High Point Market Fall 2026: Our Editors Share Their Highlights
At this fall’s High Point Market, there was no shortage of memorable launches, collaborations and events. Here, LUXE editors share the collections and launches that caught their eye, as well as the outstanding brands they loved to see during this edition of High Point.
Four Hands Celebrates A Big Birthday With A Chic Collection
Texas-based brand Four Hands celebrated their 30th Anniversary with a special capsule collection that reimagines several iconic pieces from their archives. The company has evolved tremendously from what began as a small import business to a current leader in lifestyle and design. A few standout pieces from three decades of creating include a classic Thomas Bina coffee table that is now finished in eggshell lacquer, a testament to Four Hand’s exploration into materiality, as well as the traditional Augustine Sofa brought to life again with an on-trend tapestry fabric.
Hinkley Launches New Pieces That Feel Like Natural Luxury
Lisa McDennon’s latest lighting collection for Hinkley caught our eye with its shapely silhouettes, especially those made of stone. Standouts include the Adobe Sconce (picture here), whose sculptural form, available in either mocha-brown marble or cream travertine, is a work of art. More delicate is the cascading Yara chandelier, which is composed of luminous alabaster discs that shimmer in the light.
American Leather Introduces Upholstery That Makes A Statement
Another highlight was our introduction to A.L. Studio, American Leather’s new capsule collection of premium upholstery. Conceived as a design-forward line, A.L. Studio features bold shapes, confident lines and luxurious materials like mohair, bouclé and premium leathers. Debut offerings include four sofa styles as well as accent chairs, beds, a daybed and chaise—the Castiel Chaise, pictured here—with future additions in the works.
Surya Looks To An Iconic Architect For Inspiration
It’s expected to see brands collaborating with talented designers of today, but it’s not always common to see brands collaborating with an icon from the past. Cue Surya and their rug collection in collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The small but mighty line of four designs, which includes the Light Screen Handmade Rug picture here, encapsulates the famed architect’s sensibility towards geometric shapes and organic forms. All hand-knotted and made of 100% wool in various sizes, these floor coverings are sure to be as timeless as the visionary who inspired them.
Century Furniture Nods To The Past With A New Collection
As we continue to move full speed into the future, designer Windsor Smith is taking a moment to pay homage to the designs of the past with her new 40-piece collaboration with Century Furniture. The Anthelion assortment draws from classical languages—think fluted details, monolithic structures and architectural proportions—across case goods and upholstery including the Grython I Sideboard (picture here) with marble panels and metal trim accents awash in a pale wood that feels almost mythic.
More Kitchen And Bath Brands Descended On High Point Market
Exactly a year ago marked the arrival of Broad Hall to market—a shared space founded by the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) where bath, kitchen and appliance brands, along with lighting, outdoor and select furniture brands, showcase their goods in neighboring vignettes, making it a one-stop-shop for the whole home. Founding participants like Cosentino, Miele and James Martin Vanities were back again with their latest and greatest product, with new exhibitors like Maxim Lighting, Newport Brass (whose Kimbell Widespread Faucet in Antique Brass is pictured here) and Kalamazoo making Broad Hall even more of a resource for a variety of spaces a designer may be working on when they come to market.
