Discover the collections we introduced at this spring’s High Point Market
This April, the interiors industry traveled to High Point, North Carolina for the biannual furniture fair. The Southern host state, known for its furniture factories in nearby Hickory, feels more relevant than ever as many proudly touted their American manufacturing. High Point Market occurred several weeks earlier than Milan Design Week this year, allowing brands that show at both fairs to introduce their latest designs to the American market.
Still on cloud nine after our Milan debuts with design innovators, Patrick Norguet, Sebastian Herkner, Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, and Paola Navone, we were able to celebrate our latest collections with the predominantly trade attendees and also show them the latest product innovations to our in-house lines. View the nine introductions we unveiled at the Spring 2025 High Point Furniture Market below.
1. Plume by Patrick Norguet
Patrick Norguet's Plume collection, which features a high back lounge chair, shown here, and a low back version without the looped accoutrement is inspired by the illustrious feathers of a peacock. The modernist clamshell and classic peacock chair silhouettes converge here to create this comfy perch, which is sure to make a statement in any setting.
2. Boheme by Sebastian Herkner
Sebastian Herkner's new collection for JANUS et Cie is inspired by the colors and textures of the vast open American landscape. Available in seven pieces: armchair (shown), lounge chair, two-and three-seat sofas, and lanterns in three sizes, the collection offers a versatile grouping for any outdoor setting.
3. Orchid by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba
Inspired by the national flower of Singapore, the Vanda orchid, this organically shaped collection of sculptural lounge seating is meticulously handwoven and available in two colorways: Limestone/Limestone and Limestone/Palladium. Consisting of a side chair, lounge chair and ottoman (shown here), petite lounge chair, two-seat sofa, and chaise lounge, the curvy silhouettes offer a relaxing venue for enjoying the outdoors.
4. Chopstix by Paola Navone
Following the success of her colorful, handwoven dining chairs, we added seven new lounge and dining options to Paola Navone's iconic Chopstix collection. The extended collection, which includes a high back lounge chair, low back lounge chair, ottoman, chaise lounge (shown), dining table square 110, cocktail table oval 105, and side table oval 58, features asymmetrical angled aluminum legs, olefin rope and tactile terrazzo stone tabletops that evoke Navone's playful yet sophisticated style.
5. Osprey
Our Osprey dining and lounge collection boasts a contemporary meets midcentury modern style. Each powdercoated aluminum frame is softened by a handwoven back of polypropylene rope with cushions that envelope the body, making each lounge piece extremely comfortable to sit on. The collection is comprised of six pieces: two- and three-seat sofa (the two-seat is shown), lounge chair, daybed, armchair and chaise lounge. Osprey is available in two finish options of Graphite/Gunmetal and Talc/White Opal.
6. Palmetto Umbrella
With the aluminum rib and strut frame featured atop the canopy instead of below, our newest Palmetto umbrella quite literally turns the traditional design of an umbrella upside down. The result is an aesthetically appealing more contemporary silhouette that is extremely easy to operate. Available in three neutral colorways: Heather Grey, Light Grey and Tan.
7. Louise
When you find something that works, hold onto it and keep adding on. That is precisely what we did with our Louise collection of versatile dining tables. The dining table is known for its functionality with extra built-in storage trays underneath. That same formula was utilized with the Louise Cocktail Table (shown here) as well as a new round side table to coordinate. The tables are available in Bronze, Graphite, Talc, and a new finish for 2025, Alabaster.
8. Calla Candle Trays
Our new Calla trays are a beautiful example of our focus on materials. Crafted from hand-poured stoneware that is kiln-dried for a soft luster, no two are alike. While the trays can be used to hold trinkets and other small objects, the three different sizes are designed to pair with our Calla candles and are the perfect way to add some textural ambiance to your outdoor table or terrace.
9. Sandira Cocktail Table
Natural, softly patinated stone inlaid in a herringbone pattern adds texture to this hefty cocktail table. Available in Beach Glass (shown) and Scallop, this boxy design looks elegant in any seating arrangement. Pair it with our existing Sandira stool/side table, and you'll feel as though you're on an exotic coastal getaway right at home.
