Events
HIGH POINT, N.C., March 2024 – Universal Furniture, creator of stylish yet functional home furnishings…
The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) releases its Spring Market programming and events scheduled for HPMA’s branded pop-up venue The Point, which operates daily from Friday, Apr. 12, to Wednesday, Apr. 17.
For this season’s special presentation in the High Point Theatre, HPMA will introduce celebrity designer Brigette Romanek to the panel of successful design entrepreneurs. Once again moderated by Business of Home podcast host Dennis Scully, the discussion will expand on last year’s standing room only event including Gaines and Lewis, “Designing a Business You Love,” about creating a design-oriented brand with staying power.
At the foundation of this partnership, there is a friendship that connects Paolo and Philip with Bunny. They share not only the same job, but the same passions as well: design, gardening and entertaining.
As Shoppe Object continues to set the standard for excellence in the home and gift trade show circuit, anticipation is already building for its next edition. Industry professionals can expect nothing less than a showcase of the latest trends, unparalleled networking opportunities and a celebration of creativity and innovation.
Palm Springs retailer and lifestyle brand PS HomeBoys, is celebrating Modernism Week with a “Caftans & Cocktail Party” to premier their new collaboration with Thibaut
Global and color trend forecasters, market data analysts and an executive from the leading Hispanic media network will share their home and housewares industry vision in special keynote presentations during The Inspired Home Show® 2024.
The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) announces interior design icon Bunny Williams will give a Keynote presentation at Spring Market, taking place in the High Point Theatre on Sunday, April 14, from 3 to 4 pm.
San Francisco Decorator Showcase 2024 announces designers who will transform Pacific Heights mansion
Twenty-four of the West Coast’s top interior designer firms will remake 27 living spaces in the culturally and historically significant 11,155-square-foot Dutch Colonial mansion boasting five floors of living space with commanding views of the San Francisco Bay and beyond.