Experience the Brill Lifestyle The Brill lifestyle is evident in each product we make. Watch our video to experience why. Bill Shaub, VP of sales at the Brill Company joins Liz Toombs to talk about the benefits of domestically produced furniture. Designing solutions for the student experience by understanding the needs and goals of residential housing on university and college campuses.
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Using solid oak, maple and pine, Brill's reputation for producing quality products at competitive prices is a benchmark in the industry. Brill offers a unique blend of experience and dedication to the ever-changing demands in today's world. With the knowledge gained through years of research into wood and wood finishes, Brill brings you quality products with lasting value.
Combining function and style with the use of mixed materials in an innovative, collaborative approach to student living. A collection of flexible, sensible case goods and a loftable bed made of solid Northern grown Red Oak and premium-veneered plywoods. Appealing for its clean lines, with pinless bedends, four spreaders and a clean, architectural appeal with 1-1/8 tops.
The Park Place Collection of casegoods offers a warm, traditional look with sophisticated detailing. The bed is offered in a twin, full and queen size and is available as a Bed Platform, Metal Bolt on Frame or Wood Bed Rails and Platform. The collection offers a free standing wardrobe along with either a three or four drawer chest option. The versatility of the table desk could serve nicely as a desk or entertainment center or even as a dining surface.
The Mesa Collection offers two handsome headboard options in twin, full and queen sizes. The detailed radius bottom edge of the chest and night stand adds an element of sophistication to this collection. Hand crafted and made to last, Mesa's design accommodates either bar or knob pulls on the chests, desk and night stand. The maple or oak wood grain highlights the five finish options, Natural Maple, Walnut, Mocha, Warm Cherry and White Wash.
Reviews (1)
Maynard
May 03, 2021
Upholstery literally came apart on furniture that has little to no use in our formal front room. The fabric has separated in multiple places, and it was like pulling teeth to get a reply from "customer quality". I would assume if I were a corporate client, versus a home owner, I wouldn't be advised to go find an upholsterer on my own (no offer of help from where or materials). This is expensive commercial grade furniture - shameful
