Edwin Loxley – Totally British – Totally Bespoke – Totally Unique E
dwin Loxley, the Nottingham based bespoke manufacturers, offer something completely different to their dealer network to achieve a market leading product, specification and service.
Rather than offer pre-set product ranges to their dealer network, Edwin Loxley work with their dealers to shape each and every commission so that it suits exactly their customer’s tastes, requirements and lifestyle. “It’s the difference between bespoke manufacturing as oppose to bespoke tailoring of existing ranges which is what the majority of our perceived competition do.
I believe we are the only high end brand to offer this level of service through a dealer network.”- Comments Joe Cavani, Founder and Managing Director.
Given that their dealer network have helped, to shape the product over the years, Edwin Loxley believe they have the very best specification and levels of service within the high end kitchen industry. Add an extremely competitive price and comprehensive, national retail marketing to support their dealer network and you have an ‘explosive’ formula that, despite a difficult economy, sees a very healthy order book.
As you would expect with a true bespoke manufactured product, any style of finish is possible. Although they are best known for their in-frame blend of traditional and contemporary design, they also offer ‘Cavani’.
Cavani features ultra modern design but with the same levels of flexibility, in terms of finishes and cabinet sizes, as their Edwin Loxley branded furniture
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and at a price point similar to that of high end, mainland European brands offering ‘off the peg’ solutions created from inferior materials.
Edwin Loxley A blend of traditional and contemporary styling featuring painted maple and walnut
Lateral Larder featuring walnut / burr walnut
Cavani commission featuring Ash veneer and olive painted finish
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