Ethnicraft is a Belgian furniture brand founded in 1995 in Antwerp. Its solid-wood collections are designed by lead designer Alain Van Havre and use FSC-certified oak, teak, walnut, mahogany, acacia, and iroko.

Where is Ethnicraft furniture made?

Ethnicraft is headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, where its operations are solar-powered. Manufacturing partners are disclosed on each product page.

What sustainability certifications does Ethnicraft hold?

Ethnicraft uses FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified oak, teak, walnut, mahogany, acacia, and iroko across its solid-wood collections. Belgian operations are solar-powered, and pieces are built with traditional joinery so they can be sanded, refinished, and repaired across generations.

Does Ethnicraft ship from a US warehouse?

Yes. Ethnicraft orders ship from a Comosum US warehouse with standard freight nationwide. Trade pricing is available for interior designers, architects, and commercial accounts.

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Ethnicraft Furniture

Ethnicraft — Belgian solid-wood furniture in FSC-certified oak, teak, walnut, and acacia, founded 1995 in Antwerp. Curated for 2026 by Comosum for Alain Van Havre's dining tables, sideboards, and beds — solar-powered Belgian operations, wood-residue energy in Serbia, and active Live Light circular refurbishment.

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