Amur Maple

At 108 inches, the Amur Maple commands a room with the quiet authority of a well-considered architectural gesture, its silver finish casting a cool, luminous restraint across every surface. John Richard has dressed the form in fabric and silk, materials that reward proximity — catching light differently by hour, shifting from matte to lustrous as the day moves. The depth and width hold the piece in generous proportion, neither imposing nor receding, but occupying its corner of a room with the settled confidence of something that was always meant to be there.