Gingko Table Lamp

A slender column of polished brass and metal rises to meet a canopy of sculptural gingko forms, the whole composition grounded by a marble and stone base whose natural veining reads as quietly geological. At thirty-three and a half inches, it commands a console or side table with the authority of a small monument rather than a mere light source. John Richard has always understood that a lamp is not simply functional — it is the punctuation mark of a well-considered room.