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Visual rhythm.

It’s the mix of texture, shape, and materials that keeps your eye moving around a room.

We didn’t need more mirrors. We needed mirrors with personality. A little texture. A little shape. Materials that are far from basic. A frame that gives you something to look at even when you’re not looking in it. Mirrors are practical. These just happen to be interesting too.

Take a look at our selection of mirrors for some afternoon inspo 🤍

History. Nature. A little bit of drama.

Barry Dixon’s newest collection for Arteriors pulls from travel, heritage, and organic forms with references that feel layered. The kind of pieces where you can sense the travels and experiences behind the forms. Upholstery with shape, vessels with presence, and glass lighting with details worth noticing.

“A room should start a conversation before people actually start exchanging words.” - Barry Dixon

Welcome to garden club. No experience necessary. Just a good container, a little personality, and suddenly you’re discussing olive trees like a full time hobby.

These sculptural planters by Kelly Wearstler are the kind of pieces that make a patio, entryway, or corner instantly feel considered. A little organic, a little architectural, very “where did you get that?” energy.

This era starts now 🍃
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Gifting for HER ~ The sweetest things are usually the little things thoughtfully chosen with pretty details and something she’d never pick for herself. Shop for her Friday and Saturday 🤍

High Point and into the world of Palecek. Some brands whisper, this one speaks in texture. New pieces layered with handwoven detail, organic shapes, and natural materials that feel relaxed but incredibly refined.

It’s exactly why attending market matters: seeing these pieces in person, understanding the scale, and noticing the quality in the details.

Experience teaches you that the smallest details often make the biggest difference once a piece is in a room. More from High Point on stories.

High Point and our next stop, Arteriors. We came to see what’s new, and the latest collection by did not disappoint.

Inspired by history, nature, and collected objects, the line mixes sculptural forms with rich materials like marble, brass, and vellum. Layered, thoughtful, and full of the kind of pieces that quietly change a room.

This is the part of market we love most, discovering pieces with staying power. More from on stories.

High Point, day 2 in the Made Goods showroom. A little shopping, a little discovering, and a fresh look at pieces we’ve loved for years. Market always brings that mix of what’s next and what remains a favorite. Best of all, catching up with friends along the way.

High Point, day one in the books. The search is on for our new favorite pieces. This is the part we love. Follow along on stories for more.