Edgeworth Side Table

The Edgeworth Side Table speaks in the measured cadence of classical proportion, its Khaya wood construction enriched by the interplay of Morado and Satinwood veneers — a quiet study in tonal contrast that rewards close attention. At twenty-eight inches wide and twenty-five inches tall, it occupies its corner of a room with the unhurried confidence of a well-considered object, neither asserting itself nor receding. Theodore Alexander's hand is evident in the deliberate restraint of the silhouette, where every edge and surface works in service of a larger, deeply refined whole.