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Global Views to debut more than 550 products at High Point Market
HIGH POINT — Global Views will launch more than 550 products at the fall High Point Market, making it the company’s largest product introduction in recent years.
The new assortment includes more than 275 decorative accessories and 150 furniture pieces spanning a range of price points. Created by Global Views’ in-house design team in collaboration with artisans around the world, the introductions feature distinctive materials, tactile finishes and sculptural designs.
Bamboo and chinoiserie influences are reflected in pieces such as the made-to-order Ellsworth etagere, which combines wood, eglomise glass and brass, and the La Cage bar cart. The expanded Posh collection features suede and hair-on-hide upholstery with antiqued brass details. Calypso furniture, meanwhile, pairs European oak veneer with blue-dyed door panels and cast brass handles.
“Designers come to us for pieces with a point of view, and this debut delivers it across every category and price point,” said Satya Tiwari, president of Surya Inc., the parent company of Global Views.
The launch also includes new designs from collaborators Ashley Childers and Jennifer Farrell.
Childers’ additions include the Twisted Juniper console, with a gold-finished cast aluminum base and tempered glass top, and the Brindley sofa and chair upholstered in toasted vanilla bouclé. Her Trussed sideboards and chests combine alternating bands of wood and marble.
Farrell’s collection features the Gatsby dining table, which pairs a sculpted black oak base with a radial oak top, and the Declan chair, designed with an exaggerated curved back and bleached oak strapping. Her accessories include textured Nebula vases and Lady in Waiting, a 70-inch papier-mâché floor sculpture.
Studio A Home and GV Design will contribute additional stone-and-metal tables, lighting and mirrors. Visitors will also have the opportunity to preview Global Views’ fall/winter 2026 lookbook.
Global Views will showcase its introductions at the International Home Furnishings Center, space D-220, from Oct. 15-21.
