Product Description: Certain architectural accomplishments, like the coffered ceiling at the Pantheon, speak to an idealism and craft obvious to the eye but somehow beyond words. Like others before him, Thomas Pheasant covets the opportunity to see those things as an artist sees them, in person, in situ. Then, he pushes the limits of his own resources to prove that the hand can master and even evolve all the mind can imagine. The recessed, molded, and mitered squares of the Low Cabinet-all conforming to a deep curve so accurately that the outer edge of the molding completes the arc-are that kind of achievement. Reminiscent of an apothecary cabinet, this is a signature item. Each square has a square pull for definition. Refined bronze legs are flared, inset, and generally add a sense of lightness. The result is a focal point, that rare object, for the living room or bedroom.