Cox London, founded by Christopher and Nicola Cox, is a furniture, lighting and art studio best known for their original work: an artful translation of natural forms in a range of thoughtfully selected materials. Drawing from a rich heritage spanning generations of antique dealing and fine art, Christopher and Nicola bring their unique sculptural furniture, lighting and objects to life in their London workshop.
With foundations rooted in intensive sculptural techniques such as the ancient arts of lost-wax bronze casting and forged ironwork, every piece reflects the artists’ shared enthusiasm for the endless well of inspiration found in our natural world.
From their early days in antiques and antique restoration to their evolution as creators of bespoke, nature-inspired designs, Cox London continues to exemplify artistry, quality, and the cultivation of talent. Every twist of iron, each beat of the hammer and all the delicate brush strokes are designed to stir the soul a little.
Cox London’s journey began in the mid-1990s when sculptors Christopher and Nicola Cox bonded over their shared compulsion to make sculpture and their mutual fascination for the decorative arts. In 2004, the pair set up their first formal studio and have been creating in tandem ever since as partners in art, life, and business.
Formalised in 2005, Cox London was founded upon a shared vision of slow design and nature-led forms. Today, Christopher and Nicola lead an ever-growing team of skilled and emerging artists, engineers, designers, and finishing experts in their London workshop, where each bespoke piece is mindfully forged.
With resilience, growth, and a commitment to excellence and staying curious, Cox London marries materiality and time-honoured techniques to create objects of rarefied beauty and intrigue. Molten bronze, hand-forged iron, and kiln-formed glass are all respected yet reimagined into new silhouettes and sensibilities.
Cox London honours the past while illuminating the path ahead, crafting a legacy of artistry that stands the test of time.