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Northridge Home Unveils Whole-Home Assortment at HPMKT
September 22,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry 
Northridge Home will unveil its whole-home assortment at the upcoming High Point Market, October 16-21 with new bedroom and dining collections developed to give retail buyers a broad range of trend-right and approachable design directions.
The introductions include Maple Row, Ivory Field and Wellington, three collections spanning organic modern, Scandinavian-influenced transitional and updated traditional styles. Northridge Home will also showcase Dana Point, a midcentury-inspired bedroom collection pairing warm walnut tones with upgraded construction and integrated technology.
Maple Row takes an organic modern approach with a light, natural wood finish and warm neutral palette. Vertical reeded and fluted detailing, flat drawer fronts and a minimalist feel gives the collection visual depth and an architectural quality while maintaining an approachable aesthetic.
Ivory Field combines modern transitional styling with Scandinavian influence. Clean lines, flat drawer fronts, streamlined silhouettes and an emphasis on natural materials give the collection its contemporary character, while recessed pulls and framed drawer and door fronts introduce subtle dimension and structure.
At the more traditional end of the assortment, Wellington updates familiar forms through weathered finishes, turned legs and restrained detailing. The collection includes a modern sleigh panel bed, turned-leg trestle dining table and breakfront cabinet. Its proportions and simplified detailing are intended to give traditional design broader relevance without pushing the collection too far into rustic styling.
The Dana Point bedroom collection brings another design perspective to the assortment with midcentury-inspired styling and a warm brown finish over hardwood solids and walnut veneers. Beds incorporate heavy-duty deck boards with adjustable legs, eliminating the need for a box spring. Case pieces feature Blum soft-close drawer glides and English dovetail construction, while the nightstand integrates two electrical outlets and USB-A and USB-C charging ports.
The breadth of the assortment is designed around the needs of residential mass merchants and e-commerce platforms seeking quality and design at competitive price points. Suggested retail pricing for the broader bedroom assortment ranges from $999 to $1,199 for queen beds, $999 to $1,099 for dressers, $899 to $999 for drawer chests and $349 to $399 for nightstands. Dining sets range from $1,349 to $1,999 depending on configuration.
Northridge Home is part of EF Brands, whose product development is supported by UE’s vertically integrated global manufacturing platform, technology resources and furniture expertise.
The collections will be on display in the new UE showroom on the fourth floor of Furniture Plaza during High Point Market. The company will host a showroom opening celebration Oct. 16, 5-7:30 pm, and all marketgoers are welcome.