Luxury Furniture

Luxury Furniture buying guide

Luxury Furniture here leans strongly towards modern design, with traditional and classic options also represented, so it suits shoppers who want a refined look without a single fixed style. Across the range you will see pieces for dining, bedroom and living spaces, made up of cabinet, dresser and table formats that feel coordinated rather than overly decorative.

The most common materials are wood veneer, MDF and solid wood, with finishes such as silver birch, walnut, ivory, white and grey gloss. That gives you scope to choose between warmer timber tones and cleaner painted or high-gloss looks, depending on how much contrast you want in the room.

Luxury Furniture sizes and fit

Sizes vary quite widely, so it helps to check the space around the item as well as its footprint. Observed widths run from 32 cm to 345 cm, heights from 22.5 cm to 240 cm and depths from 5 cm to 226.1 cm, with many pieces sitting around 121 cm wide, 85 cm high and 52.5 cm deep.

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Because the range includes narrow cabinets as well as large wardrobes, sideboards and dining pieces, measure doorways, stairs and turning points before you decide. The larger items are more likely to need extra manoeuvring space, while compact options can suit smaller rooms or tighter alcoves.

Choose the right storage shape

Storage choices include one-door to six-door units, plus two-drawer, three-drawer, five-drawer and six-drawer layouts. You will also find shelves, hanging rails and mixed cabinet designs, so it is easier to match the storage to clothes, dinnerware or display pieces without overfilling the room.

Luxury Furniture materials and finishes

Modern style is the clear lead in this category, but there are also traditional, contemporary, rustic, mid-century and Scandinavian influences. If you want to browse related looks, you can also compare the styles in Modern Furniture, Contemporary Furniture and Scandinavian Furniture.

Finishes are a major part of the choice, with gloss, painted and antique treatments appearing across the range. Silver birch, walnut and grey Koto high gloss are useful examples of how the same category can feel either softly natural or sharper and more reflective, so it pays to match the finish to the other furniture in the room.

Assembly and ordering notes

Many items arrive flat packed, although assembled and part assembled options are also present, and optional assembly is available on selected products only. Luxury Furniture can be ordered with free standard delivery, and finance or a 50% deposit option may be available subject to CFS terms and eligibility, so always check the individual product page and checkout for the exact service shown.

If you prefer a simpler start, you can also review Ready Assembled Furniture for pieces that arrive built where offered.