It’s easy to get lost in High Point Market’s abundant offerings, but a good map can help.

Calling all treasure hunters! Navigating High Point has never been easier. We’ve highlighted every showroom featured in BOH’s Designer’s Guide to High Point Market—plus other key buildings and notable debuts—so you can explore the best of what each neighborhood has to offer. If you need extra guidance while you’re out and about, look for the corresponding map colors and motifs on the signs throughout town to help you find your way.

For a complete list of exhibitor showrooms and addresses, visit High Point Market’s exhibitor directory here. 

Clockwise from top left: Jayla rattan bench from Tov Furniture, Arklow mirror from Surya, Bear chair from Nathan Anthony and Slate dining table from Universal FurnitureMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

In the International Home Furnishings Center, don’t miss Nathan Anthony’s Bear chair, 
a voluptuous design by Nathan Anthony Mai, the son of the brand’s principals Tina Nicole and Khai Mai (IH-602). Hop over to Showplace to check your hair (or take a selfie) in Surya’s wavy-lined Arklow mirror (Suite 4100), but don’t leave without pulling up to Tov Furniture to test the outdoor-ready 1970s-inspired Jayla rattan bench (Suite 1850). Pop into Universal Furniture while you’re still in the hood to admire the Slate dining table’s heavily veined black marble top and sleek cone-shaped metal base.

On the map: 
1 | Caracole
2 | Eichholtz
3 | Home Trends and Design
4 | High Point Theatre
5 | IHFC
6 | Odette
7 | Showplace
8 | Universal Furniture

Left, from top: Marelli console from Abner Henry, Haret outdoor chair from Hickory Chair and Slater bed from Precedent. Right: Celestial candle sconce from Chelsea HouseMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At 200 North Hamilton Street, explore Hickory Chair’s newly opened showroom and seek out the Haret chair, an outdoor-friendly powder-coated aluminum seat with fretwork detailing (Suite 300). Don’t exit the building without checking out Lisa Kahn’s latest designs for Chelsea House, particularly the Celestial candle sconce, a gold-trimmed charmer bedecked in antiqued glass (Suite 104). Stop by 315 Fred Alexander Place and feast your eyes on Precedent’s semicircular Slater bed in all its geometric glory (Floor 3). And before you leave the neighborhood, head to Abner Henry for the art deco–style Marelli console, which features soft vertical lines that will perk you up faster than a shot of espresso. 

On the map: 
9 | 200 N. Hamilton St.
10 | 200 Steele
11 | 309 N. Hamilton St.
12 | 310 N. Hamilton St.
13 | Abner Henry
14 | Baker
15 | Gabby
16 | Julian Chichester
17 | Sherrill Furniture
18 | Vanguard

Wave chaise lounge from Azzurro LivingMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At Azzurro Living, marvel at the undulating outline of the Wave chaise lounge. Composed of rope and powder-coated aluminum, the weatherproof design makes an artful statement whether employed indoors or poolside. 

On the map:

19 | 300 W. Broad Ave.
20 | Congdon Yards

Clockwise from top left: Marbelized lampshade from Maison Maison, Maysong Ivory wallcovering from The Mural Source, Hopsack napkins from Dove and Donkey, Miranda ML chair from Cattelan Italia and Grid outdoor rugs from TantuviMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At Market Square, do yourself a solid and head straight to Shoppe Object 
in Suites 330 and 348, where you’ll swoon over Tantuvi’s neon-hued Grid outdoor rugs and Dove and Donkey’s colorful handmade Hopsack napkins. Once you regain your composure, step inside 220 Elm to pore over Cattelan Italia’s Miranda ML chair, a cashmere leather-clad cutie modeled after the shape of an open oyster shell (Suite 308). Don’t leave the area without popping into the Suites at Market Square to scope out Maison Maison’s trippy marbleized lamp shade designs for Zafferano America (G-6020) or The Mural Source’s Maysong Ivory design (G-6059)—its soft-toned flowers will transport you straight into a sunny garden.

On the map:

21 | 220 Elm
22 | Antiques & Design Center
23 | Commerce & Design Building
24 | Market Square
25 | Suites at Market Square

Abyssinia chandelier from Curry & CompanyMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Stop by Currey & Company to bask in the beauty of the Abyssinia chandelier by Ian Thornton—an exuberant design adorned in hand-bent, silver leaf–finished fronds. If you make an appearance on Saturday between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., you can also meet legendary designer Vicente Wolf and get a signed copy of his latest book, Creative Interior Solutions.

On the map:

26 | Currey & Company
27 | Phillips Collection
28 | The Point

Strata credenza from Theodore AlexanderMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Vintage hunters will unearth a curated assortment of one-of-a-kind finds at 
the neighborhood’s antiques destinations, such as 214 Modern Vintage—which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year—and more than 30 exhibitors housed in Chelsea on Green. At Theodore Alexander, flock to the Strata credenza, a two-toned dreamboat with carved maple door fronts and metal leaf accents. 

On the map:

29 | 214 Modern Vintage
30 | Chelsea on Green
31 | Theodore Alexander

Centennial Wrenn South neighborhoodMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority

At Market on Green, stop by Martin Furniture for the unveiling of the brand’s inaugural dining room collection (Suite 303). 

On the map:

32 | 312 S. Hamilton St.
33 | American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame
34 | Collected by Schwung
35 | Market on Green