+94 112 594 495 
sales@rauxbrothers.com
+94 112 594 495
sales@rauxbrothers.com 
The overarching philosophy at Raux Brothers is the belief that the purity of crafting by hand enhances a piece with a magic that production lines never can; it is this belief that has driven us to build a reputation as craftsmen of fine handcrafted wooden furniture in elegant timeless designs, built with an uncompromising commitment to quality. The emphasis has always been on the client’s need, from product design, materials, and craftsmanship, to the finish.
Each Raux Brothers collection is distinctively styled in a perfect blend of the traditional and contemporary. Every piece of furniture is first perfected at our state-of-the-art Design Centre situated within our modern, extensive factory and Ideation Hub in Pilyandala.
While our facilities incorporate traditional handcrafting abilities, we possess the capacity and proven experience to handle large scale hotel projects, both in Sri Lanka and overseas.
To be the gold standard for luxury interiors and quality furniture in Sri Lanka.
To maintain signature style and consistent quality in our products and dependable professionalism in all our services, resulting in a hassle-free, pleasant experience for our customers.
Established in 1959, Raux Brothers is spearheaded by a team led by Graham & Kalani Raux. Through the incorporation of modern, innovative ideas, the organization has been transformed into a furniture manufacturing and sourcing company more than capable of meeting modern demands.
Inspired by architecture ten years ago we commissioned three unique store spaces by restoring and renovating hand-picked colonial houses. Each carried its’ hallmark furniture collections, accessories, and elements.
Ten years later to give our customers an added level of convenience we decided to centralize all product ranges under one space, a place with good positioning and visibility. This was when the concept of the ‘CONCEPT STORE’ was born. We achieved this milestone as planned on our 60th year.
