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Fairfield Introduces Casegoods & Upholstery at HPMKT
October 6,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry
Fairfield, the fourth-generation, family-owned furniture manufacturer founded in 1921, will introduce a compelling mix of artisan-crafted casegoods and upholstery at High Point Market this October. This season’s highlights include the expansion of Abbey into a complete whole-home collection, the debut of the Danika and Marisol collections, new game/activity tables and chairs, and a continued exploration of New Traditional upholstery, introducing new styles along with line extensions for best sellers.
Abbey
Expanding to Whole Home Building on the success of the Abbey Occasional Collection, Fairfield will expand Abbey into a complete whole-home collection with the introduction of bedroom and dining furnishings. The new pieces extend Abbey’s softened curves, sculptural silhouettes, and light, organic presence throughout the home, creating a coordinated and versatile lifestyle presentation. Featuring wire-brushed oak solids and veneers accented by Diana Royal honed marble, the collection explores a rich interplay of material and texture, bringing understated elegance and enduring warmth to everyday living.
Danika Collection
Danika brings a fresh perspective to modern classics, balancing tailored architectural lines with a warm, quietly luxurious sensibility. Signature clipped corners, fine framing and recessed plinth bases create sculptural silhouettes, while richly figured eucalyptus veneers and beech solids in Mink finish introduce natural movement and depth. Slender Champagne Brass hardware adds a restrained, jewelry-like accent, complemented by honed Classico travertine for an elevated interplay of wood, stone and metal. A softly curved upholstered bed in Crypton Home performance fabric provides a graceful counterpoint to the collection’s more architectural forms.
Marisol Collection
Our new Marisol Collection balances soft, feminine influences with French architectural shapes and clean Parsons-inspired lines. Subtle curves, shaped aprons and contoured fronts bring a relaxed, sculptural elegance to tables, desks, nightstands, dressers and display pieces. Brushed brass ring pulls, ferrules and open shelving add polished details. Crafted from birch solids and veneers, the collection is offered in a curated range of paint options, with custom finishes available through Monogram.
The Game Room, Reimagined
In response to the growing enthusiasm for mahjong and social gaming, Fairfield will expand its assortment of game/activity tables and chairs to include a variety of new designs. Among this season’s highlights are the East Winds and Four Winds folding activity tables, featuring collapsible legs that allow for easy storage or portability. Clean lines and tailored detailing distinguish the Matteo Activity Table, while Revel and Tradewind reinterpret classic game-table silhouettes with softened curves and graceful contours. This expanded assortment brings comfort, style, and versatility to any space designed for gathering, entertaining, and play.
New Traditional Upholstery Exploration
This fall, Fairfield’s upholstery introductions showcase a deeper exploration of new traditional design through expressive pattern, layered color, and playful silhouettes, with a continued focus on performance fabrics that offer durability and ease for everyday living. Scalloped and dressmaker skirts featured in the expansion of the Katy Collection add softness and personality, while timeless waxed aniline leathers introduce warmth, character, and vintage appeal. A comprehensive range of decorative bullions, tapes, cords, and fringes provides even greater freedom to personalize each piece, offering custom embellishment at a tremendous value.
Together, these introductions reinforce Fairfield’s position as a whole-home resource offering thoughtful design, meaningful customization, and exceptional value. Attendees are invited to explore the full collection at Fairfield’s showroom, 200 North Hamilton, Suite 100.