Her Botticelli-inspired installation at the Currey & Company showroom was the talk of October’s High Point Market. Designer Sasha Bikoff chats with Home Accents Today’s Thomas Lester about the design’s inspiration at her first High Point Market, her upcoming collaboration with Currey & Company and what she’s been up to since and more.

HAT editors Susan Dickenson, Lauren Roses, Jennifer Burton and Thomas Lester take a few minutes to preview the product trends, celebrity guests and big events coming to the fall market.

Selamat Designs' Creative Director Shannon Davis discusses the Morris & Co. home décor collection, based on the artistry of British design icon William Morris. Shannon talks with HAT Editor in Chief Susan Dickenson about the inspiration behind the collaboration, Selamat's 21st-century interpretation of 19th-century design, and new additions to the collection, which first debuted at the 2019 Spring High Point Market.

Home Accents Today’s Thomas Lester visited 2019 Retail Star Dixon Rye while in Atlanta for the market at AmericasMart. While there, he chatted with owner Bradley Odom about the store’s beginnings, what makes it stand out in a competitive marketplace and more.

Home Accents Today’s Thomas Lester visited Christopher Kennedy’s shop while in Palm Springs, Calif. for the ART + IDS Conference in May. Listen in as Kennedy talks about the draw of the California resort town, Modernism Week and what drew him into the world of retail.

Business Editor Thomas Lester reveals the names of this year's 55 Retail Stars. Now in its 15th year, this annual feature - sponsored by International Market Centers - honors brick and mortar home furnishings retailers that are raising the bar when it comes to merchandising, marketing and community contribution. Listen in to hear who this year's honorees are.

Just back from the Spring High Point Market, Home Accents Today’s editors discuss new product debuts, hot trends and the market’s continued expansion into outlying buildings. Listen in to hear more about the emerging home furnishings trends the editors have dubbed  “Tokyo Deco,” “Caledonia Cottage,” “Gothic Glam” and “Nordic Nirvana.”

HAT managing editor Jennifer Burton sits down with Ed Glenn, founder and owner of New Growth Designs, and Hal Hunnicutt, the director of marketing. The Greenville, N.C., purveyor of high-end permanent botanicals and outdoor faux greenery launched two partnerships this market with companies that make products to complement its lifelike floral arrangements: fine china maker Mottahedeh and outdoor furniture creator Tonik.

High Point, N.C. native Dave Phillips and North Carolina writer Mary Bogest discuss Phillips' new biography, "Come On America," a fascinating look at his contributions to the furniture industry, state and country. HAT editor Susan Dickenson talks with Phillips about “Chapter 11: Market Square,” and what inspired him, in the late 1970s to develop the Tomlinson furniture factory  into High Point showroom property Market Square, his first exhibitors (Kittinger and Century Furniture), and how it led to the market's first "temporaries," the building of Market Square Tower, and the launch of the International Textiles Association and Showtime. Among his many accomplishments, this alumnus of Choate and UNC-Chapel Hill has served as North Carolina's Secretary of Commerce, chairman of the World Special Olympics, served as Ambassador to Estonia, and maintains close friendships with key figures in American politics - on both sides of the aisle. High Point University president Nido Qubein, in the foreward to Bogest's book, calls Phillips "an extraordinary catalyst."

Home Accents Today's editors kick off their HAT Chat podcast series with a wrap-up of the 2019 winter market season and a look at what's fresh this spring. Listen in as they discuss everything from trends to tariffs, bar carts to Bobby Berk, and millennials to March Madness.