Outdoor furniture design continues to reach new style heights. We’re seeing more furniture designers revamp their indoor designs for use in outdoor pieces, and more full-line furniture manufacturers jump into the category. Meanwhile, category specialists are stretching themselves to create show-stopping collections that encourage consumers to live more of their lives outdoors. Decor News Now wanted to bring you some standout outdoor products from the recent High Point Market. Thanks to Casual News Now Editor-in-Chief Alex Milstein for doing the style spotting.
Eichholtz brought its sleek, contemporary European style outdoors nearly a year ago, and this market it highlighted two to three styles of both chat sets and dining tables that are generous in size and have clean lines. EichholtzUSA.com
Houe’s newest seating collection, Nami (which means wave in Japanese) is made of 97% Danish recycled plastic. The company recently moved production from China to Denmark. Houe.com
Jensen Outdoor doubled its business over the last two years and introduced teak in addition to its mid-century style Ipe (shown here on the Mix collection). The company has ambitious plans to release new products every 60 days. JensenOutdoor.com
Steve Silver introduced its outdoor line in High Point for the first time after a positive response in Las Vegas. Shown here is the Adeline three-pack consisting of two chairs and a table. SteveSilver.com
Sunset West had a beautiful front-and-center display in Hooker’s IHFC showroom this market. Company Chief Executive Officer Wes Stewart said the location not only gives Sunset West more visibility to newcomers, but also Hooker’s loyal customer base. SunsetWestUSA.com
Sunpan has grown its outdoor lineup greatly since launching it in 2020. Shown here is the new Genevieve extension table with a self-storing butterfly leaf that extends the table from 80 inches to 100 inches. Sunpan.com
Kravet unveiled its Soleil outdoor line for the first time this market It includes fully upholstered sofas, sectionals, swivel chairs and the IFDA Award-winning loungers shown here. Kravet.com
Plank & Hide soft opened its 300 South Main showroom this market and displayed nearly 100 sets of outdoor furniture on the top floor of the historic building. Shown here is what people see when they climb the stairs to the second floor. PlankandHide.com
With Plank and Hide’s acquisition of 300 South Main, the company doubled its product selection by introducing a new, lower price point on design-forward outdoor furniture. PlankandHide.com
Ashley Outdoor introduced 10 new outdoor collections this market and got back into the sling category after being out of it for nearly two years. Andy Sokol, the company’s vice president of merchandising for outdoor, said customers were asking for more sling and contemporary styles. AshleyFurniture.com
Pelican Reef’s stand-alone showroom housed hundreds of outdoor products this market, including these in-pool loungers that come in several vibrant colors. PelicanReef.com
Sifas has found success with its European designs, which have on-trend chunky ropes and comes in generous sizes. Sifas.com
Woodard displayed several of its popular collections, including the one shown here, which has sleek clean lines and nature-oriented fabrics. Woodard-Furniture.com
