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High Point Style Spotting

The spring High Point Market had new lamps and fixtures aplenty; among them were several noteworthy trends. Here are our top five.
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image/jpeg iconMoroccan-inspired looks and motifs were all over the market, including furniture, rugs and lighting. We spotted this popular Arabesque tile design making a subtle statement on several table lamps. Shown here: Global Views’ Round Arabesque lamp. www.globalviews.com [1]
image/jpeg iconPort 68’s Parker lamp. www.port68.com [2]
image/jpeg iconJamie Young Co.’s Mughal Bone lamp. www.jamieyoung.com [3]
image/jpeg iconRobert Abbey’s Addison table lamp. www.robertabbey.com [4]
image/jpeg iconThe “Mad Men” factor, which has been seen in both fashion and home décor, hasn’t gone unnoticed in the lighting world. Mid-century modern designs feature clean lines and a distinct Scandinavian influence. Shown here: Feiss’ Beso pendant. www.feiss.com [5]
image/jpeg iconKichler’s Dagmar lamp. www.kichler.com [6]
image/jpeg iconNova Lighting’s Astrid floor lamp. www.novalamps.com [7]
image/jpeg iconThe desire for vintage-inspired décor is still going strong, and several fixtures in High Point sported designs with historical roots. Shown here: the Hobo chandelier from Currey and Co. features hand-notched wood modeled after early 1900s tramp art. www.curreyco.com [8]
image/jpeg iconFour Hands’ Sunset Trumpet Horn pendant was inspired by old-fashioned gramophone phonographs. www.fourhands.com [9]
image/jpeg iconBright colors in a variety of hues continue to make a vivid statement on portables, but the haute hue du jour at the spring market was yellow. This summery shade is an easy way to add some punch and covers a broad range of tints ranging from bright lemon to a more subdued daffodil. Shown here: the Spiral lamp in Sunflower from Thumprints. www.thumprints.com [10]
image/jpeg iconThe Marina lamp in Yellow from Made Goods. www.madegoods.com [11]
image/jpeg iconThe Pop Studio lamp in Sunflower from Pacific Coast Lighting’s Kathy Ireland Home line. www.pacificcoastlighting.com [12]
image/jpeg iconMetallic lamps were out in full force in High Point. Use them to add a luxurious feel to any room. Gold or silver, textured or smooth, these lamps go well with any color scheme. Shown here: the Gold Rings lamp from Barbara Cosgrove. www.barbaracosgrovelamps.com [13]
image/jpeg iconThe Naples table lamp from Flow Décor. www.flowdecor.com [14]
image/jpeg iconThe Silver Vase table lamp from HStudio’s new Priscilla Presley Home Collection. www.hstudio.com [15]
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