Jacoby Dining Table

The Jacoby Dining Table speaks in the measured cadences of classical proportion, its square form grounded in a harmony of Khaya wood and layered veneers — Acacia, Khaya, and Oak — each contributing its own quiet depth to the whole. At forty-eight inches square, it commands a room without overwhelming it, the kind of architectural restraint that defines enduring dining furniture. Theodore Alexander's hand is evident in the considered refinement of the silhouette, where tradition is honored without being merely repeated.