Luxus Home and Garden

Luxus Home and Garden builds its outdoor-furniture offering around solid teak. Dining tables, sofa sets, benches, and loungers belong to a collection that distinguishes between sitting down for a meal and settling in for a long afternoon. The British brand explains that it designs its pieces in Warwickshire and makes them at its own facility in Indonesia. That connection between design and workshop is part of its identity: the furniture is presented as its own collection, with different shapes and capacities for arranging gardens and patios.

Outdoor dining options seat four, six, eight, ten, or twelve people. Tables can be round, oval, or rectangular, with extending and folding versions available. Sets include stacking chairs, folding chairs, and benches, combined according to each model. Examples include Maximus and Sunshine tables and Marlow, Henley, and San Francisco seating. The variety distinguishes a table with fixed dimensions from one that extends, or a set of individual chairs from an arrangement incorporating shared bench seating.

Amalfi represents the relaxation range, with sofas, benches, lounge chairs, and a low table. Collection information highlights cross-braced teak frames and deep cushions. Portofino and Santorini also appear as outdoor lounge sets with benches, chairs, and a coffee table. Reclining loungers and individual benches, including Belgravia and Harmony, join those families. The catalog allows dining and conversation areas to remain separate spaces, rather than reducing garden furniture to a single table and chairs.

Manufacturing has a visible place in Luxus’s presentation. The company shows timber selection and preparation, workshop activity, sanding, checking, and packing individual pieces. It states that it uses teak with SVLK and FLEGT references and provides information about its sourcing. These are process details documented by the brand itself; the description need not turn them into broader environmental guarantees. Its care guides also distinguish between retaining wood’s honey tone and allowing it to develop a silver finish, two approaches to the appearance of teak.

Umbrellas, covers, and care kits complete the furniture selection. Options include tilting wooden umbrellas and three-by-three-meter or four-by-three-meter cantilever models with solar-powered LED lighting. Accessories also include lazy Susans for tables. Together, the range addresses not just seating but shade, protection, and serving an outdoor meal. Pieces and accessories appear in garden and workshop photographs and videos, helping shoppers understand specific proportions and combinations.

The UK store advertises free standard delivery on orders over £500 to mainland UK addresses, with surcharges for the Scottish Highlands, Scottish islands, and Northern Ireland. That condition does not mean universally free shipping. The corporate contact address is 71–75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ, also identified as the registered office; it is not presented here as a showroom open to the public. Purchases go through the online store, with information on delivery, returns, warranties, and care for its furniture families.