I Snuck My Friends Into High Point Market
Twice a year the worlds largest furniture market happens right in my backyard in NC. As an interior designer with my own firm, I can invite whoever I want to join me at market to enjoy the wonderful showrooms. I asked my closest friends from childhood to join me my second market and now it’s a tradition we’ve carried on.
Next market is this weekend and I am doing a takeover for the HPMKT Instagram next week! Can’t wait to share my favorite pieces and what reoccurring trends I see in this seasons showroom display.
This sneak peek just shows a bit of the fun found at market and you’ll understand why designers love coming year after year #hpmkt #interiordesign #interiordesigner #travelwithme2024 #friends
High Point Market is renowned as the largest home furnishings trade show in the world, taking place biannually in North Carolina. This vibrant event attracts thousands of designers, manufacturers, and buyers eager to explore the latest trends in furniture and interior design. With a diverse array of showrooms showcasing everything from modern aesthetics to classic styles, it serves as a hotspot for inspiration. For designers, the High Point Market is not just about shopping; it’s a networking opportunity, fostering connections and collaborations throughout the industry. Attendees can engage with leading brands while gaining insight into innovative design concepts. To maximize your visit, it’s advisable to plan an itinerary highlighting must-see showrooms and exhibitions, especially those showcasing unique collections like the A.R.T. and Caracole brands. Additionally, participating in social media takeovers, such as the one I’m doing for HPMKT on Instagram, helps in sharing favorite finds with a broader audience. Embracing this platform enables designers and enthusiasts to connect and share their experiences, which can enhance future visits. Whether you are a seasoned designer or a curious newcomer, High Point Market offers something for everyone, making it an essential experience for understanding the evolving landscape of design.