The Lexington is a tall dresser defined by its vertical proportion and composed architectural presence. Its form is deliberate—establishing height and storage capacity while maintaining a balanced and disciplined elevation.

Constructed from select-grade soft maple, the painted surface provides a controlled and consistent structure, allowing proportion and joinery to define the work. The case is resolved with clarity, with clean transitions between upper and lower sections forming a unified composition.

The upper cabinet provides concealed storage behind paneled doors, while the lower case offers a full bank of drawers arranged with clear visual hierarchy. The relationship between the two is measured, allowing the piece to function as both storage and a vertical architectural element.

Built entirely by hand using traditional 18th-century joinery, The Lexington is suited to bedrooms and dressing spaces where height, order, and quiet presence are required.