Gazette
Search, Filters, and Finding the Right Chair in Three Clicks
How search and filtering work on deskwell.co.uk, why the categories are named for how people shop rather than how suppliers file, and what the site deliberately does not do.
Visitor Chairs: Comfort for People Who Don't Stay All Day
Visitor chairs have a different job from task chairs: quick comfort, easy in and out, and fabric that forgives. How to choose one without paying for levers nobody will touch.
Back to the Office in September: A Checklist That Isn't Dreadful
Chairs that sink, desks that wobble, screens that have given up. A short office refresh checklist to work through before the busy season, most of it free.
Ergonomic Chairs vs Task Chairs: Where the Money Goes
What the ergonomic badge should mean before a chair earns the extra money, and where a plain task chair does the same job for a third of the price.
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.
Standing Desk Myths: What the Research Actually Says
Standing all day was never the goal. An honest look at the calorie claims, the smoking comparison, and why the height you sit at matters less than how often you change it.
"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.
Acoustic Panels: The Polite Way to Quieten an Office
Open offices echo because sound has nowhere soft to land. Here is what acoustic panels actually do, and why a few in the right place beat a full refit.
The Canteen Refresh: Cafe Tables That Survive Lunch
The canteen takes more punishment than any other room in the building. What to buy so it still looks good in year three: wipe-clean tops, stacking chairs and tables that fold away.
Meeting Tables: Sizes, Shapes, and Seating Maths
How many people genuinely fit round each meeting table size? The elbow maths, the shapes, and the tape measure trick that stops you buying a table the room cannot hold.
Monitor Arms: Reclaim Your Desk, Spare Your Neck
The cheapest ergonomic upgrade in the building is not the chair. It is the thing holding your screen, and most of us are still using the stand it came with.
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.