Fleur Stone Tray

A sculptural exercise in restraint, the Fleur Stone Tray by John Richard commands the surface it occupies through an elongated silhouette and the warm, muted luminosity of brushed brass. At just two inches in height and spanning over twenty-five inches in width, its proportions are emphatically horizontal — designed to anchor a console, dress a credenza, or compose a moment of considered stillness on any significant surface. The brushed finish softens the inherent richness of the metal, lending the piece an understated architectural presence that reads as both curated and quietly confident.