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Leigh Jones Explores Longevity in High Point

Leigh Jones Explores Longevity in High Point

Leigh Jones Explores Longevity in High Point

Leigh Jones

Leigh S. Jones joined the design firm, The Very Thing, Ltd. in 1980 as the principal designer after graduating from East Carolina University with a major in Interior Design. Leigh has participated in numerous Show Houses during her career as well as been published regionally and nationally. Her clients range from high-end residential to commercial. Leigh works with her clients to think creatively and work outside their comfort zone to achieve great design.




 

Andrew Pearson Glass in the Charleston Forge ShowroomAndrew Pearson Glass

If you walk into any major furniture company’s showroom and see glass, you may be able to guess that the glass incorporated is Andrew Pearson Glass. Located “up the road” in Mount Airy, N.C., Andrew Pearson, a family owned business, has been at market in one way or another for almost 30 years. Perhaps some of your favorite furniture brands best kept secret, they are suppliers of glass in our industry to companies such as Charleston Forge (Market Square 110A). The quality is unmatched from what I've found, and like the other companies on my journey to explore longevity. Andrew Pearson does not disappoint in their effort to provide great innovative design to the individual designer.

 

 


 

PalecekPalecek

Located in IHFC D202, Palecek never ceases to amaze me with new debuts each market while still staying true to their core and mission. I am always inspired by their product that incorporates natural materials and hand craftsmanship. Palecek is a family owned operation and their values of integrity and loyalty shine through their product, attention to detail, and customer service. I never head to market without making sure Palecek is on my list. 

 

 

 


 

ThibautThibaut

Last on my list of companies who truly stand the test of time is Thibaut (Market Square 260). This company has made an attempt to move with the times and be current yet true to their original appeal. For this, I can’t help but stay loyal to them as a buyer just as they have made it their mission to flow with the changing currents. 





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