Shapes of things to come

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High Point fine art photographer Jim Koch produces prints and mixed-media pieces for decorators and clients. This gilt-framed work, a dyed photo-emulsion silkscreen of a fig leaf, $2,000, is available at www.jkgallery.com, (336) 883-2370. (Karen Tam / For The Times)

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One of the trendiest florals in home décor, the Far Eastern chrysanthemum pattern gets a wild western update with pop colors and bold blooms on Company Cs Sachi wool rug. Available this summer, this 461/27-by-661/27-foot rug runs $495. Information: www.companyc.com, (800) 818-8288. (Karen Tam / For The Times)

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Jacques Garcias pied de lion reimagines the lions paw of classic French furniture as Deco-influenced legs for a stool-cum-side table. The bronze-finished brass piece, $2,372, is available this fall from Baker Furniture, (800) 592-2537. (Karen Tam / For The Times)

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Pillow poobah Thomas Paul has fluffed up his line with new accessories. Pauls silk-covered journal, $20, which mimics the old school variety, is now at Clover, L.A., (323) 661-4142. His starburst melamine tray trio, $45, is at Show, L.A., (323) 644-1960. (Karen Tam / For The Times)

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The Selznick buffet by Amy Howard is part of a Regency Revival group of handcrafted furnishings. Finished in Parisian gray hardwood with antiqued mirror panels and top, the elegant dining room piece, $9,688, takes six to 10 weeks by special order through Guy Chaddock showroom at the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, (310) 271-3650. (Karen Tam / For The Times)

By Adamo DiGregorio and David A. Keeps

May 6, 2004 12 AM PT

Special to The Times

At the 2004 Home Furnishing Market in High Point, N.C., which ended last week, these were just a few of the eye-catching designs. Some, like the Oscar de la Renta garden bench for Century shown on Page 1, won’t be available for months. With its $6,500 tag, you’ll have time to save up.

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