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The Designer's Guide to HIGH POINT MARKET October 19–23, 2019 Madcap Cottage's John Loecke and Jason Oliver Nixon created a custom colorway of their Blossom Dearie fabric exclusively for BOH The Designer's Guide to HIGH POINT MARKET October 19–23, 2019 Model Behavior: Miranda Kerr, Furniture Designer Dream Teams: This Season’s Hottest Collabs The Schedule: 150+ Can't-Miss Events We are here. And here. And here. And here. Intelligent fabrics. All around you. Crypton Home Fabric is proud to call 80+ of the finest showrooms home to our unparalleled stain-, spill-, and odor-resistant indoor fabrics. Ambella Home Duralee Lazar Reual James American Leather Drexel Leathercraft Robert Allen Arteriors Emerson Bentley Lee Industries Rowe A.R.T. Furniture Fabricut Lexington Home Brands Sam Moore Barrymore Fairfield Chair Lillian August Sherrill Bernhardt Four Hands Marge Carson Southern Bradington-Young Four Seasons Marshfield Furniture Stanford Furniture Braxton Culler Greenhouse Fabrics Massoud Stickley Brentwood Classics Hallagan Masterfield Swaim Brownstone Hancock & Moore McCreary Modern Taylor King Burton James Harden MT Companies Temple Furniture Capris Furniture Henredon Moss Studio Thayer Coggin Century Hickory Chair Motion Craft Theodore Alexander Chaddock Hickory White Norwalk Thibaut Charleston Forge Highland House Overman Thomasville Cisco Brothers Huntington House Paladin Furniture Vanguard Comfort Design Jackson Furniture Palliser Verellen Cox Mfg Co Inc Jessica Charles Paul Robert Chair Wesley Hall CR Laine Joybird Pearson Younger Designmaster Kravet Powell Universal Digio LaCrosse Furniture Rene Cazares Visit the Crypton patio, an outdoor oasis and hammock garden. Oct. 19th – Oct. 22nd. Off the walkway btwn. Transportation Terminal & Showplace Bldg. #cryptonpatio cryptonhome.com/hpmkt NEWS BRIEF | EXHIBITORS FROM TOP: The exterior of Bienenstock, the largest furniture library in the world; the interior of the library; a sofa from new brand South + English. MARKET REPORT Showroom openings and Hollywood A-listers are shaping this fall’s High Point Market. Here’s the news to know before heading to the show. BY HALEY CHOUINARD Fair First-Timers The presence of European vendors at Market continues to expand, with the addition of Belgium-based furniture maker Dôme Deco in IHFC (210 E. Commerce Ave., IH407) and Fiam Italia, which has been added to the Leif Petersen show- room (220 Elm St.). Speciality bookseller Common Ground will open its doors in Old Market Square, and Suites at Market Square (200 W. Commerce Ave.) will welcome 24 new additions this fall, including Crate & Barrel, Swarovski Lighting, and South + English, a newly launched home brand from veterans of Julian Chichester and Mr. Brown. On the Move The map of High Point is constantly changing, with show- rooms moving and expanding each Market. Having just settled into its 28,000-square-foot showroom at The Bank on Wrenn (203 N. Wrenn St.) this spring, Made Goods is already expanding, adding a third floor, complete with a terrace that will showcase the brand’s outdoor collection. Another major transition: After exhibiting in a temporary booth in InterHall, Dutch furniture, lighting and accessories brand Eichholtz debuts its flagship U.S. showroom in the 20,000-square-foot stand-alone space formerly occupied by Christopher Guy (129 S. Hamilton St.). Elsewhere, InsideOut Performance Fabrics is opening a new showroom on the ISSUE 15 | FALL 2019 third floor of 200 Steele (Suite 313). Among the changes in IHFC (210 E. Commerce Ave.) are new locations EDITOR IN CHIEF for Vermont-based lighting company Kaitlin Petersen Hubbardton Forge (IH305), uphol- ART DIRECTOR stered furniture maker Romano Robyn Boehler (D508), art and home accessories MANAGING EDITOR showroom John Beard Collection Fred Nicolaus (G365), and color-loving designer COPY EDITOR Krissy Roleke Dana Gibson’s pop-up shop in the Norwalk Furniture showroom (M108). ASSOCIATE EDITOR Haley Chouinard Hollywood Comes to Market N. Main St.) and the High Point Designers’ Showhouse While the industry always attracts a certain number of celeb- (1013 Johnson St.) can offer a respite from the hustle and PRESIDENT rity fans, two Hollywood A-listers are getting in on the action bustle of Market. An often-overlooked gem, Bienenstock Julia Noran Johnston this fall. Having written several books on interiors, Academy boasts 5,000 volumes on furniture and design, including a SALES & MARKETING Award–winning actress Diane Keaton will be at Market to collection of rare books, some of which date back to the Billy Fisher [email protected] introduce Keaton Industries, her first lighting collection with 1500s. Just a few blocks away is the Dalton-Bell-Cameron (201 N. Main St.) Kim Trepanier Aidan Gray . Also launching her first home House, the site of this year’s showhouse. Believed to be the [email protected] collection is model Miranda Kerr (see page 6), whose first example of the Craftsman style in High Point, the his- Samantha Snowden Cuello (101 S. Hamilton St.) collection with Universal will debut at toric property, which dates to 1913, was slated for demoli- [email protected] Market and become available in early 2020. tion after a devastating fire six years ago; it has now been Business of Home preserved for a new generation, with 21 designers from 45 West 29th Street, Suite 301 Around Town across the country each taking part in restoring the house to New York, NY 10001 If you’re looking for a break from showroom openings and its former glory. The rich history offered at both the show- (212) 904-1040 PHOTOGRAPHY: LIBRARY, COURTESY OF THE BIENENSTOCK FURNITURE LIBRARY; SOFA, COURTESY OF SOUTH + ENGLISH COURTESY SOFA, FURNITURE LIBRARY; OF THE BIENENSTOCK COURTESY LIBRARY, PHOTOGRAPHY: product launches, the Bienenstock Furniture Library (1009 house and the library are well worth a trip across town. ■ BUSINESSOFHOME.COM • @BUSINESSOFHOME • #HPMKT 3 NEWS BRIEF | TRENDS 4 1 2 8 6 5 3 7 9 10 SETTING THE SCENE A Texas native who studied architecture before moving into interior design, Josh Pickering spent Josh Pickering, the Dallas-based founder of Pickering House three years in New York working for Bunny Williams before moving back home and striking out on his own. Interior Design, crafts a Colonial-inspired living room just for BOH Whether working on modern or traditional projects, that spotlights some of the top products debuting at Market. he favors a layered approach: “I like to put a lot of beautiful things together and then take a few out.” What inspired this space? I was going through the products debuting at Market and making a little 1. UMA Home 7. Jamie Decorative baskets from TheXanadu lounge chair from catalog of my favorites. I noticed a few pieces with Decor Young Company round out a well-traveled home. pairs black rattan with really classic, clean lines, and I started to think about (IHFC, W348) cream wicker strapping for a sensuously how they might fit together into a room with a beam pared-down interpretation of an iconic ceiling—classic architecture with a Colonial finish. 2. A classic print in antique gold, Chinoiserie silhouette. (IHFC, D223) Tempaper Garden from bathes the room Did you have an ideal client in mind? As I got going, (IHFC, IH502) 8. in a soft glow. Boston-based interior designer Mally Skok the space started to remind me of projects I would Dowel Furniture expands her line for have done with Bunny in Palm Beach. I was thinking of 3. Blue Print Made from cherry and maple, with the Tall Boy. The name is no joke— a snowbird client, someone who travels a lot and wants Collection (IHFC, IH112) ’s Tait sideboard is inspired by the piece reaches 7 feet high. to be more adventurous with their second home. vintage classics. (IHFC, IH501) 9. Sometimes you just need a simple, elegant, Second homes are a great opportunity to play, aren’t 4. This brass-and-rattan chandelier from comfortable place to sit. TheTen side chair they? It’s an open door to show clients something Currey & Company Adriana Hoyos Furnishings is Old World charm from is all that’s a little more out there—there’s more freedom (IHFC, M110) (IHFC, personified. organic curves and ergonomics. with second homes. As designers, we can take that IH510) chance to push a little bit. 5. TheCascade sofa from A.R.T. Furniture 10. draws inspiration from the gentle contours With a removable oak veneer tray, the What’s your favorite thing about Market? It’s easy (122 N. Hamilton St.) Alden Parkes of flowing water. Joinery end table from to get stuck using the same vendors over and over (200 N. springs to action at cocktail hour. again. Going to High Point, you’re exposed to so 6. Hamilton St., Suite 110) The sculpturalCosma lamp from many new things. I go when I’m in creative mode, Arteriors evokes the geometric heft of when I need to get inspired. midcentury modern art. (Commerce & Design, Floor 1) PICKERING JOSH ILLUSTRATION: 4 BUSINESSOFHOME.COM • @BUSINESSOFHOME • #HPMKT NEWS BRIEF | PROFILE LEFT: Miranda Kerr’s Runway console and Love.Joy.Bliss. pouf BELOW: Kerr with her Universal collection Model Home Among the new collections debuting at High Point Market is Miranda Kerr’s collaboration with Universal, titled Love.Joy.Bliss. BOH caught up with the supermodel and entrepreneur at her home in Malibu to talk about her design process and priorities. n addition to your modeling career, you have long Everyone on the Universal team understood that from the You have a lot of faceted details also. What was the cultivated other business interests. How did you first moment we met. They nurtured that creativity within inspiration there? I’m naturally drawn to the geometric decide you wanted to create a home collection of me and have been able to help me express what I felt and shapes of raw crystals and the flower of life, and all of the Iyour own, and what inspired you? I’ve always been what I wanted to bring into people's homes.
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