This autumn, High Point Fall Market 2026 delivered a compelling blend of designs marked by rich materiality, tactile depth, and refined drama. Moody, grounded palettes were everywhere — spanning shades of brown and burgundy to burnished amber and green treated as a neutral. Meanwhile, sculptural silhouettes, gorgeous patterns, and mixed materials were on full display. Below, explore our curated edit of the market’s most defining introductions.
Arteriors
Arteriors’ collection of portable table lamps includes, from left to right: the Atacama table lamp; the Anello accent lamp, which features a crimson body and metal shade; the Picot accent lamp, with its edgy decorative accents; the Raphael rechargeable accent lamp; the Samala table lamp; and the cast-aluminum Cyprian accent lamp. Right: The Carlton cabinet’s geometric brass details create a striking focal point across its white lacquer doors.
Sunpan
Sunpan introduced a range of beautifully crafted furniture, accessories, and game tables, including the ultra-chic Belcourt Foosball table. Brass-toned trim, polished rods, and a softly rounded frame wrapped in faux leather sit above a fluted pedestal base in this refined design, while player figures in contrasting metals add visual interest. Meanwhile, the Mariposa desk features layers of rotating surfaces wrapped in stain-resistant, cream faux leather enhanced with brushed gold accents, as well as a soft-close cabinet.
Bernhardt
As per usual, Bernhardt presented a gorgeous new furniture collection for fall. The Roush occasional table series includes a stunning cocktail and side table, perfect for adding texture to any room. Meanwhile, the low-slung Soren fabric sectional features plush cushioning wrapped in a tactile fabric. The Brody fabric swivel chair’s curved silhouette pairs seamlessly with the entire collection, while the Osbun cocktail and side tables’ mixed materials add an airy functionality.
Uttermost
Uttermost’s Salinas table lamp features stacked, rippling layers that give its base a striking form. Finished with antique brass iron accents and a warm white linen shade, the lamp casts an inviting glow. Right: Crafted from solid oak and oak veneers, the Oakline 4-door cabinet brings a rustic charm to any space.
Currey & Co.
Currey & Co. introduced a wide range of statement lighting, including the 38”-tall Lineage large orange lantern. Its scalloped edges and gold accents add a touch of whimsy. The Spindle 43”-tall green pendant, meanwhile, pairs green glass and antique copper to stunning effect — the design is available in four different heights. Lastly, the multicolored Hedy medium red chandelier features strung beads individually wrapped in colorful cotton fabric. Part of the Marjorie Skouras collection.
Brown Jordan
Inspired by the easygoing coastal charm of Florida’s Vero Beach, Brown Jordan’s Vero collection pairs deep, plush cushions with sleek aluminum frames. The modular lineup of seating includes sofas, loveseats, and swivel lounge chairs and ottomans, all fully customizable in the brand’s extensive range of fabrics and finishes. Likewise, the brand’s Sonora Collection is a versatile 12-piece seating series that features comfortable, sleek silhouettes.
S. Harris
Part of the Fabricut family, the third S. Harris x Pulp Design Studios Collection features everything from saturated statement textiles, bespoke trimmings, and graphic wallpapers that all meld together harmoniously. Left: Neo Leopard in Kalamata. Right: Striped pillow in Trazo in Mustard Seed; Grasscloth wallcovering: Labyrinth WP in Merlot; Curtain: Etude in natural with Milben trim in Alloy; Seat trim: Jordaan in Goji; Maroon pillow trim: Malasana in Cognac.
Revelation by Uttermost
The Moderna three-door lighted cabinet showcases undulating, curved doors detailed with intricate, backlit metalwork and a refined shagreen-like grain. Drawing inspiration from the original Klismos chair, the new ultra-comfortable Directoire chair features aniline-dyed Italian leather paired with a brass-finished sinuous steel back.
Ditre Italia
Part of Ditre Italia’s 2026 collection of organic designs for contemporary living, Nika Zupanc’s aptly named U Mirror features a curved metal base that doubles as a shelf. Right: Stefano Spessotto’s Petra sideboard is a sculptural storage unit defined by clean geometric volumes and a decorative insert.
Caligaris
Calligaris’s customizable Nogu dining table is paired with the brand’s elegant Anthea chair. A warm, ash wood structure plays off the table’s glass top and dynamic geometric base. Dino Carollo’s modular Glen Sofa features rounded volumes designed for fluid, continuous curved compositions with an inviting presence.
Baker Furniture
The Claudia Afshar for Baker Collection is a 37-piece line inspired by the designer’s travels, drawing elements from European cities, the Spanish coastline, and the warmth and natural landscapes of the Mediterranean. The Alamo sofa (left) and the Alba linear console in salmon are standout pieces that beautifully showcase the thoughtful details, materials, and finishes that make up the collection.
House of Rohl
House of Rohl debuted at High Point Market at 313 Space, where the brand introduced the Apadana Collection, envisioned by the award-winning Xander Noori. Referencing the architectural language of classical Roman and Greek columns, the luxury bath fixture and accessory collection was named after the audience halls of Persia. Right: The brand also showcased the Victoria + Albert® Kerid™ Collection, highlighted by Kerid, a freestanding soaking bathtub crafted from volcanic limestone. The design was inspired by Nordic bathing rituals and named after Iceland’s famed crater lake.
Four Hands
Four Hands’ gorgeous new fall introductions include the high-shine Fern outdoor nesting tables in Cafe Concrete (left) and the Renatta chair in Monte Chocolate with a woven leather frame. The chair is a part of the brand’s expansion of the Thomas Bina & Ronald Sasson collection, where each timeless piece blends modern minimalism with Brazilian midcentury influences. Meanwhile, the Amber Lewis x Four Hands collaboration grew by 50 new pieces, among them the Moorland desk (right).
Hudson Valley Lighting
Hudson Valley Lighting introduced 91 SKUs, including Westmere (middle)—a pendant light that evokes the romance of Victorian globe lanterns. Finished in patina brass, its fluted fitter and a slender, caged framework add a distinct industrial element. The Sunnybrook collection features a wall sconce with an alabaster shade and an aged brass black plate — it is also available as a two- or three-light fixture. Influenced by Art Deco aesthetics, the Watertown chandelier presents layers of artisanal glass shapes suspended from an aged brass frame.
Made Goods
Made Goods introduced several new collections centered on organic shapes and material play, notably the Morel collection — a series of woven rattan pieces encompassing dressers, bookcases, nightstands, and side tables. A rich red tortoise finish adds flair to the dresser (left), which is complemented by the brand’s showstopping Merida Mirror. The mirror beautifully blends reclaimed teak, natural wood, bone, and rattan. The Pierce nightstand (right), in a compelling slate blue, features faux crocodile and sleek lines.
BDI
BDI expanded the material options for its sought-after Bloom table, adding a new sand travertine stone top alongside its original satin-etched Oyster glass surface. Meanwhile, the Elio sideboard (left) features an ivory travertine top paired with a rich walnut body, door-activated interior LED lighting, and two soft-close, lined drawers. Glass shelves and a bronze-finished metal base provide contrast.
Kichler
Aside from its presence at Broad Hall, the NKBA hub, Kichler opened its own showroom just steps away. The elegant space introduced fresh finishes for the sought-after Etcher pendant, including Heritage Green, which accentuates the fixture’s tapered form. Also on view was Perion, a new collection of sconces, pendants, and fixtures that embody minimalist luxury.
Cambria
Cambria expanded its design palette this fall with four new quartz surface introductions that mimic the beauty and movement of the natural world. Merivale (left) offers a subtle sense of sophistication with delicately laced organic gold veining. Wyncrest, meanwhile, offers a more dramatic appeal with ivory and alabaster tones creating more contrast. Both surface materials are available in polished and Cambria satin finishes.
Visual Comfort
Visual Comfort introduced a range of eye-catching lighting this fall that includes Sean Lavin’s Metis 41” pendant (left). The design combines hand-rubbed antique brass with alabaster and integrated LED lights that showcase the stone’s natural translucency. Julie Neill’s Ledoux two-tier chandelier (middle) channels vintage romance through an airy gilded framework accented by flared celadon shades and gold leaf edges. Similarly drawing from nature, Fisher Weisman’s Fairoaks 52” tiered chandelier features botanical metalwork that takes the shape of intricate branches, vines, and floral candle cups in aged gold tones.
Nourison
Alexander P, a new brand for Nourison Home, debuted FORME this market. The new collection consists of 12 sculptural, hand-tufted designs made of New Zealand wool. Silky nylon accents carved into the high-and-low pile surfaces offer depth and play with light and shade. The customizable designs are made to order and include Aureole (left) and Floralia (right) in beige/gray with gold accents.
Sherrill Furniture
Sherrill Furniture’s latest introductions include a wide range of furnishings, including geometric coffee tables and custom-made upholstery shown in eye-catching patterns. The brand’s seating options are available in a wide range of high-performance fabrics.
Corston
Known for beautifully engineered hardware, lighting, and electrical details, Corston has broadened its range of customizable electricals and lighting collections. The new Paintable Grove line expands on the brand’s popular Kew collection, offering solid brass switches and outlets finished in a specially formulated self-etching primer designed to be painted to seamlessly match the wall. Right: Corston’s Claremont collection features a streamlined brass form accented with a handblown fluted glass shade that helps diffuse the light.
Taamaa
Taamaa was a refreshing riot of color, with personality-driven designs that showcased meticulous attention to detail. The Aeris bar cabinet presented a showstopping moment — its minimalist form and interior lighting lent a sophisticated appeal, enhanced by an integrated stemware rack, functional storage drawers, and open shelving. The cabinet is available in a variety of alluring colorways.
DEDON
MDEAR URBAN, Sebastian Herkner’s collection of high-performance concrete planters and side and coffee tables for Dedon, serves as a striking extension of its modular outdoor lounging system. The OTHERS (right) are a collection of playful outdoor lanterns and decorative sculptures designed by Stephen Burks for the brand. The line debuted with updated design details, including three new fiber colorways in six expressions.
Theodore Alexander
Theodore Alexander’s Voyager Collection channels the romance of adventure and exploration through distressed oak and embossed leather, such as this alluring trunk (left). The Greenwich Collection by British designer Stephen Church for the brand draws from Greenwich architecture through elegant proportions, balance of detail, and fine wood veneers — such as the intricate burl seen on this bed.
Baldwin Hardware
Baldwin’s anniversary year saw an elegant evolution of its product portfolio, including 077 Heirloom Brass, a new solid brass finish that showcases subtle tonal variation with the character of aged brass. In its Bespoke Series, the brand introduced a range of expressive hardware featuring textured handles, as well as single- and dual-finish options.
Madheke
Madheke’s refined artistry was brilliantly showcased in its new introductions, where tactile luxury met architectural precision. Anchor pieces like the Marla chair — whose gently curved barrel back in plush velvet meets a quilted leather outer shell and tapered walnut legs — set the stage. Stand-alone pieces such as the Temper side table, which combines a radial walnut veneer with polished walnut, brass accents, and a leather-wrapped base, complement the chair. Rounding out the collection are leather-clad oval mirrors, drawing the eye with their proportional, elongated silhouettes.
Gloster
The Gloster AMÌES Collection (right) was designed by Gabriele & Oscar Buratti for the brand—its architectural outdoor furniture features powder-coated aluminum frames. The Ithaca collection (left), meanwhile, was designed by AMDL Circle and features expressive, solid teak frames and enveloping seats.
True Caliber
True Caliber showcased a variety of designs at two locations. At the new Kichler Boutique, the brand featured its undercounter refrigerator in Juniper with its new walnut and brass hardware. At Broad Hall, the brand made a statement with its Signature Rockwell Grill displayed in Olive on the patio, alongside a series of refrigeration units in Bluestone and brass at the hub’s wet bar, including a Clear Ice Machine (right).
Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet
Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet’s Artisan Fire Pizza Oven combines the heat characteristics of a traditional wood-fired oven with the convenience of gas. Dual burners allow for cooking flexibility. Shown with the brand’s Arcadia Charcoal Panel outdoor cabinetry.
BlueStar
BlueStar debuted a newly reimagined 48” Platinum Gas Range at Broad Hall in a striking new Burgundy finish (left, right in wine red). The range is enhanced with the brand’s proprietary X-8 burners and a fully redesigned gas oven.
Taniya Nayak x Maxim Lighting
Maxim Lighting unveiled new illumination designed in collaboration with TV personality Taniya Nayak. The new Shoal collection includes coastal-inspired pendant lights in various shapes that feature beautifully layered, hand-strung wooden beads and jute-wrapped cords. The Alder collection (right), meanwhile, takes inspiration from botanical leaves, offering wall sconces, pendant lights, and more with botanical motifs and organic metalwork.
Urban Bonfire x Dekton
The Urban Bonfire x Dekton Collection pairs Urban Bonfire’s modular outdoor kitchen cabinetry with Dekton architectural surfaces by Cosentino. Built from marine-grade aluminum and finished in Urban Bonfire’s proprietary Nacrae powder-coating, each module is offered in a dramatic pairing of dark gray and black or a warm neutral combination, along with two types of cladding.
Fabuwood
Fabuwood launched five new finishes for its Galaxy door style, drawing inspiration from natural minerals. Seaside Pine (pictured here) gives designers an opportunity to treat green as a neutral within a sophisticated palette. Additional hues include Biscuit, Claystone, Dark Aqua, and Elderberry.
James Martin Vanities
James Martin Vanities launched a variety of collections including the Emmeline (left) and Allamari Collections. The former consists of charming, solid wood vanities and drawers lined in the brand’s signature aluminum laminate. The Allamari Collection, meanwhile, is defined by solid ash wood louvers, sleek brass knobs, and a wire-brushed frame.
Newport Brass
The Heaney Collection from Newport Brass features a new paddle-style handle that adds a touch of elegance to the iconic design. Crafted from solid brass and defined by cylindrical forms with fine detailing, Heaney delivers a sophisticated, bespoke appeal.
BLANCO
BLANCO’s OOVALON / LUNEOO UNIT is a cohesive, sculptural sink that pairs the LUNEOO faucet with its 360-degree swivel, pull-down dual spray with the distinctive OOVALON sink. Crafted from the brand’s proprietary Velgrani surface material, the durable design is scratch- and shock-resistant.
Miele
Miele added an Obsidian Black finish to its 30” ArtLine Convection Oven, 30” ArtLine Speed Oven, and its 30” ArtLine Combi-Steam Ovens, in addition to its VitroLine appliances. The dramatic new finish is designed to blend just as seamlessly with neutral tones and minimalist spaces as with vibrant, colorful spaces.
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