Brewstini
Oval Rosso Levanto marble and walnut coffee table against a white studio wall

Brewstini, made to commission

Furniture witha room in mind.

Rosso Levanto marble, fluted walnut and brass

The Brewstini approach

Designed from the room outwards.

We begin with how you live, where the piece will sit and what it needs to do. Proportion and material follow from there. Every commission belongs to its setting and to the person who asked for it.

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Selected work

Pieces from the collection

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Dining table with a Verde Alpi marble top on two solid walnut plinths, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Dining table

Verde Alpi marble, solid walnut

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

Round dining table on a fluted cylindrical pedestal, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Dining table

Solid oak, fluted pedestal base

Low coffee table with a veined marble top on an arch-cut wood base, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Coffee table

Marble top, solid walnut arched base

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

Armchair

Boucle upholstery, curved wood shell

Fumed oak sideboard with two woven cane door fronts on turned legs, photographed against a plain plaster wall.

Sideboard

Fumed oak, woven cane door fronts, brass ring pulls

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

Calacatta marble coffee table on a solid walnut frame in a light-filled sitting room

Stone and timber

Two materials, designed as one piece.

Marble, travertine and onyx bring colour and geological variation. Walnut and oak bring warmth, structure and an edge that can be repaired. The junction between them is where the design earns its keep.

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Commission

Begin with a room, a dimension or a material.

The first conversation is free. Bring a drawing, a photograph, or simply the space that needs a piece.

How commissioning works