High Point Highlights, Trends and Takeaways

nterior Design Accessories from High Point Market (Spring 2025)  Highlighted by Interior Designer Jessica Spruill from Spruill Studio, an interior design studio based in Boulder and Vail, CO.

Recently back from High Point Market and feeling so inspired! It’s always incredible to see where the design world is headed—and I loved seeing so many themes that align with the materials, textures, and sculptural elements I naturally gravitate toward. Here are a few of my favorite trends that really stood out:

  • Texture, texture, texture everywhere! (Think furniture, wallpaper, art, lighting…)

  • Sculptural curves meet crisp angles

  • Organic materials: rattan, raw edges, shell inlays, honed or leathered stone

  • Dimensional wall art: plaster, paper, rope, yarn, metal

  • Neutrals layered with texture and mixed materials for depth

  • Unexpected pairings: metal with mohair, marble with velvet, natural fibers with bronze and seeded glass

  • Bold patterns and statement pieces (yes, still going strong)

  • Moody, richly layered textiles

  • Hammered metal, rattan, beading, leathered stone, burl wood—unexpected combos bringing tactile richness

  • Hair-on-hide? Still holding its place

  • Wall coverings with depth: grass cloth, prints, metallics, saturated color

  • Luxe case goods in standout finishes with beautiful, artistic hardware

  • Vanities and tables with impact: bold marble tops, sleek glossy finishes, sculptural bases in forged metal, wood, or stone, and refined accents like mother-of-pearl detailing

  • Intricate details and sculptural forms in focal-point lighting, many inspired by nature or plant life (silver dollar chandelier, anyone?)

TEXTURE, TEXTURE, TEXTURE!

SCULPTURAL CURVES

LUXE CASECOODS

ILLUMINATED ART (can you tell I love lighting?)

Can’t wait to bring some of these elements into upcoming projects; I have so many ideas brewing! If you’re ready to infuse your home with fresh ideas and timeless style, let’s connect.

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