Levriero

The Levriero stands as a piece of quiet command — a brass form whose slender, architecturally considered proportions recall the elegant economy of line one associates with the great decorative traditions. At forty-five inches wide and thirty-eight inches tall, it occupies space with the confidence of a sculptural object rather than a mere accessory, its warm metallic presence anchoring a room without demanding it. Theodore Alexander has long understood that the finest freestanding pieces exist at the threshold between furniture and art, and the Levriero embodies that sensibility with characteristic restraint.