In this High Point Market recap episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa dive deep into the trend that quietly defined this season — texture. From nubby weaves to carved stone to leather-wrapped details, this Market proved that homes today are being shaped just as much by how things feel as how they look. We talk about the shift toward tactile comfort, warm materials, craftsmanship, and the way layering texture allows interiors to feel modern and soulful at the same time. It’s the trend that makes the room feel lived in, classic, collected — and it’s a direction that aligns so naturally with how we design. 

Street Style Takeaways:

1. Texture is the New Pattern
   Clients are craving depth and warmth — nubby wools, soft boucle, woven leathers, raffia, grasscloth — it’s what makes spaces feel emotionally alive.
2. Craftsmanship is Driving Trend
   Hand-finished materials, artisanal hardware, and tactile detail are becoming the new form of quiet luxury.
3. Color is Warmer When Texture Leads
   Earthy neutrals and rich browns feel richer and more dimensional when layered in natural materials.
4. Comfort is High Style
   From sculptural seating to matte stone, tactile surfaces make rooms feel both relaxed and elevated.
5. Timelessness Comes From Materiality
   If you invest in texture over trend — a room stays classic longer.

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