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With traditional style staging a comeback at the recent High Point Market, upholstery provided a glimpse at the embrace of traditional menswear suiting fabrics for seating.
This re-emergence wasn’t just on the high-end side of the scale; lower to mid-price manufacturers sported Savile Row inspired covers, too. Here is a peek at some of the dashing looks sported by upholstery around High Point.
Houndstooth was seen in several showrooms, adding a classic note.
American Leather featured black and white houndstooth check on its Matteo chair.
Flexsteel featured multi-hued houndstooth on its Allison chair.
Plaid made a showing as well.
Chaddock featured a chair in salmon check, an ode to Guy Chaddock’s traditional legacy.
Flexsteel chose gray plaid for its Collins collection.
Windowpane fabric made its presence known.
Norwalk featured navy windowpane fabric for seat and cushion on a navy leather chair.
Ashley’s Valerani ottoman is covered in windowpane fabric as well.
And a one-two punch of herringbone and houndstooth plaid was featured at Rowe.
Rowe featured a combination of herringbone fabric cover and houndstooth accent pillows.
Jean Marie Layton is senior editor for upholstery at Furniture Today. A design and furniture aficionado, she has worked as a writer/editor in industry and non-profits, in academic administration and in retail furniture sales. She pursued a master’s degree in the history of design at Parsons/Cooper-Hewitt and has a BA in history from Mount Holyoke College and an MA in liberal arts from Stanford University. Reach out to Jean Marie with your story ideas, tips and more at [email protected]
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