Spring forward

Manufacturers are going heavy on two disparate style themes at the April High Point market — Arts & Crafts, known for its simple lines and authentic materials, and Old World/Italian, elegant and ornate. In addition, four other design directions will be in the spotlight this April: Cottage, lifestyle, Art Deco and modern.

Details like carved wood and feet and curvaceous arms give this sofa from Schnadig strong eye appeal.

C.R. Laine has partnered with Jessica McClintock for an initial upholstery offering that includes 36 exclusive fabrics, three wood finishes and 12 trims.

Furniture makers are looking for ways to attract younger consumers. Magnussen Home takes a fresh approach to Arts & Crafts in this Oak Park cabinet with sliding wood doors and ample storage drawers.

Bernhardt's new Loft collection goes after the 25- to 40-year-olds who shop lifestyle stores and may want something with a little more flair.

Forms of Reason makes a bold contemporary statement with its Arcus console, which combines glass, metal and hand-applied mulberry fig bark.

Art Deco continues to show its influence on furniture design, as seen in this modern West Side collection from Riverside. The bed has a platform-style base combined with posts inspired by the Empire State Building.