High Point product highlights
From dining tables to elegant credenzas and sleek sofas, High Point Market is offering attendees a wide variety of furniture with unique styles and on-trend …
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Home News Now speaks with Todd Carter of beyondSMART
In this interview, Home News Now speaks with the president and chief product officer of the upholstery resource whose name partly in all caps is …
Legacy Classic | Modern rethinks its approach to occasional furniture
Full-line resource creates freestanding groups outside of core collections that aim to complement multiple upholstery styles HIGH POINT — Legacy Classic | Modern is taking …
A reimagined Bernards turns heads in the industry
Case goods resource rethinks its place in the industry — with dramatic results HIGH POINT — When Micah Swick first joined Bernards Furniture Group as president …
A look at Sarreid’s bold fall presentation
60 pieces being introduced this market include several recliners, new dining consoles and a series of accent tables adorned with a North Carolina cash crop …
2 recent reports gauge retail sales, home building activity
Absence of US Department of Commerce retail sales and home construction data during government shutdown shifts our attention to other sources WASHINGTON — With the …
Prior owners of Null Furniture: Legacy of brand will live on at Bernards
Timing of asset sale coincides with High Point Market where Bernards will show a number of occasional groups it has acquired in the line HIGH …
Hamilton Spill Furniture Group announces new ownership, relaunch of brand
Consumer goods specialist Polygroup has acquired an ownership stake, and the company plans to launch bedroom, dining and living room collections in April 2026 HONG …
Breaking News: Bernards acquires assets of Null Furniture
Company will show 12-15 in-line occasional groups in its showroom at The Atrium at next week’s High Point Market HIGH POINT — Bernards Furniture announced …
Lumber, cabinet tariffs could raise the price of housing
Imports of kitchen cabinets are subject to 25% rate, which rises to 50% Jan. 1, 2026 WASHINGTON — With the recent announcement regarding Section 232 …
