Regency Tiers Side Table

The Regency Tiers Side Table by Theodore Alexander carries itself with the composed authority of a well-edited room — its tiered silhouette a studied exercise in proportion, each level descending with quiet architectural intention. At twenty-three and a half inches square and rising to a graceful twenty-eight and a half inches, the form occupies space the way only a considered classic can: presently, without apology. The finish, shown here in its curated state, lends a depth of surface that rewards close attention. This is a piece that anchors a conversation grouping or a bedside with equal refinement, belonging as naturally to a townhouse library as to a tailored primary suite.