HiEnd Accents offering more accessible price points

DALLAS – Dallas-based bedding maker HiEnd Accents has introduced a menswear-inspired bedding line, added more accessible price points to its Indigo Hill line, and unveiled a new brand, Saturday linens, for the hospitality market.

The company’s goal is to demonstrate its range and versatility in top-of-bed, particularly to its furniture store partners, and help them capture additional sales and increase average ticket size, said CEO Cynthia Zheng.

“We understand the importance of offering products that not only complement but enhance the retail space, providing a seamless shopping experience for the end consumer,” she said.

Its new Menswear collection is a sophisticated reinterpretation of traditional styles with a focus on windowpanes prints, herringbone, houndstooth and refreshed tweeds.

The latest additions to Indigo Hill include a variety of prints and solid color options and a new 100% cotton quilt program in more accessible price points.

It is expanding its Oceania collection of coastal-inspired designs with new quilts and duvet covers.

Saturday Linens, meanwhile, is a range of sheets, durable duvet covers, pillows and inserts tailored to medium-sized hospitality customers such as vacation rental homeowners, boutique hotels and home stagers. Last week, HiEnd Accents participated in the Vacation Rental Design Summit in High Point.  Scottie Collins, HiEnd Accents’ creative manager, presented a session titled “Pillow Talk: Mastering the Art of Hospitality Bedding Design.”

“These new lines reflect our commitment to quality and our continuous effort to meet the needs of our expanding customer base,” she said. “Saturday Linens, with its focus on the hospitality industry, and Indigo Hill, which broadens our reach with accessible luxury, are both designed to captivate and meet the diverse needs of our clientele.”

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