Gazette
Boardroom Presence: Tables That Mean Business
The boardroom table as furniture and as a statement: shapes that suit conversation or presentation, finishes, legs, and getting power in without a trailing lead.
The £200 Desk and the £2,000 Desk: What Actually Changes
Board thickness, frame, cable management, motors and guarantee years: an honest tour of what more money buys in a desk, and where the curve flattens.
What We Look For in a Supplier (So You Don't Have To)
Guarantees by part, weight ratings in writing, spare parts you can buy and a lead time the supplier will stand behind. The checklist every range passes before it goes on our shop.
Biophilia Without the Jargon: Plants, Light, and Furniture That Helps
Daylight, a few plants and furniture that does not fight them. Chris on what biophilic office design actually means, minus the consultancy.
Why We Plan Spaces Free of Charge (and Why That Isn't a Trick)
Office space planning is free with every Deskwell project, one desk or a whole floor. What the service includes, why we offer it, and where the catch would be if there were one.
Office Pods and Privacy Booths: A Quiet Room Without the Building Work
What a privacy booth is and is not, what it costs against a built room, the power and screen questions, and where on the floor to put one.
From First Click to Long After Delivery: Our Aftercare Promise
Buying is the start, not the end. Our promise on questions, spares and support for as long as you own the furniture, and why we think that is simply how it should work.
Zoning an Open Plan Office Without Building Walls
Screens, storage runs, soft seating, planting and acoustics: five ways to carve an open plan floor into zones without calling a builder.
Our online office furniture shop is live, by the numbers
The shop is open. Here is exactly what sits behind it: 440 listings, 20,366 variations, 676 technical sheets and 383,765 individual specification lines.
"Which One Should I Get?" How We Answer the Only Question That Matters
The question every buyer asks, and the way we answer it: what suits the person using it, at a price that is the same for every business, even when that means the cheaper chair.
Hybrid Working: What the Office Is For Now
If people are in two or three days a week, the office has a different job. Here is how to plan for collaboration and quiet on the same floor.
Breakout Spaces: Why the Kettle Corner Earns Its Keep
The business case for a proper breakout space: the meetings it prevents, the lunch breaks it rescues, and furniture rated for the hours it will actually do.