Hibernation Chic
As temperatures dip, design takes a deep breath. Light softens, hearths glow, texture reigns, and rooms start whispering, “stay awhile.” Call it Hibernation Chic—an elevated approach to coziness that makes slowing down and staying in look (and feel) incredibly good. Above image: Romy Sofa, Sunpan That timeless adage, bring the outdoors in, still applies—but the palette shifts as the landscape does. Brighter
Fall ’25 Premarket in High Point
Welcome to Premarket in High Point! Created so that big furniture retailers could preview new introductions before everyone else saw them at Market, many of the showrooms open for Premarket today, welcome designers too. Happening September 15-16 (though some brands open on Sunday), Premarket is a great way for any buyer or media person to get a jump on Market, meet
Winter (Sale) is Coming!
February 5 - 8, 2025, HPxD and our wonderful brand partner brands are hosting High Point's 2nd Winter Blast Warehouse and Showroom Sample Sale. Over 30 brands are participating this February. The way it works is that some sales are only open to the trade which means working design professionals, hospitality professionals, decorators, stagers, etc. Other sales are open to all,
For the Love of Vintage
The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) announces “Vintage Vibes,” its first-ever event to showcase the vast offering of antiques, vintage and one-of-kind furnishings available at High Point Market, taking place on Friday, Oct. 13, from 3 to 6 pm. “This season’s special event spotlights a number of resources for discovering the unique furnishings and decor items that designers source to create
Get Social at Market!
HPxD highlights the social scene at #HPMKT with exciting events for our design community. Doors open at 7pm Show: 8pm | Thursday, April 20 | COHAB Space / Ziggy’s (Tickets $30 to $60 on Ziggy’s website) Ghostland Observatory’s entire approach to music – sonically, aesthetically, conceptually – is essentially a melding of the two distinctly different personalities of its two members, Thomas
HPxD welcomes Phillips Collection
High Point by Design is excited to welcome and share the news about our newest member, Phillips Collection, who is debuting their new showroom during High Point Market at 135 South Main Street at Commerce Ave. HPxD banners were recently installed on the building. This new location will showcase the company’s innovative and unique furniture designs, providing interior designers and dealers
HPxD celebrates two anniversaries on Employee Appreciation Day
March 2023 marks the one year anniversary of our Managing Director, Jane Dagmi joining HPxD and the half-year anniversary of Serena Martin of 24/7 Creative Agency, who supports our organization's education, marketing & events. The two women also celebrate a decade of friendship born in the home furnishings world. Jane and Serena met when Serena was the marketing director at ZUO Modern
A community celebrates an overdue ribbon cutting
On our last Design Day of 2022, our members, partners and friends gathered in downtown High Point, at the corner of Main and High, for HPxD’s ribbon cutting. An honor bestowed on each member of the Chamber of Commerce and typically scheduled where a place of business operates, we did ours on the streets of our city, symbolic of our dedicated
SCAD interior design students visit High Point for a three-day immersive experience
A few days after October High Point Market, HPxD welcomed 29 interior design students from the prestigious Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) for an immersive High Point experience. The visit was designed with SCAD to introduce interior design students, the majority of who had never been to High Point, to the creative and innovative design ecosystem that exists
Q&A with CODARUS founder Cody Ables
For months prior to Market, CODARUS founder Cody Ables was living part-time in High Point, dedicating his time to revamping the 20,000 sq. ft. historic building, now known as Broad Hall that is the company's flagship High Point showroom. Cody had the floors sanded and refinished, he gave the building a fresh coat of white paint, inside and out, and