What's Hot in High Point

Courtney M. Paschal -- Casual Living, 4/1/2008 12:00:00 AM

The High Point Market returns to the Furniture Capital of the World this month with plenty of furniture introductions and stylish home accessories in the mix. From April 7-13, buyers are sure to find new items to display on their showroom floors.

The Venus lounge by Domus Ventures welcomes relaxation with its daybed design and deep cushions, complete with a canopy to protect from the sun.

From the Designer’s Loft Collection, Immortalis Botanicals combines orange/red pincushion proteas, coral French tulips, red calla lilies and curly willow vines in an oblong vase to create a unique and eye-catching arrangement.

Part of the PaTS accessory line, hand-carved bowls, trays and stools by From The Mountain are crafted by the indigenous Yanesha people of the Peruvian rainforest.

A sand Sunbrella fabric round-stretched shade with trim tops the Pompei lamp by Frederick Cooper. A cast brass Verdi finish dimpled on green marble complete the design.

The Chelsea Collection of teak furniture by Kingsley-Bate expands to include sumptuous deep seating. Minimal in ornamentation, the transitional styling features clean lines and graceful curves.

Lloyd/Flanders’ Sun Chaser, past recipient of a Pinnacle Design Award, was designed with ease in mind. Whether relaxing or sunning, all four ends of the double lounge are adjustable to create a custom chaise.

A potting bench from Richey Industries/Great American Woodies features a twoshelf system allowing users to organize and store plants, gardening tools and more.

A black moss finish adds earthy style to dish pots from Napa Home & Garden.

The Legacy Live Collection from Groovystuff expands on the marriage between wrought iron frames combined with live edge teakwood tops. The line includes rockers, dinner chairs, bar and a full dining series.

The Tic-Tac-Toe Table by The Phillips Collection, part of the StoneCast Collection, takes recreation up a notch with its limestone and inlaid stainless steel construction. The table can be enjoyed outdoors or in.

The Stephanie Collection by Acacia Home & Garden uses the company’s own Poly-Vexin materials and Durapex weaving to create an elegant deep seating line with feminine appeal.

Twin-Star's electric fireplace goes beyond warmth with the Pasadena Home Theater featuring ample storage for audio and video, a generous 60-inch width, hardwood construction and a brown espresso finish.

Textillery Weavers expands its Sunbrella licensed collection of throws to include new plaid and stripe designs in neutral tones.

From Palm Springs Rattan & Garden Classics, the new Windsor Collection features a beautiful dark brown vinyl wicker over the stackable chairs and two coordinating tables.

Al Fresco Planters by Palecek are woven with UV-resistant plastic in a chic mocha color and have aluminum liners to hold the plants.

The sleek Horizon sun lounge from Barlow Tyrie combines a solid plantation grown teak with Textilene sling for a modern take on lounging outdoors.

Braxton Culler’s Ocean Boulevard is handcrafted of faux abaca featuring dark and light color highlights for a natural form. Transitional in design, the line incorporates molded resin arms plates in a strie finish.

Seazons Outdoor debuts the Key Largo bar stool. Crafted of all-weather wicker, the bar stool has a sleek, modern profile.

A unique weathered gray finish highlights the wicker Nantucket Collection by Whitecraft.

Terra Furniture’s Tiburon chaise features ornate cast aluminum design work by Ilan Dei and a more contemporary take on outdoor relaxation.

The Wave Collection from Uwharrie Chair updates the traditional Adirondack in a palette of summer brights like aqua, flamingo and tangerine.

An all-weather wicker table is surrounded by chairs of the same construction, all with elegant teak accents, to create the West Virginia Collection by Schou USA.

Veneman Collections’ Barrel chair is a modern-day lounge/dining piece highlighted by round contours designed for the curves of the human body.

Made of solid teak, the Buxton bench by Two Palms Casual features a timeless design with decorated curved arms and slats.

The deep, generously proportioned frames of Bella Lucca by Telescope Casual capture a back cushion with a luxurious box-style design also with suspended straps for plush comfort.