This market, eco looks are evolving into modern, eclectic looks. Sculptured legs take the eco look for a spin in unexpected ways – creating quirky conversation starters for your décor. Creative new materials give the natural look a fresh interpretation and unique combinations of materials add interest to accent pieces.

Faux bois goes modern with Lucite and hand painted design and metallic finishes give natural inspired pieces the feel of sunshine or moonlight glowing through them. New silhouettes help more traditional pieces feel new and add dimension to décor. Over scaled interpretations of natural art help to make you feel a part of the earth.

Some designers are using natural materials in combination with more contemporary materials to bring a younger look to furniture.

Today’s textiles have gone from literal natural representations to more modern interpretations. Faux bois gets a bit of glam in velvet or lux ostrich patterns go eco-chic when imprinted on leather or vinyl.

Some designers are taking traditional animal prints for a spin by upholstering the prints in new ways and by creating abstract interpretations of the look. Reclaimed wood used with eco-friendly glues and stains is used to make furniture totally eco friendly.

Ecologically aware products were seen throughout the High Point Market and will continue to grow in importance as consumers learn of new materials and methods that help to make their homes more eco-friendly.