Whilton Square Cocktail Table

The Whilton Square Cocktail Table from Theodore Alexander's Althorp Living History collection speaks with the quiet authority of a room that has always known exactly what it is — khaya wood and walnut veneer grounded by brass detailing, each material in considered conversation with the next. At fifty-two inches square, its generous footprint commands the center of a seating arrangement without apology, the low profile at twenty inches drawing the eye along its surface rather than above it. This is a table that belongs to the tradition of great English interiors, composed and unhurried, as at ease in a library hung with ancestral portraits as in a considered modern salon.