The Theodore Alexander Cloverlea Dresser is a figured walnut dresser from the Althorp Living History collection, which draws on the historic furniture of the Althorp estate in England. Walnut veneer with strong natural figure covers the case, classic brass details pick out the front, and the rich Heirloom finish ties it all together. At 64 inches wide, it suits a primary bedroom with room for a proper dresser and a mirror or artwork above it.
Design & Craftsmanship
Theodore Alexander pairs khaya wood with walnut veneer, choosing the veneer for its figure so that the front of the dresser shows movement in the grain rather than a flat expanse of brown. The Heirloom finish (VCF2016) is a deep, warm color that lets that figure show through, and the brass details give the piece its classic English character. An anti-tip kit is provided, which matters for a case piece of this weight in a home with children. Matching pieces exist in the same collection, so a full bedroom can be assembled in the same walnut and finish. The Theodore Alexander Cloverlea Dresser suits a Pinecrest family home or a Coral Gables primary bedroom where furniture is expected to last for generations, and its 22-inch depth keeps it workable in a Miami Beach condo bedroom as well.
Dimensions & Specifications
- Overall: 64" W x 22" D x 36" H (162.6 x 55.9 x 91.5 cm)
- Materials: Khaya wood, walnut veneer, brass
- Finish: Heirloom (VCF2016)
- Hardware: Classic brass details
- Net weight: 273.4 lb
- SKU: AL60060; anti-tip kit provided
Why buy your Theodore Alexander dresser at Decor House
Decor House Furniture, an authorized Theodore Alexander dealer, has furnished Miami homes for more than 40 years. A dresser weighing well over 250 pounds calls for white glove delivery, and we include it: the piece is unpacked, carried to the bedroom, placed where you want it and the packaging taken away. Interior designers and architects are welcome in the Decor House Trade Program. Visit us at 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables, or contact us to order the Theodore Alexander Cloverlea Dresser.
