The Timothy Side Table

The Timothy Side Table arrives as a study in considered contrasts, its Khaya wood foundation lending a quiet structural authority while the play of Golden Madrone and Morado veneers across its surfaces creates a richly figured, almost painterly geometry. Brass detailing punctuates the composition with measured warmth, drawing the eye without overwhelming the inherent calm of the form. At twenty-six inches square and rising to a generous twenty-six and a half inches, it occupies a room with the self-possessed ease of a piece that understands exactly what it is — a refined object from Theodore Alexander's Stephen Church collection, classical in its sensibility yet entirely of the present moment.