15 Standout Furniture Pieces at Spring HPMKT

By Clare Tattersall

Airport wait times have eased substantially now that Transportation Security Administration workers are receiving back pay amid the partial government shutdown. The timing couldn’t be better for those travelling to High Point, N.C., for the largest home furnishings event in the world. Returning for its usual five-day run, the spring 2026 edition kicks off April 25, with showrooms opening at 8 a.m. As there’s so much to see — more than 11 million square feet dedicated to exhibitors — here are 15 new-to-market furniture pieces worth previewing in person to guide your market planning, manufactured by Canadian companies or available to retailers in this country.

Chantal dresser from Alden Home.

The Chantal king poster bed from Alden Home (705 Baker Court) bespeaks sumptuousness. The simplicity of the lines and rich walnut veneers finished in champagne walnut with subtly soft brass accents make a statement defining understated elegance. For a coordinated look, the Chantal collection also includes a three-drawer nightstand and spacious nine-drawer dresser.

Miro stool from Amisco Industries.

The Miro stool from Amisco Industries (IHFC — D720, Design Centre, Floor 7) brings a distinctive touch that blends seamlessly with both modern and retro-inspired kitchens. Its round edges, paired with a tubular metal frame, create a silhouette that feels both bold and sophisticated. Generously padded for comfort, the seat and backrest invite long meals and lively conversations.

Soluna chair from Bellini Modern Living.

Handcrafted in Canada, the Soluna chair from Bellini Modern Living (IHFC — H520, Hamilton, Floor 5) features a tall, sculpted back, refined accent detailing, plush cushioning and a smooth 360-degree swivel base, while the Halo accent chair, also on a swivel, has a rounded, cocooning silhouette.

Talos dining table from Bontempi.

Bontempi’s (IHFC — IH103, Commerce, Floor 1) Talos dining table commands space with solid elegance and architectural presence. Its defining feature is the monolithic elliptical base, composed of two symmetrical shells that embrace the central body. In the metal version, the base stands out for its refined colour combinations, creating either visual vibrations or sophisticated tone-on-tone effects. In the alternation between metal and wood, on the other hand, the warmth of natural materials merges with the sheen of metallic finishes, achieving a harmonious balance between texture and precision.

Skin modular seating system from Franco Ferri Italia.

Skin from Franco Ferri Italia (IHFC — IH104, Commerce, Floor 1) is the perfect balance of curves and proportions, comfort and sophistication. The modular seating system features an enveloping backrest that becomes an armrest, soft volumes and a structure that lightens its shape without sacrificing comfort.

Vetra dining table from Greenington.

The Vetra dining table from Greenington (220 Elm — 410, Level 4) captures the essence of modern design. Twin sculptural bases branch upward like living architecture to cradle a sleek rectangular top. Each detail speaks of luxury: soft tabletop edges, precision-carved V-shaped supports and the natural lustre of bamboo hand-finished to a velvety smooth touch.

Sit N Chill bench from Hooker Furnishings.

Part of the Margaritaville collection, the Sit N Chill bench from Hooker Furnishings (Showplace, Floor 3) adds laid-back luxury to the foot of the bed, dressing area or entry space. A solid wood frame is paired with woven leather strapping, creating comfort, texture and a tailored look.

Solana coffee table from Jeffan.

The Asher console table from Jeffan (IHFC — D536, Design Centre, Floor 5) is made from kiln-dried solid bayur wood with mindi wood veneer and a warm chestnut brown finish. The design features a tray-style top and a woven banana leaf lower shelf for a balanced mix of structure and texture. Also from Jeffan, the Solana round coffee table is handcrafted from natural capiz shell for a luminous white finish. The solid acacia wood plinth base adds warmth and stability.

Dozer convertible chair from Linon Home Decor.

Designed with compact living in mind, the three-in-one convertible Dozer in Ocean Coral from Linon Home Decor (National Furniture Mart — 100, 201, Floor) is a sleek, armless chair or large ottoman by day, plush twin bed by night. Tufted polyester upholstery creates a tailored, contemporary look while offering exceptional functionality. It comes with a matching roll pillow for added neck or lumbar support.

Woodcrest bench from Meridian Furniture.

The Woodcrest upholstered bench from Meridian Furniture (IHFC — C403, Commerce, Floor 4) offers a smooth, tailored look with a comfortable feel. Its solid wood frame in a rich brown walnut finish adds warmth and contrast, grounding the design with sturdy support. The vegan leather seat is available in soft beige, cognac, cream and green.

Summit Uph bed from Modus Furniture.

Soft texture meets tailored design in this thin corduroy-upholstered moss-coloured bed. The Summit Uph bed from Modus Furniture (IHFC — C806, Commerce, Floor 8) features a shaped, padded headboard and footboard, and an interior framed panel with double cord welt detailing. Also from Modus, the Colton bed has a softly curved headboard and cushioned frame. It is softly upholstered in a chenille, Sourdough-coloured fabric.

Rio console table from Park Lane Collection.

The sculptural form of the Rio hall console from Park Hill Collection (IHFC — IH501, Commerce, Floor 1) is wrapped in faux raffia. Softened through texture, this allows its modern geometry to feel warm and approachable. An open, acacia-wrapped shelf adds contrast and function, reinforcing the balance between structure and materiality. It is offered in Silk Linen and Indigo, both with a driftwood finished shelf, and Seal Brown with a truffle finished shelf, all featuring acacia veneers.

Quadrum buffet from Urbia.

Clean lines and balanced proportions give the Quadrum lacquered and wood buffet from Urbia (220 Elm — 326, Level 3) a refined, modern presence. The streamlined case floats lightly on slender metal legs, creating an open, architectural silhouette that feels both substantial and airy. Four flush-front doors form a smooth, uninterrupted facade, emphasizing the piece’s minimalist design. Spacious interior storage keeps everyday essentials neatly tucked away, making it a versatile addition to dining rooms, living spaces or entryways.

Parcel cabinet from Uttermost.

Cleverly crafted multi-dimensional shapes made of solid oak and heavy flakey oak veneer wrap Parcel from Uttermost (IHFC — C448, Commerce, Floor 4). The four-door cabinet has a heavily brushed natural finish with a creamy ceruse detail. It contains two compartments, each with an adjustable shelf and wire management access.

Marchella buffet from Worlds Away.

The Marcella four-door buffet from Worlds Away (IHFC — IH502, Commerce, Floor 1) marries classic design with contemporary flair and offers generous storage behind each door. The brass mesh grill door fronts introduce a hint of metallic brilliance and tactile intrigue. Available in a rich chocolate brown, green and teal lacquered finish.

Furniture products highlighted in this article were received via a Home Goods Online submission request sent out by Andmore. Home Goods Online reserved the right to feature only select products from those submitted.

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