April 2026 High Point Market Introductions
149 new introductions curated for performance, value, and style.
A bleach-cleanable Nuvella chenille sofa with a velvet look and Ultra Plush t-cushions at $450. It is the easiest close in the room.
Feather Blend cushions in a linen-weave fabric with the shaped arm from the 849 sectional, at $420 for the sofa this is genuinely hard to beat.
A deep forest green water-resistant faux leather sofa with jumbo stitch and a track arm for $320. It photographs like real leather and the color alone closes rooms.
Feather Blend in both the seat AND the back at $370 for the sofa. That is the combo that is supposed to cost more.
Waxy semi-aniline leather with a new-vintage grain, rolled arms, bun feet, and feather blend cushions. It looks like it has been in a great room for twenty years and costs like it was just made.
A Next-Gen Nuvella sectional that is bleachable and UV-protected at $520 for two pieces. That is a high-traffic family room solved for under six hundred dollars.
A 49" deep contemporary sectional with a fully upholstered 12" wrap arm that starts as one clean SKU and grows. At $850 for two pieces, it is one of the sharper deals on the floor.
A 43" deep chenille velvet modular that comes with the swivel chair built into the package, it is a full living room in one SKU family.
A clean contemporary 2 piece sectional at $500, with sleeper and recliner options in the same family when you need more flexibility.
A 43" deep chenille sectional with stacked pillows and a $1,100 entry point, that is a lot of sofa for the money.
48" deep with feather blend cushions top and bottom, this is the one you sit in and immediately stop caring about anything else.
A deep espresso chenille sectional with a flexible configuration story: build it as two pieces or three depending on the room. $1,000 for three pieces is hard to argue with.
A fully modular 40" deep sectional that floats anywhere in the room without connectors, and it feels as good as it looks.
Dark charcoal finish with turned columns and bun feet — gives a room traditional weight without looking like your grandmother picked it.
A round cocktail table with classic turned legs and real wood grain at $210. The kind of piece that makes a traditional living room look like it was put together on purpose.
Naturally aged Oak look with a white wax glaze finish that gives it depth without looking like a rustic cliché.
Walnut veneer starburst top on a pedestal base with genuine uptown presence at $190. It photographs beautifully and anchors a traditional or transitional room without apology.
Warm Oak tops on bold black intersecting block legs — the kind of table that makes a room look like it was designed on purpose.