While High Point, North Carolina’s semiannual furniture market gets probably the most shine, the town’s other trade show — the Interwoven textile fair — offers an arguably higher glimpse into the long run trends of home design.
“Nearly all of trends start in textiles,” said Jaye Anna Mize, vice chairman, home and lifestyle, of trend forecasting agency Fashion Snoops. The corporate partnered with Interwoven to present a gallery of trends impacting the house in the course of the most up-to-date show.
Interwoven, which is placed on each May and November by the International Textile Alliance, brings upholstery makers from across the globe to supply their latest designs to furniture manufacturers and interior designers. Those designs represent the trends that may influence the...
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