by LOS ANGELES – Fall 2026 – Luxury furnishings studio Nathan Anthony Furniture announces the debut of its inaugural case coods capsule collection at the WestEdge Design Fair, held at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar in Booth #217, October 29-31.
Marking the brand’s first foray into case goods designed to correlate directly with its bespoke seating, the launch fulfills co-founder and CEO Khai Mai’s vision for custom storage solutions.
The capsule introduces three distinct collections engineered to integrate with the brand’s sectionals, upholstered beds, and sofas. The case pieces reflect a range of design themes.
Architecte and Miramar each offer four fully customizable case piece options including a nightstand with open shelf; a nightstand with two drawers; a console available from 48 to 84 inches in width; and a four-drawer console. An impressively curved, built-in bookshelf variation in Miramar is designed to wrap along the back of semi-circular seating models like the Relax sectional and Anders sofa, available exclusively at Nathan Anthony.
A third case goods collection, Alais 2.0, offers the fully customizable console, available up to 84 inches in width, atop hand-turned, distinctively shaped Alder wood feet.
Expanding the dining category, the debut also incorporates custom banquette seating featuring concealed storage compartments and integrated accommodations for electrical connectivity.
“Developing case goods has been a natural evolution of our upholstery work, driven directly by requests from our interior design partners,” Mai said. “Bringing our unique sensibility to correlates translates to seamless continuity for designers and their clients.”
Each case piece is benchmade to order in Los Angeles and available to specify in an array of curated wood finishes and specialty veneers.
“Khai has been deeply intentional about engineering case pieces that pair effortlessly with our in-line upholstery silhouettes and finishes,” added co-founder and Chief Creative Officer Tina Nicole. “Achieving this degree of scale, finish match, and silhouette alignment simply isn’t possible when sourcing from two disparate vendors.”
