Benjamin Johnston, one of Houston’s premier interior designers, confirmed that a licensed collection with Chaddock is currently underway. The Benjamin Johnston Collection for Chaddock will debut in October 2022 at High Point Market and will be a fresh, sculptural series that speaks to global influences with designs inspired by renowned Post-Modern masters.
Calling on the strength of Chaddock’s custom capabilities, the collection will feature more than 30 pieces, including sofas, beds, dining, cocktail, console and side tables, cabinets and credenzas, lounge seating, and pedestals that diversify the American-based manufacturer’s offering of heirloom furnishings.
Benjamin shares, “Chaddock was founded in 1958 with a rebel spirit and a groundbreaking approach to bench made home furnishings. We’ve sourced their products for our clients for years and our teams share a mutual passion for innovation and a commitment to exceptional quality and service that made this partnership feel like a very natural next step. Together, we will build upon Chaddock’s legacy by creating excitement around this modern take on classic American design. It’s a dream collaboration for me and I couldn’t ask for a better partner to bring my collection to life.”
The unveiling of the Benjamin Johnston Collection will be celebrated through a series of exclusive events in the Chaddock showroom during Fall Market in High Point, North Carolina before the collection makes its way to partner showrooms across the country.
“We are thrilled to add Benjamin Johnston as our newest signature designer,” said Andrew Crone, Chaddock CEO. “Ben has the unique ability to blur the lines between architecture and interior design. This collection personifies modern luxury.”
With pieces that feature stylish design solutions for the modern homeowner, Crone and Johnston are ushering in a new chapter for Chaddock; one that offers diverse and inventive moments destined to appeal not only to Johnston’s global clientele, but also designers looking for fresh and inventive pieces to layer into their own designs.
