Built as a partner style desk, the Theodore Alexander Macvicar Desk is finished on every side, so it can float in the middle of a room instead of hiding against a wall. Drawer fronts in okoume crotch veneers sit inside frames of geometric inlay, brass mounts and round pulls add the classical note, and the 64 by 36.5 inch top gives you room to actually work.
Design & Craftsmanship
Khaya and beech wood carry morado, khaya, okoume and sycamore veneers, finished in Heritage Brown (VCF2101) with Swirl Brown (LCF005) and Gold tooling (LT02) named among the finish materials. Traditional brass bail handles and tapered legs with brass caps complete the detailing. The Theodore Alexander Macvicar Desk is drawn from an original in the Princess of Wales Bedroom and belongs to the Sunderland collection, so a matching library or bedroom can be built around it.
As a home office desk in Coral Gables it takes the centre of the room and faces the window; in a Brickell library it works as a writing table with the back on show to the seating.
Dimensions & Specifications
- Overall: 64" W x 36.5" D x 30.5" H (162.6 x 93 x 77.7 cm)
- Main materials: khaya and beech wood, morado, khaya, okoume and sycamore veneers, brass
- Finish materials: Heritage Brown (VCF2101), Swirl Brown (LCF005), Gold tooling (LT02)
- Drawer fronts: okoume crotch veneers framed by geometric inlay
- Hardware: brass mounts, round pulls and bail handles; tapered legs with brass caps
- Net weight: 242.5 lb
- SKU: AL71051
Why buy your Theodore Alexander desk at Decor House
Decor House Furniture has been selling to Miami for more than 40 years as an authorized Theodore Alexander dealer, which keeps ordering, lead times and warranty claims simple. Our white glove delivery crew brings the desk in, unpacks it, places it in the office or library and removes every piece of packaging. The Decor House Trade Program serves designers and architects specifying whole projects, and our showroom at 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables is open if you want to sit at one first. Order the Theodore Alexander Macvicar Desk with us today.
