History

Lloyd Buxton furniture is quintessentially English. Ranging from classic occasional tables to complete dining ensembles, our exclusive furniture is synonymous with quality, tradition, and sophisticated living. Started by a North Carolina family with three decades of furniture experience, Lloyd Buxton was created because founding members had a deep understanding and appreciation of 18th century furniture. The idea was to create new furniture from famous English classics, and to build it based on the same quality standards of those inspiring antiques.

The company brought this dream to life by seeking out partnerships with the finest furniture makers in England and the Far East. Through these relationships Lloyd Buxton was able to produce pieces that employed elements of old-world craftsmanship like elaborate hand carving, ornate veneers, dove-tail joints, and solid-brass cast hardware.

The company's original product collection began with carefully crafted versions of formal estate pieces like Chippendale sideboards and Hepplewhite secretaires. The line has since grown to include more casual selections crafted in the style of English country home antiques.
Today, Lloyd Buxton furniture is compared to the finest furniture in the marketplace. Lloyd Buxton remains true to its original desire to produce prestigious classics, and quality has become the company's trademark.