Brockwell Desk

Case is a London design brand that Paul Newman set up in 2005, after more than 20 years designing, making and selling furniture. Matthew Hilton and Terence Woodgate, both Royal Designers for Industry, have designed for Case since its first collection; the roster now includes Nazanin Kamali, David Irwin, Eleanor Pritchard, Studio Böttger and Jenkins & Uhnger. Case also reissues Robin Day's 1964 Forum sofa with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation.

Case works with specialist manufacturers: much of the oak and walnut furniture is made in Lithuania, the Grade A solid teak Tanso outdoor range in Thailand and Vietnam, and the rugs are handwoven in India. Seating such as the Ella chairs and Quad-Space stools meets BIFMA commercial standards, and most pieces are built with replaceable components. Case designs have won the Design Guild Mark, the Furniture Makers' Company award for British furniture design in volume production, since 2008, most recently Hilton's Marlow table and Woodgate's Slot shelving in 2023.

Case's own position on sustainability is longevity: "For us creating timeless, well-made products is the ultimate form of sustainability." We carry Case for authored design made to be kept, at prices meant for real homes.

In-stock items ship within 1–2 weeks

Lithuania

Height: 33.3”
Width: 43.5”
Depth: 22.5”

To prolong the life of the product and retain its appearance and functionality, This unit is manufactured from solid wood. Craftsmen manufacture this product and there is variety between each unit. This is because wood is a natural product, with natural colour and grain variations.
Natural timber is affected by sunlight; this can can the wood colour to darken. It is recommended that no abrasive cleaners or solvents are used to clean the unit.