Established in 1982, the Lyndon workshops in Cheltenham quickly gained a reputation for making carefully crafted, high-quality furniture that highlights our woodworking skills and upholstery expertise.
Comfortable, functional and designed for modern living spaces, our furniture has always blended style and sophistication with touches of traditional detail for a sense of timeless elegance. Because of their quality, our products have become a mainstay in hospitality settings including hotels, bars, restaurants, clubs, spas and more.
In 2010, Lyndon merged with the Boss Design Group, and our superbly upholstered show-wood products began attracting commercial customers around the world. With workspaces growing more varied and organic, Lyndon furniture has become synonymous with the softening of the office.
Relaunching as a brand in 2023, Lyndon is developing new families of products that showcase our appreciation of timber and outstanding upholstery skills, and reflect the direction we believe the market is moving in.
The way we live, work and relax is evolving and the spaces around us need to reflect this change.
Lyndon furniture provides relaxed comfort and exceptional quality, using natural colours and textures to redefine today’s hospitality spaces – for a calming atmosphere that appeals to the senses.
Getting it right takes time. Our design process is careful, patient and considered. We draw and redraw our concepts, build prototypes and test them, then go through the whole process again and again until we’re satisfied that we’ve arrived at the perfect form.
Balancing modern and traditional
The skills of our craftspeople are central to our approach and we work closely with them to develop each new product, continually exploring finishes and jointing techniques that showcase our skillsets. In our workshops there is a beautiful balance between traditional and modern woodworking technologies – we use them together to create new shapes, forms, sections and profiles, pushing the boundaries with our woodwork and upholstery.
The timber excites us – its patterns and textures, how feels, its strength, what it smells like and even its little imperfections. By putting natural wood grain on show, each piece of furniture has something unique. When that’s combined with the patterns and weaves of the wonderful fabrics used in our upholstery the result is furniture people can’t help but touch. A sensory experience.
Refine and improve
The Lyndon aesthetic is modern, but we never chase trends. The long, arduous process of refinement that we go through with every design results in forms that will stand the test of time. Fashions may change, but our customers are able to enjoy their Lyndon furniture for decades.
This, alongside the build quality we are known for, makes Lyndon furniture better for the environment. Sustainability informs our design process, the materials we select and how we manufacture our products. We use locally sourced materials wherever possible, and as much recycled and recyclable materials as possible in the upholstery.
“Everything about timber excites us. We love its look, feel and even its smell, from when it’s delivered to our factory as rough sawn planks, to its departure in the form of finely crafted furniture. Wood is nature’s ideal building material.”
Phil Bennett
Design Lead at Lyndon
Smooth, contoured upholstery. Minimal, organic lines. The unique, natural qualities of wood. Elegant touches of detail recalling a heritage in traditional furniture making. These are the characteristics that harmonise within the Lyndon aesthetic, as demonstrated across the furniture families in our portfolio.
