Spencer London Empire Console

The Spencer London Empire Console moves with the quiet authority of a well-composed room, its maple wood construction dressed in sycamore veneer that catches light with the subtlety of fine tailoring. Brass details punctuate the silhouette with precisely the right degree of warmth, neither decorative for its own sake nor restrained to the point of austerity. At fifty-two inches wide, the piece commands a wall or anchors a foyer with the proportional confidence that defines the Fulham finish — a tone that reads as both rooted and refined. This is Theodore Alexander at its most considered, a console that belongs equally to a Georgian townhouse and a thoroughly contemporary interior.