Retail buyers and designers who ventured to the High Point Market April 2-6, know there was a bounty of product introductions to see. So much great new product. Despite your market plan and good walking shoes, you probably missed a few showrooms. We’ve got you covered with some style highlights you might not have seen.

Corbett Lighting introduced its third collection with designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, with fixtures grouped into five silhouettes: Jackstone, Astra, Trobicale, Max and Aries (shown). The playful, statement-making pieces combine simple geometries with maximum style. Corbett Lighting is part of the Hudson Valley Lighting Group based in Wappinger, New York. HudsonValleyLighting.com

The Kobe wing swivel from Dallas-based American Leather is a modern, sculptured silhouette with intentionally exaggerated shape. A modern take on a classic wing chair, Kobe makes an impactful statement in any room, alone or next to a sofa. Influenced by Scandinavian design, it marries clean lines and modern curves and is upholstered in a cozy shearlinglike fabric for a fresh look. Kobe is available in fabrics and leathers. AmericanLeather.com

This credenza, with plank shelving and an Avalanche finish is part of Big Sky, a 60-piece collection designed to evoke the beauty of the American wilderness. The collection has two distinct personalities: one more rustic and one more modern, as represented by the versatile credenza, which works in a dining room or other living space that requires stylish extra storage. The company, based in Martinsville, Virginia, also introduced the 50-piece Santorini collection, which takes its cues from the grace and classism of Greek architecture and the Mediterranean Sea. HookerFurniture.com

The simply classic Kadon swivel chair from Austin, Texas-based Four Hands features a high wing back and softly rolled arms for a curvy look and supportive sit. It is upholstered in a camel-colored shearling and has a 360-degree swivel. It retails for $1,299. FourHands.com

This handcrafted, shallow ceramic bowl from Detroit-based Regina Andrew Detroit is encrusted with disc-like details for deep texture. A functional work of art, the bowl is ideal as a catchall in an entry, fresh fruit in a kitchen or as a statement piece on an occasional table. Available in rich blue or white, it’s part of a series of High Point introductions that take their inspiration from wide-open spaces. ReginaAndrew.com

The Secret Garden chandelier from Schonbek draws inspiration from the serenity of the natural world, with crystal buds that “grow” organically from an elegant bramble. Part of Schonbek’s Signature collection of LED crystal luminaries, Secret Garden is available in antique silver, antique pewter and French gold finishes.  Schonbek is part of WAC, a lighting company based in Port Washington, New York. Schonbek.com

The clean-lined and textural Cadiz armchair is one of more than two dozen new pieces introduced by High Point-based South + English during the spring market. With a natural woven back and seat, it is available in natural oak or a darker warm oak finish on the frame. SouthAndEnglish.com

The bold, geometric Simone credenza by Carmeon Hamilton is part of The Voice collection from Miami-based TOV Furniture, featuring modern, playful, fresh designs from six Black interior designers. Hamilton drew on major events in life as a designer to create the Simone, as well as the Adu chest and Etta side and coffee tables she designed. Other designers featured in The Voice launch are Nile Johnson, Don Ricardo Massenburg, Erika Ward, Justin Q. Williams and Nicole White. TovFurniture.com

Bellini Modern Living, based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, introduced five groups of table trios, available in various heights and shapes. An extension of ceramic-topped dining tables that have been part of the company’s line for nine years, the ceramic-topped occasional tables are designed to be sold in groups of three or separately, and retail from $799 to $1,199. The tables are made in Italy, part of Bellini’s initiative to shift production of its occasional furniture away from Asia. BelliniModernLiving.com

The Bond chair from Valencia, Spain-based Hurtado has a clean and timeless aesthetic as a side or dining chair and has an angled back for ergonomic support. The chair is made of solid wood and upholstered in Hurtado’s rich fabrics for a sophisticated look. Choose from several finishes to complement any interior. Hurtado.eu

The Lisse dining table is the centerpiece of a new dining group from Copeland Furniture in Bradford, Vermont. The group exemplifies the company’s minimalist aesthetic. With its smooth, flush joins and molded, sculptural lines, the group has a simple, modern architectural feel. The table is available with a glass top (in two sizes) or as an extension table. CopelandFurniture.com

Sleek and easy lines create the Waterfall console table, which takes its name and inspiration from naturally cascading water. The look from Southern California-based Jamie Young Co. is clean and contemporary. JamieYoung.com