Common Materials Go Haute at High Point Market
Inventive furniture, lighting and artwork made from everyday items provided unexpected visual treats at the 2012 market
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Rope. Chain. Rubber. Driftwood. Those are just a few of the materials seen in unique furnishings, lighting and accessories at spring 2012's High Point Market in North Carolina, which wrapped up April 26. Every vendor seemed to have a smattering of common goods reimagined. From a simple coil of rope in a bowl to an entire wall full of old love letters, these items showed that making something old new again makes for good design. Here are a few of our favorite examples.
More from the spring 2012 High Point Market: Natural Decor | Bone and Bone Inlay
More from the spring 2012 High Point Market: Natural Decor | Bone and Bone Inlay
What a wonderful way to turn old books into incredible art! We adored this statement piece, titled "Cooking the Books," made of tea-dipped and sun-baked novels.
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| Chain was a huge trend in High Point. Natural Curiosities used this beautiful chain table for business cards. We would use it as a coffee table. |
Who knew reclaimed tires could be so beautiful? The rubber top of this iron occasional table is an ideal spot for placing a drink — no coaster required.
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A pharmacy rack got a second chance at being used for far more than prescriptions. We love the look for stylish office storage.
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The statement lighting trend continues with these fantastic sconces made of French oak barrels. We often think of sconces as a formal touch, but these could be incorporated into a more rustic mountain or lake house.
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A French pigeon basket becomes a unique rolling coffee table.
This traditional Moorish cocktail table is made from recycled wood. Each piece is one of a kind.
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Reclaimed driftwood was reimagined as a stunning mirror, perfect for a casual, inviting entryway.
More 2012 High Point Coverage:
Natural Decor
Bone and Bone Inlay
More 2012 High Point Coverage:
Natural Decor
Bone and Bone Inlay
Ideabook published on April 26, 2012.
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