Despite the upcoming midterm elections, as well as economic challenges like tariffs and freight issues, the energy was positive at High Point Market. The bedding industry is learning to focus on what they can control rather than external factors. Here are a few shots from around the market, from new and updated products to fun party photos.
DeRucci North America is entering the U.S. bedding market with a line of AI-powered sleep sets retailing from $5,000 to $9,000 in king.
Adaptiv brought its new line of mattresses to High Point for the first time this fall, displaying four models in the New Classics showroom. While four of the company’s models are available online and in stores, its flagship model — the Summit Ultra Plush — is only available in select retail stores. The brand’s first orders started shipping Oct 1.
Ashley has launched its first luxury line, Ashley Sleep Luxe, with price points ranging from $2,499 to $2,999. The models include gel grid pods and 500 dual-layer coils.
SweetNight’s Cool Nest Hybrid, retailing at $549 for a 14-inch queen mattress, is offered only to brick-and-mortar retailers.
Therapedic Worldwide’s three-model Lloyd & Penfield collection gives retailers a luxury step-up story built around premium materials. The line features high-fashion, high-performance fabric, cashmere, silk and Joma wool natural fibers, hand tufting and 100% natural latex.
South Bay International is showing Englander sleep sets in its showroom as it brings brands under the Corsicana banner to the High Point market.
Restonic’s Grand Palais collection features traditional button tufting that locks gel-infused memory foam, latex and plush surface foams together.
Winkbeds, a brand under the Corsicana banner, made their first appearance at the High Point Market in the South Bay International showroom. The line retails from $1,999 to $3,499.
At the core of Molecule’s five-bed Reflex collection, is the brand’s exclusive LiftCor technology, a resilient layer that utilizes strategically placed gel inserts and unique channeling.
New luxury Simmons mattresses are featured in the new Serta Simmons Showroom on the ninth floor of the International Home Furnishings Center.
Symphony Sleep’s High-Low lift kit is an in-home bedding solution that lowers, raises and tilts the bed for assisted care needs. The accessory kit is adaptable to all Symphony Sleep adjustable base models with a quick frame-to-frame connection.
Cambridge Sleep Sciences debuted its Sleep Engine Pod in partnership with Ashley Furniture this market. The technology, which is inserted under a mattress or pillow, plays a type of sound that’s scientifically proven to help people get to sleep and stay asleep longer. The collab helps Ashley retailers obtain Sleep Engine Pods to sell to customers.
Paula and Richard Fleck, both of Paramount Sleep, celebrate at the company’s Mexican-themed market party.
John Gray, left, and Kevin Gray, center, both of Custom Home Furniture Galleries, Wilmington, North Carolina, get comfortable on Hypnos mattresses at the Paramount party as Paramount’s Richard Fleck introduces the line to them.
