Falling Branch Four-Door Credenza

The Falling Branch Four-Door Credenza by John Richard commands a room through sheer architectural confidence — its antique silver-finished steel and metal framework rendered in eglomisé and mirror that catches light with the quiet drama of a still interior at dusk. At nearly seven and a half feet wide and a considered forty inches tall, the piece occupies its wall with the authority of a built element rather than a furnishing, the falling branch motif lending an organic counterpoint to the rectilinear case beneath. This is the kind of credenza that anchors a great room, a gallery, or a principal suite with the ease of something that has always belonged there.