Bulky Footstool

Ethnicraft is a renowned furniture brand that has been delivering quality, design, and sustainability for over 25 years. Established in Antwerp by two friends, Benoit Loos and Philippe Delaisse, Ethnicraft has expanded from importing Indonesian furniture to producing its own unique collections.

Sustainability is at the heart of Ethnicraft's ethos, guiding every step of its manufacturing process. The brand uses responsibly sourced wood, ensuring it comes from FSC-certified and SLVK-compliant forests, promoting the use of renewable materials. The focus on a circular approach is evident through initiatives like Live Light and Re-Loved, which refurbish and extend the lifespan of Ethnicraft products, reducing waste and offering furniture a second life.

Ethnicraft also actively reduces its carbon footprint. The Serbian manufacturing site uses wood residue for energy, while the Belgian headquarters are powered by solar energy, demonstrating a commitment to green energy and lower emissions. Waste reduction is integral to the brand, with leftover wood and sawdust being reused or repurposed to minimize environmental impact.

Through these sustainable practices, Ethnicraft creates high-quality furniture and accessories that blend form and function, with timeless designs that age beautifully. This commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship makes Ethnicraft a brand that not only enhances your home but also respects the planet.

Europe

Rectangular Footstool
Width: 31.5 in
Depth: 23.5 in
Height: 15.5 in
Net weight: 26.5 lb

Semi-Circle Footstool
Width: 37.5 in
Depth: 37.5 in
Height: 15.5 in
Net weight: 41.9 lb

Everyday care:
Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, which can damage the wood’s surface and finish.
Spills & moisture:
Clean spills promptly to prevent staining. Do not allow water or liquids to sit on the surface for extended periods.
Heat & sunlight:
Use coasters or trivets under hot items. Prolonged direct sunlight may cause natural color changes over time—rotate objects occasionally for even aging.