Meet&CoBOOM, 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.
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One of the key new launches is the Eda collection, designed by Alain van Havre. Made from mahogany, the collection brings together occasional and storage pieces, including rack shelving in two heights, a console, two coffee table sizes and a side table. The name Eda comes from the Japanese word for “branch,” reflecting the collection’s connection to natural forms.
The design combines the character of mahogany with a series of internal divisions arranged in a rhythmic pattern. This approach gives the furniture a distinctive visual structure while allowing the natural appearance of the wood to remain prominent.
Ethnicraft is also introducing the Orb Pouf, a versatile piece with a rounded, pebble-like form. Upholstered in Fawn leather, the pouf can be used in several ways, serving as additional seating, a footstool or a low table depending on the setting.
Another new addition is the Merge Lounge Chair, which expands Ethnicraft’s upholstered seating range. Its textile covering contains nearly 50% recycled materials, while the dark bronze aluminum swivel base adds a contrasting material and allows the chair to rotate.
The fall updates extend beyond new collections. Ethnicraft is introducing additional options to several established furniture programs. The Flow collection, for example, now includes a dining table, coffee table, side table and console in Wild Brown teak.
The Sequence collection is receiving a light oak finish, bringing a lighter material option to its tables, which feature sculptural repeating legs and relatively simple tabletops. The vintage-inspired Barrow chair is also being updated with a green leather upholstery option while retaining its characteristic metal legs.
Other additions include a light oak version of the PI wall-mounted desk and the Unda dining table. Ethnicraft is also expanding the finish selection for its Second Nature and Organic Glass tray collections with auburn and metallic bronze options.
Together, these updates give Ethnicraft’s fall assortment a broader mix of materials, finishes, forms and functions. The expanded programs aim to give designers and consumers more ways to combine existing pieces with new options when developing an interior.
The new collection launched in September and is available through Ethnicraft retailers in the United States and Canada. The brand is also scheduled to showcase its latest offerings at High Point Market at the International Home Furnishings Center, space IH-004.
