how-to’s and various trends, pleased to invite you to a special insider A light lunch will be served. RSVP: ACCENTS TODAY while discussing his approach to design, breakfast with internationally renowned [email protected]. 2 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. clients and working within the design designer Barry Dixon. Enjoy a delicious KAS Rugs, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., Attend a meet-and-greet with community. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) meal while learning a few tips from a master. G270 interior designer Barclay Butera, Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce What a great way to start your Monday! and Home Accents Today editor in Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 Tomlinson Companies, 525 N. Wrenn St. DESIGN chief Susan Dickenson and senior TRANSFORMATION: MAGIC fashion editor Jane Dagmi, PEARSON PRESENTS: ELSIE, AT THE TABLE TONY AND ME followed by a panel on the latest 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. trends in color, design, carpets, and 10 a.m. Designers Natalie Reddell and Danielle indoor and outdoor offerings. See Hutton Wilkinson leads a lively course on the Rollins reveal how tablescapes can Butera’s all-new collections, amazing impact of the legendary Elsie de SFC’S transform any room from drab to fab. including the Lido, Newport and #GETYOURGREENON Wolfe and Tony Duquette on 20th-century Their talk and demo will provide tips and Brentwood collections. Mix and INTERIOR DESIGN American interior designers. The program techniques to harness your creativity in a mingle, and enjoy tea, sweets and COMPETITION begins with de Wolfe and leads to her new way. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) afternoon treats! apprentice, Tony Duquette, who became the 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Alden Parkes Seminar Room, 200 N. Nourison, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce master of maximalist design. At 18 years old, Take part in a vibrant discussion among Hamilton St., 110 Ave., IH101 Wilkinson joined Duquette as a volunteer the winners of Sustainable Furnishing and apprentice. Discover how this iconic trio Council’s 2017 #GetYourGreenOn JUMPSTART YOUR DESIGN shaped the world of interior design. Q&A to competition. Grand prize winner CAREER: LEARNING FROM follow. RSVP: rachel.jaklik@heritagehome. YOUNG LEADERS Katherine Snedeker of The Arrangement, com. (1.0 CEU) Kirsten Flynn of Sustainable Home, Pearson, Market Square, 305 W. High Ave., 1:30 p.m. Jessica Garcia of Des-Syn, and Bernadette MS300 Hear from Kyle Hoepner, New England Upton of EcoDecor join Sean Sullivan, Home editor in chief, as he discusses how group marketing director and associate to put your design career on the fast track publisher of Hearst Design Group, and with the magazine’s “Five Under 40” moderator Julie Smith-Vincenti of Nine award winners: Ellisha Alexina, Muses Media. (0.1 CEU) Kristina Crestin, Maggie Mink, Jill Tony Duquette and Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce Hutton Wilkinson Goldberg and Josh Linder. RSVP: Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 universaltothetrade.com/marketevents. Michelle MAITLAND-SMITH Jennings Wiebe Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St. LAUNCHES THE TONY DUQUETTE YOUR DESIGN SWEET TO SHOWHOUSE OR NOT SPOT WITH MICHELLE TO SHOWHOUSE: PROS, COLLECTION CONS AND TIPS 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. JENNINGS WIEBE Join Maitland-Smith for a lively 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. celebration as it unveils an Are you scared of burning out on Michael Berman, Michel Smith Boyd, important collection of furniture, your current track? Do you want Susan Jamieson and Justin Shaulis share lighting, sculpture and accessories a renewed passion? Michelle the good, the bad and the secrets of in collaboration with the talented DESIGNER HAPPY Jennings Wiebe of Studio M participating in a showhouse! Learn all Hutton Wilkinson, president of HOUR shares how her own career has their tips in a panel moderated by veteran Tony Duquette Inc. This extensive 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. evolved, how she is intentional showhouse producer Lori Lenis, vice collection features boxes, lighting, Drop by for a drink and to meet about thriving each day, and president of advertising and brand furniture and accessories contemporary and transitional how she helps designers find partnerships at Aspire Design and Home reproduced from and inspired by design wholesalers Star their personal sweet spot. magazine. RSVP: [email protected]. pieces found at Dawnridge, the International Furniture and Orient RSVP: universaltothetrade.com/ Zio Bios Creative, 108-110 S. Elm St. home of the late Duquette, and Express Furniture. Both have been marketevents from the Beverly Hills home of in the biz since 1977, offering Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St. MEET AND GREET Wilkinson. They are known as designers inventory that’s in stock WITH CONSORT masters of maximalism, who have from both their East and West 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. impacted the world of interior Coast distribution centers. (Can’t Join Mat Sanders and Brandon Quattrone, design with exuberant installations wait? View the collections and sign the founders of the celebrity interior for decades for clients like Doris up for an account online: design firm Consort, and shop for Duke, J. Paul Getty, Vincente StarInternationalFurniture.com Champagne to celebrate their new Minnelli, Elizabeth Arden and and OrientExpressFurniture.com.) Parisian-inspired furniture collection. Herb Alpbert. Star International Furniture and Consort, IHFC, 210 E. Commerce Ave., Maitland-Smith, Market Square, Orient Express Furniture, Showplace, IH202 305 W. High Ave., MS348 211 E. Commerce Ave., 3148

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EXPANDING YOUR DESIGN MARKETING VIDEO 101 FIRM WITH BRICK-AND- MORTAR 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. A video can convey ideas faster than any 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. ad and capture attention quickly—so In today’s digital marketplace, consumers why aren't you using video in your still want to see and feel home furnishings marketing? Designer Marina Case in person. But before opening a home discusses why video marketing is key, store, doing homework is critical. Join sharing how to find the best angles and Barclay Butera, Bobbi Jo Engelby, Susan lighting, as well as how to reach more Jamieson, Christopher Kennedy and Lori people. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU) GOOD EATS: Paranjape as they share the ins and outs Alden Parkes Seminar Room, 200 N. of opening a retail location, including Hamilton St., 110 ADVICE FROM combining online and in-store marketing strategies; creating a unique customer ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN: A LOCAL experience; design collectives; hidden A HAND-IN-HAND APPROACH costs; and finding the right location. The “You don’t have to come to Market 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. panel will be moderated by Designers and eat chicken salad out of a plastic Don’t miss this engaging discussion on Today editor in chief Jane Dagmi. bag,” says Jason Oliver Nixon of how today’s architectural design trends Presented by Aspire Design and Home differ from those of the past, as well as Madcap Cottage. He gives us the magazine, Designers Today and IMC how the working relationship between an rundown of some of the scene’s most DesignOnHPMKT. (0.1 CEU) architect and designer should be Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce exciting newcomers. a dynamic collaboration. Among the Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 panelists are Christopher Grubb, president of Arch-Interiors Design 83 Custom Coffee Group, and Adam Sebastian, architect Your pre-appointment caffeine just got a and designer at Stitch Design Shop. Q&A little easier. “Pull up on your way into town to follow. (0.1 CEU) for coffee and a muffin,” says Nixon of this Suites at Market Square, 200 W. Commerce coffee truck, which just opened in January. Ave., Seminar Room T-1014 1212 N. Main St., High Point

Tori Mellott COCKTAILS AND CANAPÉS 98 Asian Bistro WITH , TRADITIONAL HOME “With a huge Buddha in the center of the design viewpoints series BARCLAY BUTERA AND FINDING A HEALTHY LEXINGTON HOME BRANDS space, it almost feels like walking into Buddha-Bar in Paris,” says Nixon. BALANCE IN YOUR 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. DAILY DEMANDS 1800 N. Main St., High Point; closed Sunday Join Traditional Home and Barclay and Monday 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. Butera for an informal gathering at the Hear from design leaders who are brand’s super-chic location in downtown Fixins’ American Craft Eatery balancing their professional careers High Point. Tour the newly decorated “A young couple from Santa Fe opened up with personal responsibilities and a showroom showcasing the Newport and this American restaurant last fall, and it’s desire to live a healthier lifestyle. Brentwood collections and enjoy photo great,” raves Nixon. 345 N. Main St., High Improve your balance and opportunities, music and more. Point; closed Sunday and Monday understand what role your Lexington Home Brands Design Studio, colleagues and family play in the 116 E. Commerce St. Publix process. This all-star panel, Locals rave about the deli, bakery, fried moderated by Tori Mellott of THIRD NIGHT: A chicken and wine selection at the Traditional Home, will include PROGRESSIVE GALA Southeast’s favorite grocery chain, which Philip Gorrivan, Alexa Hampton, 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. opened in High Point last fall. Erika Ward and Michelle Live street entertainment and music, 2005 N. Main St., High Point Workman, all working parents themed parties and influencer events will currently managing their own thrill guests at this newly debuting party. Simply Thai design firms. Presented by the Hosted within 57 participating Halfway between High Point and High Point Market Authority and showrooms, Third Night invites Market Greensboro, this eatery serves Thai and ASID. Complimentary boxed guests to embrace their sense of discovery Laotian food in addition to an extensive lunch provided. (0.1 CEU) and explore showrooms within a set sushi menu. Nixon doesn’t take his High Point Theatre, Transportation section of Market in a progressive- recommendation lightly: “I lived in New Terminal, 210 E. Commerce Ave. dinner-party format. York, so I’m picky about sushi.” Hamilton Wrenn Design District, Hamilton 122 E. Main St., Jamestown; closed Monday St. and Wrenn St.

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5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. Join Universal Furniture for its traditional Market celebration. Enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and live music. RSVP: universaltothetrade.com/marketevents Universal Furniture, 101. S. Hamilton St.

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