Dorchester Mirror

The Dorchester Mirror renders its classical character through a frame of Khaya wood finished in a tone that rewards sustained attention, its proportions — thirty inches across, rising to a full fifty in height — scaled for the wall that anchors a room rather than merely decorates it. Brass detailing articulates the architecture of the surround with the quiet authority that distinguishes Theodore Alexander's most considered work, each element in dialogue with the next. The mirror plate itself completes the composition, returning light and depth to an interior with the unhurried elegance that defines the Dorchester collection.