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The Quinton chair and the Terra vase shown here are two of the new products being introduced this Market.
HIGH POINT– Four Hands is featuring more than 1,000 new products at the upcoming High Point Market.
To date, the company has launched more than 600 products since the last High Point Market including art, accessories, pillows, lighting and rugs.
Four Hands’ spring collection introduces a new Heritage look inspired by vintage European designs. Under the direction of Vice President of Design Adam Dunn, the Four Hands design team revitalized traditional design elements like aged leathers, naturally distressed woods and dramatic curves for added comfort.
“The search for familiarity will be pervasive in emergent furniture trends,” said Jessica Green, Four Hands director of upholstery. “We’ve weaved traditional design elements like English roll arms, bun feet and moderate wings into the modern home for a fresh take on nostalgic styles.”
“Think of these as reimagined classics,” Dunn added. “We’re taking elements from them and paring them back a bit. The best thing is that they’re all designed to be blended with more modern styles and everything else in our assortment.”
On the art front, Four Hands will showcase nearly 170 pieces of art with new pieces from Jess Engle, Dan Hobday and Aileen Fitzgerald, along with an expanded selection of exclusive art pieces all designed, printed and framed in-house in Austin, Texas.
Time-honored techniques like hand-thrown ceramics and hand-woven textiles are also making their debut, in addition to an expansion of hand-knotted rugs which feature deep, rich earth tones designed to ground a room.
Inspired by a technique dating back thousands of years, every hand-knotted rug is designed to wear beautifully over time, making them heirlooms to be passed down for generations, according to the company. Each can take two to three master weavers five to six weeks to complete, depending on the size and intricacy of each piece.
“Personalization is really important to our customers right now,” Dunn said. “And because everything we design is made to look great together, it’s easy for our customers to create a look that feels truly unique and collected.”
Four Hands High Point showroom is located in Showplace on the fourth floor.
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