This year's Collection will be promoted virtually due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Despite the unique challenges, we're still optimistic and thrilled regarding our latest summer unveiling.

This season, look for past favorite designs recreated in updated colors and fabrics. Also, Boho-Chic inspirations with understated colors and textures that are set to delight your customers' interior decor.

Signaling a change of attitude toward an inherent need for serenity and elegance, Pantone's 2020 color of the year points us to the Classic Blue hue. With its calming effects and variations of boldness, we find that this color is versatile and easy to integrate in any room. New Pacific Direct's collection of Blue-toned furniture encompasses items in the dining, living and accent categories.

Velvet is associated with many eras and styles … think of the luxurious bed curtains that ensconced royalty during the Renaissance. Or, ’60s-era velvet jackets worn by Jimi Hendrix and Mick Jagger. There’s even the decadent dessert, Red Velvet cake.

As we look forward to 2019, we are excited to unveil and announce the latest furniture collections from New Pacific Direct. Tailing on First Look style themes, here are our defining furniture outlooks for the season.

Is your store or interior decor service ready for the upcoming holidays? The National Retail Federation hints that a 4.3 to 4.8 % holiday sales increase is expected this year, forecasting an aggregated total north of $715 billion. This year, we are excited to announce that for the first time, NPD Furniture offers all items at 10% off for a limited time; November 15 - 30.

In anticipation of the upcoming Summer Market in Las Vegas, we are excited to present the latest collection as a creative balance of lush, vibrant hues with playful patterns, to cool tech tones for the luxe traditionalists and the small-space modern dwellers.

Here are the themes that we're inspired by for this season:

What is Bauhaus, you inquire? some kind of avant-garde ideology or the 80's Goth band? The answer is both, but in this article, we'll focus more to the former.

Recall the tubular steel frame cantilevered chairs with cane seat and back? Or the classic black leather sofa with pipe structure framing? These were all designed by early Modernists (i.e. Breuer, Gray, Mies van der Rohe, Stam), who shaped the tone in today's Minimalist styles. 

Blessed by favorable Vegas winter weather, one of the busiest furniture markets of the year just concluded with record breaking attendance. Current and new exhibitors filled showroom spaces fueling IMC's further expansion. Many exhibitors also reported an increase in orders and an unceasing foot-traffic that brought industry professionals from all over the world.

If you're a retailer or an interior designer, the current housing shortage poses an opportunity to zero in on your target customers as various market research studies indicate that this housing boom is perpetuating and is hardly slowing down in many parts of the country. Consider these lifestyle shifts in terms of their furniture styles and buying preferences as they decide to upgrade or downgrade their living spaces' square footage.