Barclay Butera by Lexington 935-955 Temple End Table

Product Description: Barclay Butera by Lexington - 935-955 - Temple End Table -

Barclay Butera by Lexington - 935-955 - Temple End Table -

Barclay Butera by Lexington Home Brands represents a celebrated collaboration between Lexington Home Brands and acclaimed design icon Barclay Butera. In the world of great style, there are no strict rules—only the art of making a statement. True style is personal, ever-evolving, and as unique as the individual. Whether your home is a breezy coastal retreat or a chic urban loft, there’s always something that sets it apart, making it distinctly yours.

At the heart of Barclay’s philosophy is the belief that our surroundings should inspire us. For him, that inspiration begins at home. His signature aesthetic is effortlessly chic, casually sophisticated, and thoughtfully curated. Each design blends glamour with warmth, layering color, texture, and natural materials to create spaces that feel inviting yet undeniably refined. Barclay Butera by Lexington captures this vision—timeless, distinctive, and always inspiring.

Collection Features: Laguna collection by Barclay Butera by Lexington holds a special meaning for Barclay Butera. As a young designer, his very first real estate purchase was a bungalow in Laguna once owned by Hollywood screen legend Bette Davis. Like many of the cottages that lined the coast years ago, it had a timeless traditional feel without the formal trappings. The renovation taught him that design and scale are not mutually exclusive. Cozy spaces exude an intimacy easily lost in the grand scaling of homes today. In developing Laguna, they were thoughtful about scale, materials, finish colors and textiles. The goal was to achieve the same level of familiarity and authenticity that drew him so strongly to that seaside home. Explore the complete Barclay Butera by Lexington product assortment here.

Collection Features: Laguna collection by Barclay Butera by Lexington holds a special meaning for Barclay Butera. As a young designer, his very first real estate purchase was a bungalow in Laguna once owned by Hollywood screen legend Bette Davis. Like many of the cottages that lined the coast years ago, it had a timeless traditional feel without the formal trappings. The renovation taught him that design and scale are not mutually exclusive. Cozy spaces exude an intimacy easily lost in the grand scaling of homes today. In developing Laguna, they were thoughtful about scale, materials, finish colors and textiles. The goal was to achieve the same level of familiarity and authenticity that drew him so strongly to that seaside home.