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If you missed the Fall 2023 High Point Market this year, don’t worry. We’ve got your back. Here’s a recap of what we learned this October: what’s expected for Fall 2023 and a few anticipated Interior Design Trends for 2024.

With the influx of Autumnal vibes — think orange/yellow/red leaves, a rainbow of mums and pumpkins everywhere — the cooler weather beckons us to bring the outdoors in to our homes for the cooler season. Inspiration is just outside of the door waiting to be …

Creating with sustainable products is becoming a bigger and bigger trend. In our experience, linen fabric has been a predominant trend this entire year. Made from flax linen offers durability and style and designers throughout the Southeast have continued to choose this natural sustainable product …

Find Your Inspiration at the Knoxville Showhouse Image courtesy of Visit Knoxville -visitknoxville.com 926 Keowee Ave. Knoxville, TN 37919 Anyone interested in Interior Design will get a real treat beginning next weekend when the Stacy Jacobi Showhouse opens in Knoxville, Tennessee. Featuring a number of Knoxville’s …

From custom tile floors to colorful artwork, your home gives you the ultimate canvas upon which to express your own personal style. The Window Treatments you choose can have a big impact on the look and feel of every space. With so many options available …

We are very happy and excited to report that High Country’s CEO has recently joined the Board of Directors of the Window Covering Association of America. The Window Covering Association of America is a nationwide association that focuses on creating both networking and educational opportunities …

Yes, it’s true. There are window treatments that have the ability to keep your home cooler and save energy. Having a bright and sunny home is truly an asset but in the Summer months the same sunshine can generate too much warmth. When the sun’s …

Reupholstering a piece of treasured furniture so it fits into your home’s decor can be the icing on the cake for any home design.

Stained Glass dates back a thousand years to medieval European roots. At that time, stained glass was used in France, Germany, England Italy and Sweden as a pictorial art form. Stained glass became used predominantly in religious buildings, town hall types of establishments and homes …