Hints about High Point Market

by Yaren Arbak

Fall | 2019

Twice a year, design lovers from around the globe come to High Point Market to see remarkably planned showrooms and displays flooding with excellent new items. Clients visit High Point Market realising they will see the most innovative design items, find one of a kind marketing ideas and experience the vision and fervor of this staggering industry.

High Point Market includes an astonishing 12.2 million square feet of showroom and display space and 2,000 producers in different structures in downtown High Point, making it by a wide margin the world’s biggest home decorations advertise, and the one Market you simply cannot bear to miss. Each Market pulls in about 75,000 industry experts who come to purchase, learn and connect with thought-pioneers, innovators, and industry specialists giving a plenitude of items and new thoughts.

In this post we wanted to share some hints regarding the High Point Market fair. Here are some insights from an editorial point of view. Eager to scroll down? Go!

Antique highlights

Antiques were the favorite piece of the fair likewise – we would say – favorite pieces of Instagram. How do we know? Because when interior designer Mary McDonald promoted the antique piece from Kansas City’s Morning Glory Antiques, it was voted as the number one supplier for antique collectors and interior designers in the Midwest by the magazine House Beautiful and has now established itself as one of the resources in the United States of America. Don Fields and Rick Bumgardner’s crafted tableau should also be on your mind to see! There you go, 2 hints about High Point Market are given!

Touch on History with Brown Jordan

The brand Brown Jordan has a special place both in History and at the fair on its previous editions because it celebrated its 75^thanniversary. (hints) Midcentury modernism lovers would adore Brown Jordan’s latest piece named Walter Lamb Aluminum, which was first created in 1947! There you go, hints given! One more reason to visit the High Point Market fair.

What sells the best by Ryan Korban

Ryan Korban, fashion’s favorite interior designer, was out on the town at this present fall’s reasonable. Korban noticed that more youthful inside architects will generally obtain his products individually rather than en suite, remarking too that his Muse Chair, presented in the previous Spring, was his top-selling piece. Thus, Korban debuted a new couch format at this year’s High Point Market, estimating that the seat’s underlying achievement was because of its extents.