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Design Trends : What We Saw at High Point

Founded in 1909 in High Point, N.C., the High Point Market was formed to provide the region’s furniture makers and retailers a convenient venue to conduct business and discuss design trends. It’s where the who’s-who of the design industry meet, mingle and shop! Greg and Meropi, of Hirshfield’s Design Studio, recently attended fall Market and have returned to Minnesota inspired and energized by all of the new design trends they saw!

Here’s what the Hirshfield’s design experts, Greg and Meropi, saw at High Point:

Colors
Blue is still a dominant color and the driving force behind many color palettes. Neutrals and grays with accents of orange, yellow and emerald green are trending colors going into 2013.

Vanguard Furniture

Fabrics
Menswear fabric was a huge trend at High Point. Glen plaid and plaid fabrics in general were showing up everywhere.

Calysat Gourd fabric by Vanguard Furniture

Geometric fabrics continue to be on trend.

Stanford Furniture
Stanford Furniture

Furniture
We saw lots of painted furniture – bright paint colors, satin finish. We didn’t come across many pieces of painted furniture with the distressed look, almost everything we saw was clean and chic.

Stanford Furniture
Stanford Furniture

Like fabric, furniture trends seem to be gravitating towards a more masculine look. We saw lots of polished stainless steel  on table bases with glass tops and chair frames.

Vanguard Furniture
Vanguard Furniture

One furniture trend we are particularly excited to watch is shagreen. We especially loved it on cabinets.

Pearson Company

Accents
There was a definite 70’s vibe going on with the accent pieces we saw at High Point. Lots of bright, shiny gold and natural materials mixed with metals.

Global Views
Global Views
Global Views

Hirshfield’s Design Studio in Minneapolis – Bringing together the full complement of products and services to the architectural and interior design communities available from Hirshfield’s. Since 1894.

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