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Modern Modern IN-STOCK CATALOG 2019 MODERN MODERN Theodore Alexander is modernizing modern design. Isn’t it time? We’ve softened the hard edges and added time-tested artisan craftsmanship to create a new modern mix for living room, dining room, bedroom and in-between spaces. Scale and proportion balance beautifully. The finest raw materials are met with innovative finishing techniques. Comfort is paramount. Details matter, but unnecessary ornamentation is absent. Discover the future of modern, evolving today at Theodore Alexander. Renowned designer Michael Berman has completed residential interior projects from New York to Los Angeles for an enviable client list made up of the business and entertainment worlds’ elite and hospitality design for The Fairmont Hotel Group. Berman’s products and interiors reflect his interest in history, art, architecture and nature. His work strikes an uncommon balance between timeless style and an of-the-moment relevance. Inspired by comfort, American Modernism and simplicity of form, Berman’s design work resonates with design industry colleagues. Berman is the founder and principal creative visionary behind Michael Berman Limited; a multifaceted design firm focusing on interior design as well as furniture, textile and product design for various industry partners. Bronze Studio, Berman’s Los Angeles based home furnishings showroom carries his complete line of home furnishings, vintage finds and accessories. Berman’s work has appeared in top industry shelter magazines including Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Luxe, Traditional Home and Architectural Digest. THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION MB51002 MB51004 MB51008 MB50003 Manchester Cocktail Table Mulholland Cocktail Table Washi Cocktail Table Terra Table Cava Brown Lacquered Cube with Concealed Castors Quarter Oak Veneer with Edgewood Finish Figured Bianco Carrara Marble Top Foundry Finish Composite Quarter Oak Veneered ‘L’ Table with Foam Finish Two Pear Lacquer Finish Removable Trays Gilt Open Brushstroke Base Emperador Marble Inset Top Cava Lacquer Uprights Pear Lacquer Interior and Recessed Base 48 x 48 x 17 in | 121.92 x 121.92 x 43.18 cm 11¼ x 11¼ x 19¼ in | 28.57 x 28.57 x 48.89 cm 68 x 68 x 18 in | 172.72 x 172.72 x 45.72 cm 66 x 36 x 17¾ in | 167.64 x 91.44 x 45.08 cm MB51001 MB51009 MB50010 MB50018 Market Cocktail Table Tide Cocktail Table Camden Drinks Table Walnut Hendrix Drinks Table II Solid Oak and Quarter Oak Veneer Oak Solids & Quartered Oak Veneer Bronze Finished Honeycomb Cast Steel Ring Polished Walnut Finish Top & Base Cordovan Finish Sandalwood Finish Inset Thick Glass Top Figured Walnut Veneer The Larger Table with Tempered Glass Inset Top Cast Composite Tapered Gear Base 72 x 30 x 16 in | 182.88 x 76.2 x 40.64 cm The Smaller Table with a Veneered Surface 30 x 30 x 24 in | 76.2 x 76.2 x 60.94 cm 16 x 16 x 22 in | 40.64 x 40.64 x 55.88 cm 48 x 43 x 14 in | 121.92 x 109.22 x 35.56 cm 6 This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. 7 8 9 THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION MB51003.C014 MB50002.C010 MB61002 MB63001 Dimple Cocktail Table Draper Accent Table Drift Cabinet Balboa Bookcase Graystone Lacquer Finish Pear Lacquer Finish Solid Oak and Quarter Oak Veneered Surf Ultrasuede Inlay Composite Composite Truffle and Graystone Lacquer Finis Solid Oak Moulding and Base Bronze Finish Steel Base Edgewood Finish 35 x 35 x 18¾ in | 88.9 x 88.9 x 47.62 cm 15¾ x 14½ x 21 in | 40 x 37 x 53.3 cm Interior: Three Drawers to Left Section Aqua Lacquer Interior with Four Adjustable Shelves Two Further Sections Each with an Adjustable Shelf 37 x 18 x 94 in | 93.98 x 45.72 x 238.76 cm 74½ x 22 x 34 in | 189.23 x 55.88 x 86.36 cm MB50001.C011 MB50001.C014 MB53002 MB53005 Dimple Drinks Accent Table Dimple Drinks Accent Table Bauer Console Table Cactus Console Table Petal Lacquer Finish Graystone Lacquer Finish Cava Lacquer Quartered Oak Veneered Top & Base Composite Composite Three Brushed Wenge Veneered Drawers Sandalwood Finish Self Closing Drawer Runners Naturalistic Cactus Cast Composite Body 17 x 17 x 21 in | 42.9 x 42.9 x 53.34 cm 17 x 17 x 21 in | 42.9 x 42.9 x 53.34 cm Soleil Bronze Finish 66 x 14 x 33 in | 167.64 x 35.56 x 83.82 cm 72 x 20 x 33 in | 182.88 x 50.8 x 83.82 cm 10 This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. 11 THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION MB54003 Hermosa Table Figured Marble Top with Bevelled Apron Foundry Finish Steel Base with Exterior Texture 84 x 45 x 30 in | 213.36 x 114.3 x 76.2 cm MB1001.1AQI MB1003.1AQI Madre Chair Bradford Chair Sawn Steel with Foundry Finish Upholstered Back with Horizontal Tufted Details ’Cut’ Channelled Tight Back / Tight Seat Chiselled Oak Legs with Cordovan Finish 25 x 28½ x 37¾ in | 63.5 x 72.4 x 95.88 cm 21 x 25½ x 38½ in | 53.34 x 64.77 x 97.8 cm Seat height: 19¾ in (50.16 cm) Seat height: 19 in (48.26 cm) Upholstered in Oatmeal Linen (1100-92) Fabric Upholstered in Oatmeal Linen (1100-92) Fabric Trim: None (1AQI) Trim: None (1AQI) Also In-stock in Swathe Fabric Also In-stock in Swathe Fabric (1AWL) (1AWL) 12 This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. 13 THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION MB54010 Hermosa Table II Figured Marble Top with Bevelled Apron Foundry Finish Steel Base with Exterior Sawn Texture 48 x 48 x 30 in | 121.92 x 121.92 x 76.2 cm MB54001 Flint Dining Table Quarter Oak Veneered Top with Sandalwood Finish Solid Oak Turned Collar and Bowl Shaped Veneered Underside Bronze Finished Freeform Pierced Conical Base Solid Oak Base 60 x 60 x 30 in | 152.4 x 152.4 x 76.2 cm MB1009.1AQI Claremont Chair Solid Oak Sandalwood Finish MB1005.1AQG MB1008.1AQG Lucille Chair Westwood Armchair 23 x 28 x 38 in | 58.42 x 71.12 x 96.52 cm Seat height: 20 in (50.8 cm) Sandalwood Finish Solid Oak with Totem Finish Curved Quartered Oak Veneered Back Upholstered in Oatmeal Linen (1100-92) Fabric Inset Circular Back Pad Open to Back / Solid Oak Angled Legs 25½ x 24½ x 38½ in | 64.77 x 62.23 x 97.8 cm Trim: None (1AQI) Seat height: 19½ in (49.53 cm) 20½ x 25½ x 35 in | 52.07 x 64.13 x 88.9 cm Arm height: 25 in (63.5 cm) Also In-stock in Swathe Fabric Seat height: 19¾ in (50.16 cm) (1AWL) Upholstered in Oatmeal Linen (1100-92) Fabric Upholstered in Oatmeal Linen (1100-92) Fabric / Trim: None (1AQG) Trim: Welting (1AQG) Also In-stock in Swathe Fabric Also In-stock in Swathe Fabric (1AWL) (1AWL) 14 This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes. Please see page 162-171 for details on this p ogram. 15 THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION THE MICHAEL BERMAN COLLECTION MB83004.1AWK Eden US King Bed Fully Upholstered Solid Oak Base Sandalwood Finish 84¾ x 92 x 48 in | 215.1 x 233.68 x 121.92 cm Upholstered in Swathe Fabric Trim: Welting (1AWK) MB61005 MB61016 Ritz Cabinet Catalina Cabinet II Solid Oak and Quartered Oak Veneer Fixed Pear Lacquer Finished Tray Top Foam Finish Beachwood Finish Quartered Oak Veneered Case Geometric Relief Sliding Doors with Graystone Lacquer Four Doors with Integral Brass Handles and Pulls Brass Handles Four Section Interior with Adjustable Shelves and Two Drawers Foundry Finish Steel Base Felt Lined Drawer Bottom / Bronze Finish Steel Base 79 x 22 x 34 in | 200.66 x 55.88 x 86.36 cm 80½ x 22¼ x 32 in | 204.47 x 56.5 x 81.28 cm MB61007 MB61008 Align Cabinet Washi Cabinet MB60001 MB60002 Collins Nightstand Collins Dresser Quarter Oak Veneer and Oak Solids Quarter Oak Veneer with Sable Finish Edgewood Finish Brushstroke Textured Brass Inlay Solid Oak and Quarter Oak Veneered Solid Oak and Quarter Oak Veneered Bronze Chiselled Organic Handle Interior: Three Sections Each with Two Adjustable Shelves Totem Finish Totem Finish Four Doors with Brass Moulding Three Drawers with Dished Handle Nine Drawers with Three Dished Handles Turned Oak Cylinder Legs 84 x 24 x 32 in | 213.36 x 60.96 x 81.28 cm Self Closing Drawer Runners Self Closing Drawer Runners Interior: Three Sections with Adjustable Shelves Splay Legs Splay Legs Felt Lined Drawer Bottoms Felt Lined Drawer Bottoms 84 x 22 x 30 in | 213.36 x 55.88 x 76.2 cm 28½ x 22 x 26 in | 72.4 x 55.88 x 66.04 cm 84½ x 21½ x 33 in | 214.63 x 54.6 x 83.82 cm 16 This item is part of our Custom Palette Finishing Service program and is available in 30+ unique finishes.
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