ADI Art Design International
Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Quebec
Saint-Hubert, Quebec manufacturer of ergonomic office chairs and lounge seating for commercial and institutional markets, part of the family-owned Bouty furniture group and sold only through dealers and sales representatives.
Saint-Hubert, QC CA · adi-artdesign.com
ADI Art Design International is a Saint-Hubert, Quebec manufacturer of ergonomic office chairs and lounge seating, operating a 50,000 square foot facility since 1986. It is owned by Éric Morin, who also owns sister company Bouty, a Quebec seating maker founded in 1949, and the two report jointly on social and environmental practices. ADI sells only through dealers and sales representatives, and no individual dealer's own page selling ADI product could be verified for this card.
Factors
Ownership
100.0 reportedCA 100%
ADI's 2024 social responsibility report, produced jointly with sister company Bouty, names Éric Morin as owner, and a joint energy and environmental policy is signed by him as president of both A.D.I. and Bouty. Bouty's own history page describes a family transition from founder Eugène Bouthillier's daughters to Éric Morin, who joined as a partner in 2009. A federal Corporations Canada search for both 'ADI Art Design' and 'Bouty' returned no results, and the Registraire des entreprises du Québec was unreachable (403, bot-blocked) during this check, so no registry filing could confirm the entity or ownership stake directly.
- Social Responsibility Report, March 2024 vendor_statement “Éric Morin, owner”
- Energy and Environmental Policy vendor_statement “The objective at A.D.I. and Bouty is to reduce its negative impact on the environment and public health”
- Pourquoi Bouty? | Mission, vision, valeurs et notre histoire | Bouty vendor_statement “En 2009, dans un processus de transition, Éric Morin se joint à l'entreprise à titre d'associé.”
- Search Results - Corporate name: ADI Art Design - Corporations Canada registry “0 results were found, 0 returned.”
Manufacturing
100.0 reportedCA 100%
ADI states its chairs are made at its own facility in Saint-Hubert, Quebec, and its 2024 social responsibility report shows and describes employees at that plant cutting, sewing, stuffing, and assembling the product. No second manufacturing site, contract factory, or overseas production is mentioned anywhere on the vendor's site or in its reporting.
- Why ADI? | Mission, Vision, Values & our History | ADI Art Design International vendor_statement “In a 50,000 square foot facility, the ADI team produces more than 25 families of chairs and armchairs for the commercial and institutional markets in North America.”
- Social Responsibility Report, March 2024 vendor_statement “no matter what role they play—from cutting to sewing, stuffing, and assembling”
People
100.0 reportedCA 100%
ADI's only disclosed site is its Saint-Hubert, Quebec head office, and its joint social responsibility report with Bouty lists a second facility for Bouty in Saint-Leonard, Quebec; no location outside Quebec is named anywhere on the vendor's site or in its reporting. The report describes a culturally diverse workforce but frames every employee as working at 'our facilities', which it locates only in Quebec.
- Contact us | Information, Forms & Customer Service | ADI Art Design International vendor_statement “Head office 3450, 1re rue St-Hubert (Québec) Canada J3Y 8Y5”
- Social Responsibility Report, March 2024 vendor_statement “6505 Metropolitain East Boulevard Saint-Leonard, Quebec H1P 1X9 ... 3450 1st Street Saint-Hubert, Quebec J3Y 8Y5”
Inputs
25.5 inferredCA 30% · EU 5% · other 25% · US 40%
ADI's materials catalogue lists named fabric suppliers including Duvaltex, which operates separate Canada, United States, and Europe divisions, alongside mills such as Guilford of Maine (Maine), Momentum, and Mayer that are commonly US-based, without stating how much volume comes from each. Steel, which ADI says is the main component at 80 percent of chair weight, and mechanisms and casters have no disclosed country of origin, so the overall split is an estimate that leans on typical North American contract-furniture sourcing rather than a confirmed source.
- Environment | Norms, Policies and Certifications | ADI Art Design International vendor_statement “Steel is the main component of our products, representing 80% of the chair's weight.”
- Materials | ADI Art Design International vendor_statement
- About - Duvaltex other “Canada: 1-877-227-9897 USA: 1-800-544-0200”
Where to buy
Found via
- madeincanadadirectory.ca 2026-09-07