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Spring 2022 | High Point Market

Let’s face it—High Point is huge, and you’re going to spend a lot of time on your feet as you seek out the latest and greatest. Even the most seasoned Market veterans need a bit of help making sure not to leave any stone unturned. We’ve created this guide as the ultimate designer resource for the latest products and partnerships debuting this season.

High Point Market takes place April 2 to 6, 2022. To register, click here.

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Features

A Green Book hotel reopens

Magnolia House, a hotel in Greensboro, North Carolina, once listed in the Green Book guides for Black travelers during the segregation era, fell into disrepair over the decades. With the help of a local design firm, Natalie Pass-Miller returned the bed-and-breakfast to its former glory.

BY Fred Nicolaus

Trend alert: 12 perfectly imperfect Market debuts

This season, brands are exploring looks that embody wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy (it translates loosely as “flawed beauty”) that embraces thoughtful imbalance over rigid symmetry. Here are 12 pieces that capture the spirit.

BY Caroline Biggs

6 powerhouse Black designers unite for an innovative furniture collection

TOV Furniture tapped an all-star lineup—Don Ricardo Massenburg, Carmeon Hamilton, Nile Johnson, Erika Hollinshead Ward, Nicole White and Justin Q. Williams—for a collection debuting at High Point Market this season that was inspired by each designer’s personal experiences.

BY Caroline Bourque

Double take: High Point Market’s hottest collaborations

A fresh batch of designers are teaming up with beloved brands this season just in time for High Point Market. Keep and eye out for these eight first-time partnerships as they make their debut.

BY Caroline Bourque

Hot spots: A handy guide to getting around High Point Market

It’s easy to get lost in High Point Market’s vast offerings, but heading in with a game plan can help. We’ve highlighted every showroom mentioned throughout our Market coverage (along with other key buildings and notable debuts) to make sure you don’t miss a thing.

BY Caroline Biggs

The Schedule