Interhall adds 20 new exhibitors
Debuting for spring High Point Market
-- Home Accents Today, 3/23/2009 11:36:00 AM
High Point's International Home Furnishings Center's Interhall will play host to 20 new exhibitors during the April 25-30 market.
The new companies are:
Atrium Interiors — IH609. Atrium Interiors specializes in custom-made furniture, cabinets and millwork. Each item is handcrafted by European artisans and furniture makers.
Bontempi Casa — IH207. Established in 1969, the Bontempi line includes occasional items, modern tables, storage cabinets, beds, cases, sofas, as well as chairs and stools.
Bradley Hughes — IH505. This Atlanta company offers an exclusive product line fashioned from antiqued acid mirrors, colored glass, hand forged iron, exotic woods, stone and concrete. The company also offers a collection of clean-lined, stylish upholstered furnishings, including banquettes, beds, chairs, sofas and wall fabrications.
Ercole, Inc. — IH214. Founded in 1986 by Ornella Pisano, Ercole produces mosaic furniture and decor. The handmade objects range from ornamental pieces to full bedroom sets and dining room pieces. Ercole also imports mirrored furniture made in Italy.
French Laundry Home — IH200. Eclectic, vintage-inspired upholstery, bedding and pillows made in High Point, N.C. The line was born from French Laundry fabric – functional fabric inspired by century-old feedsacks and woven in the mountains of North Carolina.
French Market Collection — IH601. Inspired by the timeless elegance and sophistication of 18th and 19th century France, the company offers traditional and transitional case goods, including bedroom, dining, and occasional pieces. French Market Collection is headquartered in Slidell, La.
Green and Sienna — IH114. Employing reclaimed, recycled and sustainable woods, Green and Sienna creates high quality case goods to appeal to the green customer. Within the company’s contemporary and transitional collection are living room pieces, bedroom, dining and occasional pieces.
Jamie Young Company — IH102. This company offers high-end lighting and occasional accessories, including traditional, transitional, modern and vintage pieces.
Jardins en Fleur — IH202. Founded by Simon P. Scott as a silk wallpaper venture, the company has grown to embrace furniture, lamps, silk lampshades and ceramics.
Kevin O’Brien Studio — IH406. The Philadelphia based company founded in a barn in 1990 now has manufacturing facilities from Pennsylvania, Nepal, China and Vietnam, and produces original pillows, rugs, bedding and robes.
Lakeside Design — IH506. Headquartered in Evansville, Ind., Lakeside Design offers heirloom quality occasional tables, media centers, curios and etageres, as well as dining collections of matching table, chairs and consoles.
Made Goods — IH201. Made Goods offers a unique assortment of mirrors, more than 75 styles in a range of shapes and sizes and made from various materials, such as fabrics, metals, woods, shells and resin.
Marie’s Corner — IH203. A Belgium-based company, Marie’s Corner specializes in the design and production of classic and contemporary seating. The collection includes sofas, armchairs, chairs, stools and a newly introduced line of tables. Introduced by Central Station Original Interiors.
Meublatiss — IH304. Meublatiss fills the demand for mid- to high-end Moroccan furniture, accessories and textiles, using their own fabrics and materials. The collection now focuses on the design and creation of furniture, carpentry, ironwork, tapestry and theme-based accessories.
Nathan Anthony Furniture — IH301. Nathan Anthony has spent the last decade fashioning stylish, comfortable and unique custom upholstery from the finest materials available. The Southern California company’s line includes sofas, sectionals, chaises, love seats, chairs and ottomans, dining chairs and banquettes, and upholstered beds and mattresses.
Noir Trading Inc. — IH300. Colonial, contemporary, organic, reclaimed – Los Angeles-based Noir Trading Co. debuts in High Point with a fresh look of solid hardwood furniture.
Old Biscayne Designs — IH409. Nick and Gretchen Gabrielli began importing antiques Argentina.Their style coheres their two cultures: Argentine elegance and Southern charm. The designs, derived from European antiques, include custom wall units and transitional case goods, beds in all sizes, headboard-only to head-footboard and canopy.
Thomas Lawrence Fine Furniture — IH307. Specialty tables and accent pieces handcrafted using the ancient art of casting metals in sand; each piece achieves a high degree of detail. And, each piece is an eclectic experience, incorporating renewable metals, stone, leather and glass.
Turning House Furniture — IH101. Started in 2007 with an interest in recycling old buildings, brick, steel and lumber, Turning House now passionately creates beautiful furniture from old, rare wood species. The collection includes contemporary and traditional furniture and accent items, designed for high-end retailers and customers.
Port 68 — IH108. Making its international debut with more than 200 accessory items, Port 68 presents mediums ranging from porcelain to lost wax bronze, ceramic, resin, glass and metal, decorative boxes, lighting, urns, accent furniture and chairs, stools and fabrics.
The Interhall showcases will feature Sterling Industries, IH305; Sam Moore Furniture, IH106;Hekman/Howard Miller IH404 and Stanley Furniture IH607.
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