Ethnicraft expands fall lineup with new furniture, updated finishes
BOOM, Belgium — Full-line furniture supplier Ethnicraft is expanding its furniture and accessories portfolio this fall with three new collections and a series of additions to its existing dining, lounge and storage programs.
Leading the introductions is the Eda collection, a group of mahogany occasional and storage pieces designed by Alain van Havre. Named for the Japanese word for branch, the collection includes rack shelving units in two heights, a console, coffee tables in two sizes and a side table.
The pieces preserve the wood’s natural character while incorporating subdivisions arranged in a rhythm inspired by a musical staff. According to the company, the collection reflects van Havre’s interest in creating enduring designs that remain connected to the period in which they were developed.
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Ethnicraft is also entering new territory with the Orb Pouf, a pebble-shaped piece upholstered in Fawn leather. Designed for multiple uses, it can function as a seat, footstool or coffee table.
The third introduction, the Merge Lounge Chair, adds another option to the company’s upholstered furniture assortment. Its textile incorporates nearly 50% recycled materials, while a dark bronze aluminum swivel base provides contrast and mobility.
Beyond the new collections, Ethnicraft is adding sizes, functions and finishes to several established programs. The Flow collection expands with a dining table, coffee table, side table and console, all offered in Wild Brown teak.
The Sequence collection gains a light oak finish. Its tables pair sculptural, repeating leg forms with clean tabletops. The 1950s-inspired Barrow chair is also being updated with a green leather option and retains the metal legs that define its vintage profile.
Additional introductions include a light oak version of the PI wall-mounted desk and an Unda dining table. Ethnicraft is also extending its Second Nature and Organic Glass tray assortments with auburn and metallic bronze finishes.
The fall launch continues Ethnicraft’s emphasis on building coordinated interiors by combining new products with existing furniture and accessories. The company said the additions are intended to give consumers and designers greater flexibility to layer different materials, forms and finishes throughout the home.
The collection launched in September and is available through Ethnicraft retailers in the United States and Canada. Ethnicraft will be exhibiting at the High Point Market in the International Home Furnishings Center, space IH-004.
