Somerset-based interiors brand Cox & Cox has announced a new pricing strategy in response to customer feedback.
Following a recent survey of more than 84,000 subscribers, the company is lowering prices, without compromising the quality or craftsmanship customers have come to expect.
While the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection continues to offer the timeless inspiration Cox & Cox is renowned for, this season also marks a meaningful shift in how the brand approaches value.
The customer survey revealed high levels of satisfaction with Cox & Cox’s product offering but also identified areas where improvements could be made – particularly around pricing. In response, the company has implemented reductions across many of its products to ensure that creating a stylish, well-considered interior is within easier reach.
Central to this initiative is the launch of the Stylist’s Edit – a curated collection of its best-selling, in-stock pieces. Carefully selected by the brand’s in-house stylists, this edit showcases Cox & Cox’s most iconic designs, now with significantly reduced pricing.
On average, prices in the Stylist’s Edit have been lowered by 26 per cent, offering customers a unique opportunity to invest in enduring style at exceptional value.
“Our team has selected a timeless edit of Cox & Cox favourites. Those iconic pieces that reflect the heart of our collection,” said Jan Duckworth, Managing Director at Cox & Cox. “Thoughtfully curated and now offered at exceptional prices, this is an opportunity to welcome enduring style into your home for less.”
In addition to the Stylist’s Edit, Cox & Cox has reduced prices across its entire made-to-order furniture collection by 25 per cent. Customers will continue to receive the same exceptional build quality, choice of premium fabrics, and expert craftsmanship, all handmade in the UK and supported by a 10-year structural guarantee.
Despite the price reductions, Cox & Cox is committed to delivering products of uncompromising quality and considered design. These changes are part of a broader strategy to ensure the brand remains customer-focused and accessible, while staying true to its design-led heritage.
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