BOOM, BELGIUM – Belgium-based Ethnicraft introduced several new pieces at the recent spring shows, building on the company’s best-selling collections.
The new Roan lounge chair introduced a vintage-inspired solid wood presence. Based on an original from the 1930s by Paul Poiret, it has been reinterpreted into a calm and balanced form. The chair is available in three fabrics: Ink, Flax and Amber.
Elin and Capitan, two new outdoor chairs, also made an appearance. Elin is made from aluminum with woven detailing on the seat, while Capitan features a semitransparent woven frame.
“Together, they strengthen Ethnicraft’s outdoor offering,” said a company spokesperson. “It is a deliberate choice to build on pieces that have already proven their place. Rather than replacing what exists, Ethnicraft builds on it. As solid wood matures over time, our collections evolve gradually, shaped by use, refinement and experience.”
New additions to existing collections:
· The Flow collection has added a desk as well as dining and occasional tables.
· A new version of the Bok chair is now available with armrests.
· The Blend table collection has expanded with new heights and tabletops. Interchangeable elements allow it to adapt across both residential and commercial settings.
· The office category has been further developed with an extended desk range, alongside the introduction of the Flow office chair and Roller Max filing cabinet.
“This launch is not about starting again. It is about building further,” the company spokesperson added.
For more than 25 years, Ethnicraft has been crafting timeless, solid wood furniture that is known for honest materials and thoughtful forms. The company began exhibiting at the High Point Market in 2017.
Last Fall, Ethnicraft opened its new U.S. headquarters in High Point on Gallimore Dairy Road. The $18 investment includes an office, showroom and a warehouse facility. The company’s collections are made with responsibly sourced wood and shaped by craftsmanship across lounge, dining, workspace and bedroom settings.
