Meet&CoHIGH POINT — Full-line furniture supplier Chaddock is returning to its design roots at the upcoming High Point Market with a new collection of seating, dining, and bedroom pieces that reflect what the company describes as “modern traditionalism”—a blend of heritage forms with updated proportions, materials, and finishes.
The Morganton, N.C.-based manufacturer said the spring 2026 introductions mark a strategic shift back toward internal creative direction after years of collaboration-driven development. CEO Andrew Crone stated that the collection responds to a growing desire for interiors that feel personal and grounded rather than trend-driven.
Bedroom Line Anchors the Collection
The Katharine Series represents the largest investment in the new lineup, offering a coordinated bedroom suite. The Katharine bed features an upholstered headboard framed by wood trim with all-wood foot rails, available in king and queen sizes. Supporting case goods include the Katharine credenza, designed for use beyond the bedroom in dining or entry applications, along with two nightstand options. The Riverbend bench (60-inch and 76-inch) and Camden ottoman round out the series.
Tables Introduce Sculptural and Heirloom Elements
The Lian cocktail table serves as a focal point with its architectural base. In dining, the Granville oval table features a reeded apron and maple top finished in a multi-step Renaissance finish for depth and variation. The Henley dining table is offered in three lengths (80, 106, and 132 inches) to accommodate six to ten seats, with heirloom-inspired base detailing.
Seating Emphasizes Contrast in Form and Detail
The Bellerose sofa (81-inch and 93-inch widths) incorporates a turned foot with caster, referencing classic English and European silhouettes. The Hollis chair features exposed wood legs and refined proportions, designed as a standalone accent or in pairs.
Showroom Update and Programming
The product introductions coincide with a reimagined showroom presentation developed with textile brand Thibaut, featuring layered wall coverings and fabric elements. Chaddock will host an April 26 showroom event with designer Benjamin Johnston, including a discussion on interior design and a book signing for Johnston’s debut, “Refined Interiors.”
Chaddock’s showroom is located at 200 Steele, space 106.
