Althorp Nest Nests of Table

The Althorp Nest of Tables from Theodore Alexander's Living History collection arrives as a quietly commanding presence — a tiered composition in okoumé veneer, brass, and glass that speaks to the enduring logic of classical proportion. Each surface relates to the next with the considered rhythm of well-resolved architecture, the warm veneer grounded by the cool authority of brass detailing and the transparency of glass. At thirty and a half inches wide and just over thirty-three inches tall, the grouping holds its own beside a sofa or within a reading corner without demanding attention it hasn't earned. This is the kind of considered accent piece that a room simply becomes better for having.