Currey & Company

10/19/2026

TODAY at High Point Market!!!
Join us and learn more about the upcoming Design Influencers Conference!

10/16/2026

New for Fall 2026 : Inspired by its namesake flower, the Lily-of-the-Valley Chandelier brings nature-inspired elegance to contemporary spaces. Finished in a striking combination of contemporary gold leaf and silver leaf, its sculptural branches are adorned with 132 clear glass balls that evoke delicate lily-of-the-valley blossoms. Gracefully curling golden leaves surround the eight lights, creating a warm, luminous glow.

10/15/2026

Mahjong anyone???
New in the Winterthur Collection is the Aster White Game Table. Made of mahogany and oak veneers in a mix of off-white and fog finishes, the Aster White Game Table was inspired by an antique from the famed museum. The gray and white table has four drawers, one on each side, with brass pulls that are warm accents in a brass finish. The ferrules on each of the legs match the finish on the pulls. Whether you are most fond of Mah-Jong, bridge, board games, or poker, evenings with friends and family will be more stylish with this classic piece.
Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
High Point Market

10/07/2026

Behind Palace Doors: Design Lessons from The Royal Collection | Sunday, October 18th – 2:00 pm | High Point Antiques Center, Market Square
Join leading interior designer Gary Inman for a rare look behind the palace doors as he shares stories and insights from his recent studies with The Royal Collection. Through privileged access to Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, Hampton Court Palace and other extraordinary royal properties, Gary studied masterworks of art, sculpture, architecture, and interiors spanning centuries. Discover what these remarkable places can teach us about proportion, craftsmanship, collecting and enduring design—and hear a few behind-the-scenes stories from places very few people ever have a chance to visit. Speaker: Gary Inman
Antique & Design Center of High Point
High Point Market

10/07/2026

Being Organized in Style
Experts say that being organized is excellent for a person’s mental health. We would like to add that being organized in style is an even better mood-lifter. In an article in Psychology Today, the editors say the many mental benefits of decluttering include the fact that clearing your home clears your mind and that having more space brings more positive energy. We’ve included a collection of our products on a dedicated landing page and in our 2026 Inspiration Guide that contains a number of beautifully designed options for hiding the necessities that every life demands be close-at-hand. If you haven’t picked up a printed version of our guide, we hope you’ll take one home when you visit a showroom. Read all on the Currey & Company blog!

10/03/2026

10/02/2026

Friday, October 16 | Bonsai with Brownlee Currey | Part 9
4 to 5:30 PM | Currey & Company, IHFC, M110 on Main Street

It’s a tradition! Join us for market’s favorite in-person and hands-on event. Our expert bonsai guide, Brownlee Currey, will show market attendees how to create a bonsai from the very beginning. Selecting a tree seedling, preparing and potting the bonsai along with learning how to care for and trim the bonsai will be taught. A variety of dramatic bonsai will be displayed throughout the showroom.

10/02/2026

Interiors as Autobiographies | Read our blog: https://bit.ly/4dfDzCB We came across a fascinating article recently by the editors of the Salone del Mobile blog. The piece explores interiors as autobiographies through the lens of three independent magazines, including Cabana, one we regard as among the most innovative in the industry. The iSaloni editors explain that they “view the home not as a model to be imitated, but as a portrait of those who live there.” They add, “The home thus becomes less an exercise in style and more a form of self-portrait.”

10/01/2026

Floral Artistry in the Home | Read our blog: https://bit.ly/floral-artistry In a wonderful exploration titled “Desire and Design,” the Royal Ontario Museum highlights the beginnings of the popularity of floral artistry in the home. “In the 1700s, plants, flowers, and floral motifs were powerful symbols of social standing in European societies,” its curators explain. “The prestige associated with florals was a product of European imperialist ambitions and global trade at the time. The French, Dutch, and English East India Companies, among others, imported spices, tea, and luxury goods that, for the most part, were only affordable to the elite and rising merchant classes.

09/25/2026

It’s a tradition! Join us for market’s favorite in-person and hands-on event. Our expert bonsai guide, Brownlee Currey, will show market attendees how to create a bonsai from the very beginning. Selecting a tree seedling, preparing and potting the bonsai along with learning how to care for and trim the bonsai will be taught. A variety of dramatic bonsai will be displayed throughout the showroom.
High Point Market
Andmore at High Point Market
Brownlee Currey
Robert B Currey