Bok Brown

Ethnicraft's popular table - now in a brown stain

Bok is a range of dining tables from Belgium solid wood specialists Ethnicraft

Already available in the 'traditional' natural oak, teak and stained black versions, Ethnicraft is releasing a new stained brown version of Bok for autumn 2022.

Example Price

€2059

200 x 95 cm, Brown stained oak

Example Prices

200 x 95 cm, Brown stained oak

€2059

160 x 80 cm, Brown stained oak

€1669

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Description

The Bok table is a contemporary table with a hint of a rustic styling.
Just like its matching chair, the Bok dining table has an airy shape but a rock solid construction. The design shows simple but stylish details that make this piece a timeless and remarkable design to enjoy for years to come.
Bok brown is the 4th version of Bok, still in solid oak but finished in a brown stain and varnished.
Bok can also be chosen in natural oak or dark (brushed varnish) finishes. There is also a teak version.

Bok is 76 cm high

140 x 80
160 x 80
180 x 90
200 x 95
220 x 95
240 x 100

Bok dining table has an equally beautiful matching dining chair

Technical Spec.

Solid oak
This version in brown stain & varnished

The Designer - Alain Van Havre

Alain van Havre works fulltime for Ethnicraft as in-house designer. The complexity of things has always intrigued him, which led him to study product development at the Design Academy of Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
To him, all design embodies the same duality: the aim is to create a timeless product, yet with a hint to the specific moment in which it is made. We are always influenced by the past; however, it is up to us to find the right balance between past and present.
Alain, who is a friend of Philippe Delaisse and Benoit Loos, started working at Ethnicraft in 1999 - first in Operations in Ethnicraft Azur in Aixen- Provence and since 6 years in product development. It was a perfect match, especially since
he considers wood as a continuously evolving material, where boundaries are pushed further every day, creating endlessly new challenges.