East Coast Cherries

A commanding vertical composition, East Coast Cherries rises to sixty-six inches — a scale that commands the wall rather than merely occupying it, bringing the quiet drama of botanical subject matter into conversation with architectural space. John Richard's handling of the form demonstrates the house's longstanding fluency with decorative art that reads as both collected and considered, never decorative for decoration's sake alone. At thirty-two inches wide, the proportions are generous without being overwhelming, allowing the piece to anchor a significant room or provide counterpoint to a more restrained interior.