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May 21, 2020
High Point announces new approach to Fall Market
High Point Market Authority has announced an expanded schedule for Fall Market as a way to minimize crowding in showrooms and allow for social distancing. The event will now take place over nine days, and attendees are asked to pick a three-day period within those dates to attend.
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May 19, 2020
Makers meet the modern age
Makers—and their painstaking designs—are having a moment in the digital age, as captured in the new book ‘In the Making,’ a compilation of artisan interviews edited by Alisa Carroll. BOH asked Carroll about the present and future of the maker’s movement.
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May 18, 2020
A new network of creatives hope to make the Hudson Valley their hub
Interiors stylist Raina Kattelson knew there was a thriving pool of photographers and stylists in the Hudson Valley, and when New York went into lockdown, she decided the time was right to bring them together by founding Hudson Valley Image Makers.
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May 11, 2020
Why Caracole edited its spring collection to just 80 SKUs
At an average High Point Market, to-the-trade furniture company Caracole usually debuts upwards of 200 new SKUs. This season, with Spring Market canceled and the world shaken by the coronavirus, the brand decided to whittle down that number, editing its spring collection to just 80 pieces.
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May 4, 2020
Ralph Lauren Home kicks off new partnership with Theodore Alexander
Ralph Lauren Home has entered a new licensing relationship with Theodore Alexander, which sees the manufacturer producing the line's full catalog of case goods and upholstery. Though the partnership was set to debut at High Point Market this spring, both companies are forging ahead with two new collections.
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April 23, 2020
How these designers are helping each other through the pandemic
For the designers in the national association Design Trust Limited, years of candidly sharing details on all aspects of their business meant that when the pandemic hit and the economy took a rocky turn, they were ready to help each other through it.
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