Gommaire - Organic Living stands for a timeless collection of interior- and exterior furniture as well as a large composition of decoration items. This with an organic accent which you can discover in the designs and materials.
The Gommaire organic living concept is bringing a new range of interior decoration and furniture to homes, offices and companies. It can bring a specific touch in any setting from rustic till contemporary. Glassware and ceramic objects, new style of woven baskets and chairs, tables in reclaimed teak wood, upholstered chairs and sofas, coffee tables, lighting, etc. A wide range of outdoor furniture in aluminium and reclaimed teak complete the collection.
Almost all the Gommaire - Organic Living products are drawn and designed by the founders Gommaire, Bert and Laurent. Their inspiration comes from all kinds of places, but nature is the biggest inspiration of all. The slogan ‘Organic living’ comes to life in different aspects of the company, from the designs to the materials that are used to create them to the coffee that is served in the showroom.
Gommaire Cleybergh (photo) is a master florist turned designer. He’s a creative soul and is responsible for most of the drawings of the new furniture collections and quality control. He gets his inspiration out of nature, when there are no people or smartphones around to disturb him. His colleagues Bert (head of buying and stock control) and Laurent (Ceo) assist him in this as designing is done as a team of 3.
Get in touchWith dealers worldwide, mood boards on Pinterest and other social media, advertising in magazines worldwide, you get inspired every day. Visit us at the tradeshow Maison & Object in Paris (France) every year in Januari and September. In September the new collections will be showed. Or visit our virtual showroom.
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Schijnpoortweg 121
2170 Merksem
Belgium
info@gommaire.com
+32 3 288 19 40
BTW BE 0505.917.950
Schijnpoortweg 123
2170 Merksem
Belgium
Opening hours
For professionals and on appointment only.
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