High Point Market is one of the design industry’s most anticipated gatherings, bringing together interior designers, showrooms, and brands from around the world. It’s where new collections debut, fresh ideas take shape, and designers discover the pieces that will inspire their next projects. Fall 2026 offered another opportunity to experience the creativity and craftsmanship that make this market such an important destination for the design community.
Kathy Kuo Home and her extraordinarily talented team made an unforgettable debut at InterHall. Stepping into their space felt like traveling back in time to a Jane Austen novel, a world of romance, gracious elegance, and exquisite detail, brought to life with remarkable imagination. Reflectel was delighted to be part of this enchanting room, showcasing our 43-inch landscape Signature Series Mirror TV in Champagne White Gold, presented on an easel. The refined finish and elegant silhouette felt right at home in a setting where every detail contributed to an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. Kathy and her team created something truly special, and we were proud to be included.
At Reflectel, we transform ordinary black plastic televisions into objects of art with bespoke frames in leather, metal, and other distinctive materials. For our Mirror TVs, the magic lies in our optical-quality, water-white dielectric mirror glass. It allows the television image to shine through when the screen is on, then presents a beautiful mirror when the television is off. The result is technology that complements the interior instead of competing with it.
Introducing the Signature Series Champagne White Gold Easel Series
Our 43-inch landscape Signature Series Mirror TV was a highlight of the Kathy Kuo Home space and marks the first design in our new Easel group. Combining the function of a television with the presence of a decorative, freestanding piece, it offers another way to incorporate entertainment into a thoughtfully designed room.
When the screen is off, the mirror becomes part of the décor; when entertainment is wanted, the television is ready. It’s a simple idea, but one that gives designers more freedom to create rooms where technology and beauty coexist.
Our Leather Series in the Suites at Market Square
Reflectel was welcomed back to the Suites at Market Square alongside our valued leather partners. The setting gave us the opportunity to showcase two distinctive designs from our leather collection.
Our Sage leather Circle Mirror TV featured a custom Sienna contrasting belt and straps, secured with brass screws. The combination of rich color, tactile leather, and considered detailing makes this design a statement piece even when the television is not in use.
Also on display was our popular Contour Rounded Corner Leather Mirror TV, featuring custom stitching inspired by Hermès, a beautiful silver hand-painted lip, and decorative screws. Designer Penny Drue Baird championed this style in her Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York project in 2024, demonstrating how a television can be thoughtfully integrated into a sophisticated interior rather than becoming an unwelcome focal point.
Both designs reflect our belief that a television frame can be much more than a functional surround. Leather, stitching, metal details, and carefully considered proportions allow each piece to contribute to the room’s overall design.
Beautiful When Off. Brilliant When On.
A television is often one of the most visually disruptive elements in a beautifully furnished room. Reflectel offers designers and homeowners an alternative: bespoke frames that make televisions feel intentional and Mirror TVs that conceal the screen behind a reflective surface when not in use.
From the Champagne White Gold Easel to our leather Circle and Contour designs, High Point Market Fall 2026 gave us the opportunity to share different expressions of that idea with the design community.
We’re grateful to Kathy Kuo Home for including Reflectel in such an extraordinary debut and to our leather partners for welcoming us back to the suites at Market Square. It’s a pleasure to work alongside people who understand that the finest interiors are shaped by thoughtful choices, beautiful materials, and attention to detail.
