Desks and seating

Furniture shaped around work, rest and daily use

Desks begin with posture, light and the way the surface will be used. Seating begins with the body. Both are made to be lived with, repaired when needed and kept for longer than a furnishing cycle.

A Brewstini furniture commission in a finished interior

Selected work

8 pieces in this collection

Writing desk with a Verde Alpi top and one wide drawer on solid walnut slab legs, photographed against a bare plaster wall.

Writing desk

Verde Alpi marble, solid walnut, blackened pull

Dressing table with a blue-grey marble top on walnut slab legs, with a matching wool-topped stool, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Dressing table

Azul marble, solid walnut, wool-topped stool

Low stool with a Verde Alpi marble seat on four heavy walnut legs, photographed against a plain wall.

Stool

Verde Alpi marble, solid walnut

Hall bench with a honey onyx seat on a solid walnut frame with an open shelf beneath, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Hall bench

Honey onyx, solid walnut

Swivel armchair with cream boucle upholstery inside a curved wood shell, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Armchair

Boucle upholstery, curved wood shell

Dining chair with a round wood back panel and cream boucle seat, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Dining chair

Solid wood frame, boucle upholstered seat

Cantilever lounge chair with a bent walnut frame and cream shearling cushions, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Lounge chair

Steam-bent walnut, cream shearling upholstery

Walnut writing bureau with a sloped fall front and two drawers on tapered legs, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Writing bureau

Walnut, aged brass pulls, tapered legs

Made for your room

Use these pieces as a starting point, not a catalogue.

Dimensions, timber, stone and details can all change. Tell us what the room needs.

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