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1 High Point Market Detroit Wallpaper Co. SStyle R e p ort presented by Fall/ Winter 2014 Find us everywhere at #hpmkt

The High Point Market Fall 2014 Style Report Autumn leaves and brisk cool air. Gracious southern hospitality at its finest.

The most spectacular new introductions from the home furnishings industry. Yes, I am speaking of the fabulous October High Point Market.

Shiner Burton James My personal top picks from this Market include: The dramatic color story of rich blood reds, mustard/saffron yellows, and peacock teals

patterns Copper and brass Feathers (whether real or motifs) Oh, and bar carts were everywhere!

2 The High Point Market Fall 2014 Style Report Autumn leaves and brisk cool air. Gracious southern hospitality at its finest. Friends, parties, seminars, tours, dinners, and networking. Showrooms decorated to the nines. The most spectacular new introductions from the home furnishings industry. Yes, I am speaking of the fabulous October High Point Market. Something I always look forward to! Shiner Burton James My personal top picks from this Market include: The dramatic color story of rich blood reds, mustard/saffron yellows, and peacock teals Materials ranging from acrylic and Lucite to malachite, onyx, and agate to burl woods Quilting patterns ranging from faux bois (fake wood) to Chanel-like boxed patterns Copper and brass Feathers (whether real or motifs) Oh, and bar carts were everywhere! So you will see some of the above, plus a lot more beautiful inspiration and information in this Style Report from our 2014 Style Spotters. They each bring a unique perspective to high style and trends. Sit back and enjoy I can t wait to see you in April 2015! Until then, Cheers and Inspiration, Michelle Jennings Wiebe Studio M President Style Spotter Emeritus (I d love to hear your comments!) B. Pila Century Furniture Lillian August for Hickory White Gabby 1

Rich Hues Signal Rich Times Historically, our color

The use of more color indicates that the economy is

Calculated pieces add drama and interest, bringing a

Reds are showing in all shades, the love of coral is

Consumers today want it all in their furnishings:

As outdoor fabrics take on a more luxurious feel,

read, and entertain, we are seeing durable outdoor

3 Rich Hues Signal Rich Times Historically, our color and style selections reflect the economy. The use of more color indicates that the economy is trending up and consumers are ready to make bolder choices. For many though, a little color goes a long way. Calculated pieces add drama and interest, bringing a pop of color that is current and on trend. Reds are showing in all shades, the love of coral is still strong, and blue-green teals in malachite finishes are ubiquitous. Mitzi Beach Bernhardt Outdoor Indoor Merging Consumers today want it all in their furnishings: beauty of course, but also comfort and durability. As outdoor fabrics take on a more luxurious feel, and indoor furnishings become places to work, eat, read, and entertain, we are seeing durable outdoor materials move in as the comfort of indoor furniture steps outside. MacKenzie-Childs We are seeing durable outdoor materials move in as the comfort of indoor furniture steps outside. Miles Talbott Century Furniture Moore Councill 3 Elizabeth Bradley Home Phillips Collection

Mitzi Beach Multifunctional Multifunctional Multifunctional Buyers today are

Others have determined to go the luxury apartment route or to downsize.

These well-designed pieces can be used in an entry or bedroom, in living areas or

4 Mitzi Beach Multifunctional Multifunctional Multifunctional Buyers today are sometimes unsure of their future furniture needs. Others have determined to go the luxury apartment route or to downsize. Enter the demand for multifunctional furniture. These well-designed pieces can be used in an entry or bedroom, in living areas or even in the kitchen. The possibilities are endless to match the anything is possible lifestyles of an America on the move. Braxton Culler Ambella Home 5 Red Egg

5 Jeanne Chung Revival of the Brutalist Movement Arteriors Characterized by repeated modular elements, angular features and intentionally rough, unfinished surfaces, this raw and unrefined aesthetic made its influence felt throughout Market. I found it featured most prominently in fashion-forward lighting but also in furniture and wall art statement pieces. True to the Brutalist movement, these pieces are meant as an expression of material, an effort to embrace the imperfect, and to show an appreciation for handmade craft....these pieces are meant as an expression of material, an effort to embrace the imperfect... Arteriors Arteriors Phillips Collection Noir Studio A 7 Four Hands

6 Going Against the Grain A new emphasis on wood grain is emerging. The traditional rules regarding which way the grain should run on any given piece of furniture are being totally disregarded. Veneers are now being applied with the grain running in every direction, and are used to provide a contrast in wood grain and color. Jeanne Chung Taracea Jonathan Charles Stanley Furniture Oly Theodore Alexander Birds of a Feather Feathers and birds have been trending on the runway, so it should be no surprise that we re seeing them arise in home furnishings. Cast in metal, printed on fabric, wallpaper, pillows, and even stuffed and mounted, birds are showing up everywhere. Wings and feathers were also seen across the board in casegoods, wall art, accessories, and lighting. Visual Comfort Studio A Natural Curiosities 9 Gabby Theodore Alexander Jonathan Charles

Shay Geyer Mixing Materials and Finishes I loved the creativity with

Acrylic & brass were in abundance but the pieces that really knocked my

Jamie Drake mixed metals with deep, rich stains at Theodore Alexander.

desk. And hand-applied gold leaf blended with an antique mirror and hand

Framed in contrasting black, it was given a powerful punch of color with

In the Oomph showroom, we saw how to add life to a room through color in

Their traditional three-drawer chest is offered in 16 lacquer colors, as

Oomph CR Laine We saw how to add life to a room through color in Theodore

lamp, Couture kicked it up a notch with an Agate embellishment & gold leaf

7 Shay Geyer Mixing Materials and Finishes I loved the creativity with materials I saw in some of the most gorgeous furnishings at Fall Market. Acrylic & brass were in abundance but the pieces that really knocked my socks off combined materials to create amazing statement pieces. Jamie Drake mixed metals with deep, rich stains at Theodore Alexander. Glass floated above acrylic legs in Caracole s sophisticated see-through desk. And hand-applied gold leaf blended with an antique mirror and hand carved hardware in the Calypso Chest by Worlds Away. Color & Pattern The brand new Leo Charcoal fabric on CR Laine s Windsor chair hits a high note as far as pattern goes. Framed in contrasting black, it was given a powerful punch of color with Schumacher s Chiang Mai onyx fabric on a throw pillow. In the Oomph showroom, we saw how to add life to a room through color in your casegoods. Their traditional three-drawer chest is offered in 16 lacquer colors, as well as two new wood finishes - Storm & Slate. Oomph CR Laine We saw how to add life to a room through color in your casegoods. Theodore Alexander Caracole Agates, geodes & minerals Inspired by a mid-century lamp, Couture kicked it up a notch with an Agate embellishment & gold leaf detail. At Global Views, the cone cantilever table was absolutely breathtaking. Natural agate covered the entire piece, making it sparkle like a piece of jewelry for the home. A true natural stunner! Couture Lamps Worlds Away Global Views 11

Meredith Heron The Modern Trad The return of Traditional is prevalent, but

Rich velvets in an array of saturated jewel tones convey a feeling of opulence

only be described as stunning jewelry, and spectacular wood grains, such as

We are also seeing ferrules on chair and table legs an additional layer of

8 Meredith Heron The Modern Trad The return of Traditional is prevalent, but this isn t your Grandmother s Traditional. It has a modern, more playful spin. Rich velvets in an array of saturated jewel tones convey a feeling of opulence and luxury, while tufting and embellishments offer an even more layered and luxurious feel. Neoclassical motifs, reeded legs, carvings, French polish, hardware that can only be described as stunning jewelry, and spectacular wood grains, such as flamed mahogany and rich Italian burl, are most certainly back. We are also seeing ferrules on chair and table legs an additional layer of glamour that adds a touch of modern to the traditional. Made Goods Caracole This isn t your Grandmother s Traditional. It has a modern, more playful spin. Palecek 13

Aviva Stanoff Artisanal Luxe Designers have popularized Global and

We see this trend across all price points at retail in a profusion of Ikats,

As it expands, we ll see even more embellished pieces, layering, and

Hand-crafted, one of a kind pieces are much sought after, and mixing these

whimsical, often adorned Fromental UK featured in the Currey & Co showroom

boldness, the Strong Feminine makes a statement but doesn t dominate the room.

We have seen this trend in textiles for the last several years, as pink,

9 Aviva Stanoff Artisanal Luxe Designers have popularized Global and Well-travelled interiors over the last few years. We see this trend across all price points at retail in a profusion of Ikats, Kilims, and embellished accents. As it expands, we ll see even more embellished pieces, layering, and appliques in everything from textiles to casegoods to lighting. Hand-crafted, one of a kind pieces are much sought after, and mixing these pieces into existing decor or using them to vamp up more conservative spaces is most certainly a 2015 trend. Meredith Heron Ambella Home Strong Feminine Sophisticated, sometimes whimsical, often adorned Fromental UK featured in the Currey & Co showroom Namuh Mexico (but with restraint), and always executed with a confident boldness, the Strong Feminine makes a statement but doesn t dominate the room. Rather, its balance and glamour instantly add luxury. We have seen this trend in textiles for the last several years, as pink, blush, and coral have been in great demand. Its hallmark also shows in the return of brass and gold across all aspects of interior design. And its rise correlates to a rise in the confidence of the industry itself - consumers are investing! John-Richard Taylor King 19 15

10 Rug Market America Gary Inman An Explosion of Pattern After years of beige it was revitalizing to see vibrant colors and patterns recapturing the imagination of designers. Marbleized cottons, florals, stripes, Ikats, paisleys, fretwork and lattice, some painterly, others over-scaled for drama but all with a celebratory complexity. Animal prints, vintage textiles, and architectural ornamentation also found their place as fabrics for upholstery and soft furnishings, as well as casegoods, and even lighting. Natural Curiosities Currey & Co. TerraSur 17 CR Laine CR Laine

11 Gary Inman...bold clarity and timeless elegance... Worlds Away Black & White, Always at the forefront of fashion Red certainly made a powerful statement at Fall Market. And blues, ranging from indigo and navy to cobalt and robin s egg, continue to thrive. Black and white, however, brought bold clarity and timeless elegance to High Point s 2014 Fall Fashion Week, defining structure and silhouette in many of the fashion forward showrooms. One can t help but imagine that Coco Chanel would be pleased. Portfolio Collection Worlds Away Rug Market America Ryan Studio 19

12 Denise McGaha Natural Wood The past few years have seen a resurgence of painted finishes and almost all manufacturers now offer their pieces in any paint color you choose. This Market, however, it was great to see the resurgence of natural wood grains. There were burl wood cabinets and beautiful faux-painted wood patterns, as well as inlay and interesting wood stain colors. These natural wood looks are an excellent way to ground a room full of painted finishes. Arteriors Gabby Worlds Away Waylande Gregory Studios 21

Using the rich tones balances the brighter metal finishes on chair

Forest and Indigo Navy and green are everywhere, with navy showing

Green was particularly popular in both art and fabrics.

Finishes As at the Spring 2014 Market, golden hues were HOT.

Gilding crossed over into accessories, mirrors and even art.

the scene. Most importantly, all of the gold finishes were combined.

13 Using the rich tones balances the brighter metal finishes on chair legs and art frames. Forest and Indigo Navy and green are everywhere, with navy showing especially well in all of the upholstery categories. Green was particularly popular in both art and fabrics. The pairing of forest and indigo was a preppy throwback that felt even more sophisticated when combined. Using the rich tones balances the brighter metal finishes on chair legs and art frames. Denise McGaha Design Legacy Wesley Hall Regina Andrew Mixing Gold Finishes As at the Spring 2014 Market, golden hues were HOT. This time though, there was more than just brass. We saw much more gilding and gold leaf. Also, this finish wasn t just for lighting anymore. Gilding crossed over into accessories, mirrors and even art. Plus, copper (rose gold, in my definition) is starting to arrive on the scene. Most importantly, all of the gold finishes were combined. A room design highlighted with antique brass, gold leaf and polished brass combined is very on-trend. Century Furniture 23 Global Views Tommy Mitchell

com twitter: @CozyStylishChic Jeanne Chung developed her sharp eye for color, composition and emerging trends as a fashion design student at Parsons and over 20 years in the fashion industry.

business and blog in Pasadena, CA. Shay Geyer ibbdesign.

Her passion for home furnishings, as well as her outgoing personality, have landed her celebrity clients and projects across the country. Contributors Meredith Heron meredithheron.

An eclectic interior designer and television host, Meredith s work combines layered hues with patterns and textures to create rooms that feel glamorous, feminine and familiar.

14 Mitzi Beach MitziBeach.com Blessed with more than 30 years of experience and a masters degree in interior design, Mitzi Beach, ASID, CAPS, is an award-winning interior designer, author and baby boomer marketing and lifestyle specialist. A popular speaker, Mitzi possess a unique perspective on how the largest and wealthiest demographic in this country is aging and how to apply aging in place principles. Jeanne Chung cozystylishchic.com Jeanne Chung developed her sharp eye for color, composition and emerging trends as a fashion design student at Parsons and over 20 years in the fashion industry. Best known for her timeless yet fresh, eclectic and approachable style, Jeanne is a moderator for the popular G+ Interior Design Community and founder of Cozy Stylish Chic, her interior design business and blog in Pasadena, CA. Shay Geyer ibbdesign.com/blog A professional interior designer since 2001, Shay s work has been published in several magazines and she is the design expert for Good Morning Texas. Her passion for home furnishings, as well as her outgoing personality, have landed her celebrity clients and projects across the country. Contributors Meredith Heron meredithheron.com Color is an obsession for Meredith Heron. An eclectic interior designer and television host, Meredith s work combines layered hues with patterns and textures to create rooms that feel glamorous, feminine and familiar. She brings a no-nonsense edge, humor and sincere desire to inspire to expert designer roles on HGTV and Food Network. Her firm manages the design of residences, restaurant and boutique commercial properties. Gary Inman GlaveandHolmes.com Best known for his award-winning design of fine homes and luxury hotels, Gary Inman is a published writer, historian, television and radio commentator, blogger and professional speaker. Beginning his career as a fashion designer, Gary has applied his talent in designing evening wear, handbags, rugs, textiles, lighting, wallpapers, hardware, and his new signature furniture collection for Moore Councill. Denise McGaha denisemcgaha.com Designing for clients in the fast lane, Denise McGaha delivers a true luxury, concierge-level experience within a 90-day timeline. By offering Deadline Driven Design solutions, Denise gives her clients exhilarating interior design couple with prompt and nimble completion of their projects. Having honed her well-trained eye at Neiman Marcus for a decade, Denise is consistently ahead of the luxury design curve. 25

15 Sources Ambella Home Elizabeth Bradley Home Noir Taracea Arteriors Four Hands Oly Taylor King Aviva Stanoff Fromental Oomph TerraSur B. Pila Gabby Home Palecek Theodore Alexander Bernhardt Furniture Global Views Phillips Collection Tommy Mitchell Braxton Culler John-Richard Portfolio Collection, The Visual Comfort Burton James Jonathan Charles Red Egg Waylande Gregory Studios Caracole Lillian August for Hickory White Regina-Andrew Design Wesley Hall Century Furniture MacKenzie-Childs Rug Market America Worlds Away Couture Lamps Made Goods Ryan Studio Currey & Company Miles Talbott Shiner International CR Laine Moore Councill Stanley Furniture Design Legacy Detroit Wallpaper Co Namuh Natural Curiosities Studio A, a Global Views Company

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