Casavogue Highlights Canadian-Made Bermex Dining Furniture

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Interest in Canadian-made products continues to influence purchasing decisions. According to PwC Canada’s October 2026 holiday outlook, 54% of surveyed Canadians said they would choose a more expensive Canadian-made product over a comparable imported alternative, up from 49% in 2025.

For Montréal homeowners planning a dining room, Casavogue offers an opportunity to explore Canadian craftsmanship through Bermex, a Québec furniture manufacturer recognized for its solid-wood construction, contemporary designs and personalization options.

Founded in 1983 in Maskinongé, Québec, Bermex specializes in dining furniture made with North American birch. Its collections include a variety of styles and finishes, giving homeowners flexibility when choosing furniture to complement their interiors. The company’s Bermaguard protective varnish provides additional protection for surfaces used during everyday meals and entertaining.

Dining Tables with Distinctive Designs

The Expression round dining table, available through Casavogue, features a circular tabletop supported by an intersecting double-arch wooden base. Its sculptural form creates an attractive focal point, while the round surface encourages conversation and comfortable seating.

Designed for four to six people, Expression is offered with size and colour options. Its curved wooden base pairs well with upholstered dining chairs, combining architectural lines with softer textures.

Bermex Rocko Dining chair

The Clara dining table offers a different aesthetic, combining a clear glass tabletop with a wooden base. The transparent surface gives the table a lighter appearance, making it particularly appealing for contemporary dining rooms and open-concept living spaces.

Also suited to seating four to six people, Clara allows the character of its wooden base to remain visible while maintaining an open feel in the room.

Chairs and Finishes to Complete the Dining Room

Choosing dining chairs is an important part of creating a comfortable, coordinated space. Casavogue’s Bermex selection includes the Rocko dining chair, featuring greige upholstery and wooden legs, as well as the Luca dining chair, which pairs greige fabric with a darker wooden frame.

Both designs offer understated seating options that can complement different dining tables and interior styles. Upholstered chairs can also introduce warmth and texture, particularly alongside glass or solid-wood surfaces.

Bermex offers a range of wood finishes and upholstery choices across its collections, allowing customers to explore combinations that suit their preferences. Casavogue’s design consultants can help coordinate these selections while considering room dimensions, seating needs and existing furnishings.

For homeowners furnishing a new space or refreshing an established dining room, that guidance can help bring together individual pieces into a comfortable, cohesive arrangement.

Bermex Expression Round dining table

Explore Bermex at Casavogue in Montréal

Family-owned since 1972, Casavogue carries Canadian and international furniture brands at its more than 38,000-square-foot Montréal showroom. Its team helps customers select furniture suited to their homes, including dining tables and chairs that reflect their personal tastes and everyday needs.

Bermex brings together Québec craftsmanship, distinctive designs and opportunities for personalization. Customers can explore the collection at Casavogue, compare available finishes and seating options, and discuss their dining-room plans with the showroom’s team.

The showroom is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Casavogue is located at 8260 boulevard Saint-Michel, Montréal, QC H1Z 3E2. For more information, call +1 514-360-3565 or book an appointment to receive personalized advice.

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