Brokis UK Partner Brokis at EDC Launches with Focus on Project Delivery and Reliability

Brokis at EDC has launched as a dedicated UK brand partner for Czech lighting manufacturer Brokis, following a year of close collaboration focused on production knowledge and real-world project delivery. The business is structured to support interior designers and architects specifying Brokis lighting, with an emphasis on technical clarity, reliability, and follow-through from specification through to installation.
London, United Kingdom - Brokis [https://www.brokisedc.com/], the Czech manufacturer internationally recognised for contemporary glass lighting rooted in Bohemian craftsmanship, has expanded its UK presence with the formal launch of Brokis at EDC [https://www.brokisedc.com/about-us/], a dedicated UK brand partner focused on supporting interior designers and architects through reliable project delivery.

Brokis at EDC has been established following a year of close, hands-on collaboration with Brokis, during which founder James Apichart Jarvis [https://www.brokisedc.com/about-us/james-apichart-jarvis/] worked directly with the manufacturer to develop an in-depth understanding of Brokis collections, production processes, and real-world project execution. This included time spent with the Rabell family, gaining insight into how Brokis lighting is designed, engineered, and manufactured, as well as supporting multiple live projects as they moved from specification into delivery.

While high-end lighting is often discussed primarily in terms of design and presentation, Brokis at EDC has been structured around a different priority: ensuring that Brokis lighting performs reliably once projects are underway. Over the past year, this has involved navigating technical coordination, lead times, installation constraints, and production realities that only become visible during active projects.

This combination of production-level knowledge and on-site project experience led to the formalisation of Brokis at EDC as an independent UK brand partner. The launch preserves continuity with the European Design Centre (EDC) legacy while establishing a clear operational focus on accountability, transparency, and follow-through for designers specifying Brokis lighting.

Brokis at EDC will provide UK-based trade access, technical guidance, and project support for interior designers and architects working with Brokis across residential, hospitality, and commercial environments. Trade professionals can apply for account access [https://www.brokisedc.com/professionals/partner] through the company's website to engage early in the specification process and receive structured support through to installation.

As part of the launch, Brokis at EDC will share selected recent projects and Brokis collections to demonstrate how the lighting performs under real project conditions, placing emphasis on reliability and execution alongside design intent.

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