Stress less, see more this season with BOH’s Designer’s Guide to High Point Market, including all our highlighted showrooms, plus other key buildings and notable debuts.

Calling all treasure hunters! Navigating High Point has never been easier. We’ve highlighted every showroom featured in BOH’s guide to Fall 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 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 left: Waterford’s Copper Coast pendant, Möbius Keramikk’s ocean wave–inspired tableware collaboration with Beach House Studio, Anna French’s Kamut Embroidery fabric and Ngala Trading’s Malabo mirror

Map: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At Market Square, head straight to Thibaut and bask in the undulating beauty of
Anna French’s fabulously flame-stitched Kamut Embroidery fabric (Suite 260). Then pop into Shoppe Object to marvel at Möbius Keramikk’s ocean wave–inspired tableware collaboration with Beach House Studio (Suites 330 & 348). Don’t leave the building without stopping by Suites at Market Square for Ngala Trading’s leather-clad Malabo mirror (G-7015)—it’s the perfect place to check your hair (and sneak a selfie). As you make your way out of the area, roll through the Commerce & Design Building for Waterford’s Copper Coast pendant at Visual Comfort & Co., an artisan-made wonder composed of handblown crystal (Suites 2A & 2G).

On the map:
1. 220 Elm
2. Antiques & Design Center
3. Commerce & Design building
4. Eliko Rug Gallery
5. Market Square
6. Natuzzi
7. Suites at Market Square

Clockwise from left: Rug & Kilim’s Block Print collection, Rowe Furniture’s Cassius chair, Accent Decor’s Iliad bowl, Liora Manné’s Astrid Abstract upholstery, Regina Andrew Detroit’s Patricia lampMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At Showplace, seek out Rowe Furniture’s Cassius chair, a low-profile stunner with exposed joinery (Suite 1100). Once you get to the International Home Furnishings Center, look for these two gems: Accent Decor’s beguilingly brutalist Iliad bowl (D-201, D-202 & D-246); and Rug & Kilim’s Block Print collection, which draws on antique Mogul rug patterns (H-315). Before departing the building, check out Liora Manné’s sound-absorbing Astrid Abstract upholstery, which looks like an impressionist painting (IH-204), and then take a much-needed break at Regina Andrew Detroit, where you can recharge your batteries (and phone) in the ambient glow of the natural jade stone Patricia lamp (IH-006).

On the map:
8. Caracole
9. Center Stage
10. High Point Theatre
11. IHFC
12. Odette
13. Showplace
14. Universal Furniture

Top: The Blackthorn chandelier by Currey & Company, Bottom: The Cast Root coffee table by Phillips CollectionMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Hop into Currey & Company to be awed by the medieval-style Blackthorn chandelier, which pays homage to its namesake plant (IHFC, M-110). As you stroll down Main Street, enter the enchanting realm of Phillips Collection and admire the Cast Root coffee table, a biomorphic eye-catcher with a sleek glass top and snarled, gold leaf–finished base.

On the map:
15. Brown Jordan
16. Currey & Company
17. Lancaster
18. Phillips Collection
19. The Point
20. Radio Building

Clockwise from left: Jada bed from Made Goods, Wildwood’s Positano accent table, Chaddock’s Nico armless chair by Benjamin Johnston and the Luc cocktail table by Suzanne Kasler at Hickory ChairMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

At 200 Steele, head to Chaddock to sit-test the new Nico armless chair, Benjamin Johnston’s super chic homage to Italian postmodernism (Suite 106). Make your way to The Bank on Wrenn, where you’ll be amazed by the 8,000-square-foot Burton James pop-up, then head into Made Goods for the Jada bed—and, more specifically, its mesmerizing handlaid banana bark starburst pattern. Pull up to 200 N. Hamilton Street to dote on Wildwood’s boldly banded Positano accent table (Suites 104 & 125), but don’t bounce without seeing the bone-inlaid Luc cocktail table by Suzanne Kasler at Hickory Chair (Suite 300). You and your clients can thank us later.

On the map:
21. 200 N. Hamilton St.
22. 200 Steele
23. 315 Fred Alexander Pl. 
24. Abner Henry
25. Made Goods & Burton James
26. Feizy Rugs
27. Gabby
28. Vanguard

Clockwise from left: Sunset Storm by Kate Woodman, the Legacy table from Hurtado and the Denim Ruffle Blue decorative pillow by Annie Selke Map: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Step into Broad Hall and get lost in the dreamy ombre skies of Sunset Storm by Kate Woodman at Grand Image Home. When you come back down to earth, jump over to Annie Selke to delight at the Denim Ruffle Blue decorative pillow, a hand-stitched cutie fashioned from recycled textiles. Next, go around the corner to Hurtado to praise the Legacy table: a sculptural masterpiece with gorgeous organic wood graining.

On the map:
29. Broad Hall
30. Hurtado

Left: Ounagha vessels from Schwung, right: Aloka’s circularity-centric line of benches and stoolsMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Stop by the newly opened 313 Space, where you can swoon over design-forward offerings from cool brands like Mushlume Lighting (Suite 203), MycoWorks (Suite M-17) and Schwung, where you’ll find the bulbous Ounagha vessels on display (Suite 204). While you’re there, check out Aloka’s circularity-centric line of benches and stools, which feature cushions upholstered in the brand’s vintage kantha quilts (Suite 208).

On the map:
31. 313 Space

Urbane console table from Theodore AlexanderMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Feast your eyes on the contemporary Urbane console table at Theodore Alexander—its slender, scaly hardware evokes the texture of lizard skin.

On the map:
32. Chelsea on Green
33. Theodore Alexander

Beckham sofa from Cisco HomeMap: Courtesy of High Point Market Authority. Products: Courtesy of brands

Take a savvy turn off the beaten path to uncover an array of fresh market finds—including the petrified wood–topped Oval coffee table—at the brand-new Asian Loft showroom (625 W. Ward Ave, Suite 100). While you’re exploring the area, make a pit stop at Cisco Home and sink into the buttery soft Beckham sofa (1014 Mill Ave.).