Nigeria: Timothy Oulton Opens Lagos Gallery for Luxury Furniture

10 December 2024

Timothy Oulton, a British luxury furniture and lifestyle brand, has unveiled its flagship gallery in Victoria Island, Lagos, aimed at revolutionizing Nigeria's luxury and functional art market.

Renowned for its masterful fusion of British heritage-inspired design, artisanal craftsmanship, and daring modern aesthetics, Timothy Oulton says it brings a new standard of opulence and sophistication to discerning Nigerian homeowners and design enthusiasts.

According to the company "The Lagos gallery is more than just a showroom; it is a sensory journey into the world of luxury living. Each piece reflects Timothy Oulton's passion for authenticity, crafted from premium materials such as reclaimed timbers, hand-polished leathers, and vintage-inspired metals, all hand made in a workshop and not a factory, with simple tools and time honoured techniques".

The collection offers a range of extraordinary furniture, lighting, and home accessories that seamlessly marry functionality with timeless artistry, transforming spaces into captivating narratives.

Timothy Oulton's entry into Nigeria signals a new era for the country's design landscape, inviting Nigerians to explore a lifestyle that celebrates bold individuality, meticulous craftsmanship, and unrivaled quality.

A statement from the company added, "Whether it's the signature Chesterfields that reimagine classic British elegance, the dazzling crystal chandeliers, or the iconic Aviator series inspired by aviation history, the gallery promises a diverse array of statement pieces that redefine what it means to live luxuriously."

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