Specialties
At Scott + Cooner Austin, we pride ourselves on being more than just a furniture showroom in Austin, TX. We carry over 100 top European lines of modern furniture, including designer sofas, classic contemporary dining tables, elegant lighting fixtures, and Poliform kitchen & closet systems. Catering to the designer trade and high-end retail customers alike, we offer luxury furniture and excellent customer service. From modern sofas to designer chairs, our collection encompasses the best in modern living. We also offer exclusive Poliform kitchen and closet systems guaranteed to elevate your space. Visit our showroom today and experience the epitome of modern design and style. We have everything from mid-century modern to classic contemporary.
History
Established in 1995.
With their shared love of classic and modern European furnishings, training in architecture and interior design, the team of Lloyd Scott & Josy Cooner Collins started curating some of the best design in the world.
The Dallas showroom opened in 1995, with Austin following in 2001. Scott + Cooner was purchased by employees Jud and Amanda Taylor in 2021. They continue the tradition of offering the best in modern design, and opened a San Francisco San Francisco in 2024, with local co-owners Joy Agcaoili and Samantha Hartley-Hewitt.
Meet the Business Owner: Jud and Amanda T.
Scott + Cooner owners Amanda and Jud Taylor have an advantage: They learned from the best. Before the pair made the decision to buy the renowned Dallas and Austin showrooms from founders Lloyd Scott and Josy Cooner-Collins in 2021, as long-time employees, they were well-versed in every aspect of the business.
“Like most small companies, we all wore multiple hats and learned from the ground up,” says Amanda.
“It has and always will be a team effort—and that’s exactly the way we want it,” adds Jud.
While setting the bar for modern contemporary design in Dallas, Austin and San Francisco remains the key focus, under the Taylor’s tutelage, it comes with a renewed energy.
As business owners, they sport a couple of mantras. The first relates to buying: “Your best seller may not be our best seller,” a nod to listening to what their clients—not suppliers—want. The second showcases an unwavering commitment to customer service: “We want to tell you before you have to ask us.”