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Originally designed for the Oki-Nami restaurant in Brighton, the Oki-Nami stool is a simple design which combines the intricate detail and craftmanship found in Japanese furniture design, with contemporary european design. Designed by Nazanin Kamali, the oki-Nami stool features an angled profile, matchstick legs and is finished with a soft leather seat pad for optimum comfort.

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The pala dressing table has a pure and functional design and offers versatile usage as a dressing table or a desk. Designed by Sarah and Henrik Böttger, and crafted from solid and veneered oak, it features two compartments with removable magnetic panels, a slim drawer with an integrated vanity drawer divider for easy and practical storage, and a detachable mirror. Combined with its minimal proportions, integrated storage and flexible configuration, the pala dressing table is a suitable choice for those tight on space.

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Designed with a unique fin-Inspired shape, the fin coat hook by Brendon Farrell offers a versatile rack to hang coats and essentials. The fin coat hook is a sleek and durable piece which lends itself use in any part of the home..

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The playful design of the Altura Bench is the work of Patricia Perez, who named the piece after the Spanish word for ‘height.’ This moniker is inspired by the bench’s double-level design that allows for optimum versatility and convenience. It’s a strikingly contemporary timber design, characterised by clean lines and curving edges, that can be used for all manner of storage and display purposes.

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The simple lines of the sideboard by Matthew Hilton are distinctively modern. The functional design by Matthew Hilton is sturdy, handsome and has a solid base frame and legs, while its body is made of veneered oak or walnut. The sideboard is configured with three drawers on the left side and two doors on the right. The top drawer is slightly slimmer than the ones below, making it ideal for cutlery. All the sideboards handles are made of rectangular solid wood. This is a relatively high sideboard that appears to almost glide on its distinctively angled legs. It is a robust piece, ideal for dining and living areas.

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Charlotte Lancelot's textiles collection —Eclipse, Ripple, and Scales— blends evocative and colourful patterns with an appreciation for tactility. Made in Portugal, these cotton pieces promise quiet elegance for a timeless space.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, Solid Pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the Solid Pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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The Quad-Space stool is a visually pure design with a sophisticated Polytetrafluoroethylene and stainless steel bearing which allows rotation with limited friction, minimal maintenance and high durability. Combining a blend of precision engineering and minimal design, the Quad-Space Stool is created using lightweight materials to create a stool weighing less than 10kg.

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Charlotte Lancelot's Eclipse collection blends evocative and colourful patterns with an appreciation for tactility. Made in Portugal, these cotton pieces promise quiet elegance for a timeless space

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Charlotte Lancelot's textiles collection —Eclipse, Ripple, and Scales— blends evocative and colourful patterns with an appreciation for tactility. Made in Portugal, these cotton pieces promise quiet elegance for a timeless space.

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The Spine rug explores geometric placement patterns, drawing on arrangements of blocks and bars. With a central stacked chequerboard motif, led by a horizontal band.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, Solid Pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the Solid Pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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Charlotte Lancelot's Scales collection blends evocative and colourful patterns with an appreciation for tactility. Made in Portugal, these cotton pieces promise quiet elegance for a timeless space

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This strikingly contemporary chair was originally designed for Japanese restaurant Oki-Nami in Brighton in 2008. The brief was to create furnishings that reflected the attention to detail that defines Japanese craftsmanship, while also being suitably comfortable and durable to withstand heavy use in a restaurant environment. Nazanin Kamali designed the interior of the restaurant and worked with Case to create the tables, chairs and stools. The Oki-Nami Chair was Shortlisted for the Restaurant and Bar Design Awards in 2009. Its curving frame is crafted from a choice of solid oak or walnut and features a sleek, leather-upholstered seat pad.

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Soft Paper Lanterns take inspiration from traditional Asian lantern designs, with the addition of designer Terence Woodgate’s modern and elegant signature style. Mirroring the rounded conic shades seen in the glass, the handcrafted rice paper shades produce a soft diffused light, which names the collection. The paper collection is comprised of two lantern sizes with a variation of either black or oak stained elements.

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Charlotte Lancelot's textiles collection —Eclipse, Ripple, and Scales— blends evocative and colourful patterns with an appreciation for tactility. Made in Portugal, these cotton pieces promise quiet elegance for a timeless space.

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The Mouro Lamp by Patricia Perez plays with geometric forms in a contemporary and versatile light. Mouro is the name of the lighthouse in Perezs hometown, which served as the main point of reference in the design process. Created with adaptability in mind, this portable lamp comprises a powder coated steel frame in a compact size, offering a flexible solution for both interior and outdoor lighting. The Mouro Lamp is dimmable with 3 settings and a rotating 360-degree central element, allowing easy adjustments to light direction and ambience. The LED light is rechargeable via a discreet USB inlet.

This lamp is awesome and feels super solid!. Phillip. Nokesville, VA. Fri Sep 19 2025

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The Forum designed by Robin Day is an icon of mid-century design. Originally designed in 1964, the sofa and armchair feature a hardwood frame beautifully crafted with a finger joint detail, supported by chrome plated legs mounted to the outside of the frame. The visible construction is integral to the design; Day purposefully exposed these elements to showcase the beauty of its form. ​Case has worked in close partnership with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation to bring this iconic design back into production, nearly 60 years after it was first launched. Design drawings and an example of the original production were carefully studied and a new production developed which maintains the integrity of Robin Day"s design. Attention to detail has included recreating the exact seat angle and the full width timber plank casing, while incorporating modern materials such as Dacron-wrapped foam cushions to ensure ultimate comfort and cushion structure, solid walnut or oak to replace the tropical hardwood veneers used in the 1960s, and a metal-reinforced frame for strength and longevity

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The Forum designed by Robin Day is an icon of mid-century design. Originally designed in 1964, the sofa and armchair feature a hardwood frame beautifully crafted with a finger joint detail, supported by chrome plated legs mounted to the outside of the frame. The visible construction is integral to the design; Day purposefully exposed these elements to showcase the beauty of its form. ​ Case has worked in close partnership with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation to bring this iconic design back into production, nearly 60 years after it was first launched. Design drawings and an example of the original production were carefully studied and a new production developed which maintains the integrity of Robin Day"s design. Attention to detail has included recreating the exact seat angle and the full width timber plank casing, while incorporating modern materials such as Dacron-wrapped foam cushions to ensure ultimate comfort and cushion structure, solid walnut or oak to replace the tropical hardwood veneers used in the 1960s, and a metal-reinforced frame for strength and longevity

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Designed by Mathew Hilton, the Dulwich Desk is a compact workspace with a handy storage shelf – a perfect addition to any home office. The desk features access ports that provide a neat way to keep charging cables hidden and easily accessible from the rear. The desk comes in three colour combinations, each with a stylish HPL (High Pressure Laminate) top, hard-wearing material with a smooth, velvet-like touch that is anti-bacterial, fingerprint-proof and both scratch and heat resistant.

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The sculptural Sum Pendant, designed by Terence Woodgate, features an innovative LED module, allowing the pendant to be fitted directly to mains without a driver or transformer. A silicone shade surrounds the module, above which balances a large, floating disc (500mm diameter) and cable tube in a textured white or black finish.

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The Lucent coffee table designed by Matthew Hilton is a fine blend of modernity and functionality, boasting a minimal look that will suit a variety of interior spaces. This distinct design certainly makes a statement of style without overpowering a room. The precise joining of the glass panels at right angles gives this lucent coffee table a smart, unusual and warm effect as the translucent panels overlay darken the shades. One of the strongest design aspects of this table is is the feature of the curved edge top and base panels from tempered glass, which is highly durable and can withstand the demands of family life. Additionally, the right angles of the lucent coffee table creates a clever division inside, which can be used to display objects or store you favourite books and magazines, so they are never out of reach, when you are relaxing on the sofa. Using a classic material, such as tempered glass, makes these handsome, yet delicate tables, ideal for the home or within hotels and bars.

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Inspired by the simplicity of Japanese furniture, the Tanso armchair from the Tanso garden furniture range bridges the gap between outdoors and indoors by elevating the craftsmanship, quality, and detail of outdoor furniture. Designed by David Irwin and constructed from grade-A teak, the Tanso armchair is highly robust and weather resistant for outdoor use. Its elegant and detailed aesthetic also affords it a place inside.

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The Forum designed by Robin Day is an icon of mid-century design. Originally designed in 1964, the sofa and armchair feature a hardwood frame beautifully crafted with a finger joint detail, supported by chrome plated legs mounted to the outside of the frame. The visible construction is integral to the design; Day purposefully exposed these elements to show the beauty of its form. has worked in close partnership with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation to bring this iconic design back into production, nearly 60 years after it was first launched. Design drawings and an example of the original production were carefully studied and a new production developed which maintains the integrity of Robin Day’s design. Attention to detail has included recreating the exact seat angle and the full width timber plank casing, while incorporating modern materials such as Dacron-wrapped foam cushions to ensure ultimate comfort and cushion structure, solid walnut or oak to replace the tropical hardwood veneers used in the 1960s, and a metal-reinforced frame for strength and longevity.

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Created by award-winning furniture designer Matthew Hilton, the Bridge extension table is a contemporary and versatile table built for modern living. Designed with gently tapered solid wood legs and a veneered table top, the supporting frame arcs underneath the table top similar to a bridge formation, allowing the legs to face outwards to maximise leg room underneath. Fusing modern design and functionality. Extension leaves should be stored externally. We recommend pairing the bridge table with a number of our range of dining chairs. Exquisite aesthetic pairings include the the 675 chair by Robin Day, and profile chair by Bridge table designer Matthew Hilton.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, Solid Pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the Solid Pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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Slot, designed by Terence Woodgate, is an adjustable wall-mounted shelving system with hidden fixing holes and slots. Envisioned with simplicity and versatility at its core, Slot was created using the principles of reverse engineering; by positioning the vertical supports away from the wall, the shelves can be fixed to hidden slots, creating a seamless look. Slot has two shelf widths, 23.62 and 35.43 inches, with a height adjustment of 0.98 inch and is available in a choice of three colours. The wall attachment fittings can be hooked anywhere on the supports, making it easily adjustable to any space.

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When coming up with the concept for the Solas range of outdoor furniture, Matthew Hilton found inspiration in the nautical aesthetic. He chose materials traditionally used on yachts, teak and stainless steel, to build the range; resulting in an array of stylish designs that are light in form but durable in construction. Outdoor furniture can be very formal and urban, says Hilton, a long-time Case collaborator. We wanted something more gentle, with a touch more tradition.

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Designed by British designer Terence Woodgate, the Solid Table Light offers a pure cylindrical base, crafted from solid fine-polished Serpentine, Nero Marquina or Carrara marble. This is topped by a hand-blown opal glass shade which is acid-etched inside and out to provide a soft, diffused light.

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Sure to be the focal point in any living space, the unique shape of the Ella lounge chair will embrace you with its "Wings" reaching out to either side. Pair it with the Ella ottoman for the ideal lounging space.

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Constructed with rectilinear smoked glass frames, the wall mirror serves as a functional wall mirror with an integral display shelf for storing everyday objects. Expertly designed by Matthew Hilton with a sleek and minimal aesthetic.

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The Oar rug is explores simple geometric placement patterns, drawing on arrangements of blocks and bars. The Oar rug is conceived with a series of oar motifs placed in parallel stacks across the design, creating a striking pattern of blocks and stripes throughout the flat weave. A fine dotted pinstripe line adds a simple accent detail to the pattern echoed in the geometric appreciation of Eleanor Pritchard's work. Made in rPET and crafted in India, this durable, sustainable and considered number will make a great addition to any space at home.

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The Sip Plant Pot is a two-part self-watering planter designed by Ann Kristin Einarsen which plays with the shape of the classic terracotta form. Minimally constructed and smartly designed, a nylon wick works as an extension of the plant roots and draws water from the reservoir, enabling the plant to draw up just the water it needs. A cleverly shaped glazed tray holds water and allows for easy watering.

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Sure to be the focal point in any living space, the unique shape of the Ella lounge chair will embrace you with its "Wings" reaching out to either side. Pair it with the Ella ottoman for the ideal lounging space.

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The Ella Dining Chair represents a sleek combination of function and elegance. It’s the creation of renowned furniture designer Matthew Hilton, who conceived its smoothly curving form with impeccable attention to detail. The chair is upholstered in a soft, bouclé fabric in neutral shades and features an ergonomic frame available in a variety of different finishes.

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With clean lines and excellent craftmanship, the Marlow Table by award-winning designer Matthew Hilton is an elegant extendable dining table. Compromising on neither style nor function, the drop leaf top easily folds down on both sides. The legs slide in and lock in place when the leaves are down, freeing up space while still functioning as a smaller dining table. When fully extended, the Marlow Table can accommodate up to 8 people.

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The Forum designed by Robin Day is an icon of mid-century design. Originally designed in 1964, the sofa and armchair feature a hardwood frame beautifully crafted with a finger joint detail, supported by chrome plated legs mounted to the outside of the frame. The visible construction is integral to the design; Day purposefully exposed these elements to showcase the beauty of its form. ​Case has worked in close partnership with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation to bring this iconic design back into production, nearly 60 years after it was first launched. Design drawings and an example of the original production were carefully studied and a new production developed which maintains the integrity of Robin Day"s design. Attention to detail has included recreating the exact seat angle and the full width timber plank casing, while incorporating modern materials such as Dacron-wrapped foam cushions to ensure ultimate comfort and cushion structure, solid walnut or oak to replace the tropical hardwood veneers used in the 1960s, and a metal-reinforced frame for strength and longevity

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Designed by award-winning designer, the Cross round coffee table features a low pedestal base with a cross leg detail underneath a 90Cm veneered table top. A clear lacquer finish allows the natural warmth of the oak to come through which ensures for minimal maintenance. Echoing the elegant design of the Cross round table in smaller proportions, this coffee table is a timeless and contemporary design which is built to last.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, solid pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the solid pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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Designed for both elegance and utility, this open vanity by Studio Böttger includes a freestanding mirror unit, a small hanging rail, and shelves for shoes or accessories. Channelling the studio’s emphasis on clean minimalism, this piece brings a touch of contemporary chic to your bedroom or dressing area. Its wooden structure, enhanced by rounded legs, embodies Studio Böttger’s signature Nordic-inspired craftsmanship.

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The Overhang Side Table by renowned British designer Terence Woodgate combines innovation with elegance, featuring a sleek cantilevered form that adds both style and versatility to any living area. Its carefully tapered cross-section creates a striking illusion of weightlessness, enhancing the table's sculptural quality. The table is designed to complement diverse interiors, seamlessly blending functionality with Woodgate’s signature minimalist aesthetic. It is available with a wood finish as well as the option of a stylish HPL (High Pressure Laminate) top. HPL is a hard-wearing material with a smooth, velvet-like touch that is anti-bacterial, fingerprint-proof and both scratch and heat resistant.

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Inspired by the iconic ironwork of the Coalbrookdale foundry in Shropshire, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, this table pays homage to a legacy of British innovation and enduring quality.Every detail reflects strength and elegance, combining historical influence with contemporary design. A statement piece, with a base cast in iron and paired with a marble top, the Coalbrook table is built to last a lifetime. Its robust construction ensures it can withstand the demands of daily life while maintaining an elegant form.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, Solid Pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the Solid Pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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The Lucent Large Side Table by esteemed British designer Matthew Hilton is a sculptural blend of modern aesthetics and functionality. Crafted with translucent, tempered glass panels joined at precise right angles, the design creates a layered effect that adds depth and subtle warmth. The table's curved-edge top and base enhance its sleek, minimalist look, while also providing durability suited for both family living areas and bustling commercial settings. The right-angled glass configuration allows for a practical inner compartment. This space is ideal for displaying decorative items or storing essentials like magazines and books, keeping them easily accessible and neatly organised.

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The Ella Dining Chair represents a sleek combination of function and elegance. It’s the creation of renowned furniture designer Matthew Hilton, who conceived its smoothly curving form with impeccable attention to detail. The chair is upholstered in a soft, bouclé fabric in neutral shades and features an ergonomic frame available in a variety of different finishes.

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Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, Solid Pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the Solid Pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

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Sure to be the focal point in any living space, the unique shape of the Ella lounge chair will embrace you with its "Wings" reaching out to either side. Pair it with the Ella ottoman for the ideal lounging space.

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The Forum designed by Robin Day is an icon of mid-century design. Originally designed in 1964, the sofa and armchair feature a hardwood frame beautifully crafted with a finger joint detail, supported by chrome plated legs mounted to the outside of the frame. The visible construction is integral to the design; Day purposefully exposed these elements to showcase the beauty of its form. ​ Case has worked in close partnership with the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation to bring this iconic design back into production, nearly 60 years after it was first launched. Design drawings and an example of the original production were carefully studied and a new production developed which maintains the integrity of Robin Day"s design. Attention to detail has included recreating the exact seat angle and the full width timber plank casing, while incorporating modern materials such as Dacron-wrapped foam cushions to ensure ultimate comfort and cushion structure, solid walnut or oak to replace the tropical hardwood veneers used in the 1960s, and a metal-reinforced frame for strength and longevity