High Point Market Fall 2015 Sneak Peeks Part #1

High Point Market is a month away. I’m so excited to be able to share with you some new introductions for this upcoming High Point Market Fall 2015. Earlier this month I participated in the bi-annual Decor Mentor team High Point Market Twitter chat. This chat showcases the Decor Mentor’s team top picks from a selection of over 600 new items.

Today I’m going to share with you several items I think stand out from the 600 plus items that were showcased. Because there were so many fabulous items to choose from, this will be a 3-part series, yay! I cannot wait to share with you all my fabulous finds from Market in October. For those of you who haven’t seen some of my previous posts on products from High Point, you can see a few here and here.

You might begin to notice a trend from some of the selections I share with you. While participating this chat, I noticed several trends to come–some of these are metallics, navy and blues, and geometric patterns are all still going strong.

I am slightly obsessed with this Wildebeest Skull Art by Jamie Dietrich Designs. I don’t know if my obsession stems from my time designing in Texas or growing up in the south with hunters in the family, but I am in love with this. This hand-made Wildebeest skull art has crystal geode, pyrite, and sea glass design down the front with silver horns.

Wildebeest Skull Art, Jamie Dietrich Designs

Kenian Fine Rattan Furniture’s Palm Beach Chippendale Settee is calling my name! I absolutely love this piece. It is shown in their whitewash cream finish, but can come in other finishes as well.

Palm Beach Chippendale Settee, Kenian Fine Rattan Furniture

Piper Collection’s Anna White & Taupe Geometric Velvet Pillows are the perfect rustic chic. They are the perfect accent pillow for any space. They are a great addition to a room, if you want to add a little ‘fall’ mix.

Anna White & Taupe Geometric Velvet Pillow, Piper Collection

Tritter Feefer’s Audrey Console is the perfect transitional piece–with a mix of clean lines and a nod to traditional cabinet hardware. This piece is 84-inches long, comes in 45 other finishes, and made in America.