Ginkgo Box

A quietly commanding accent piece, the Ginkgo Box by John Richard brings architectural intention to the art of storage, its brushed brass metalwork lending a warm, muted luminosity that speaks to a considered restraint. Lined in felt and dressed in fabric, the interior is as thoughtfully resolved as the exterior, a study in the kind of tactile layering that distinguishes a collected room from a merely furnished one. At five and a half inches tall and just over ten inches deep, its proportions are deliberate — present enough to anchor a console or library surface without overwhelming the composition around it.