Fiddle Leaf Fig

At nearly nine feet tall, this monumental botanical specimen from John Richard commands a room the way great sculpture does — through scale, presence, and an unhurried confidence in its own silhouette. The sweeping canopy, spanning an impressive sixty-eight inches, captures the architectural drama that has made the fiddle leaf fig an enduring icon of the considered interior. It is the kind of piece that does not decorate a space so much as define it.