Loftus Cocktail Table

The Loftus Cocktail Table arrives as something closer to sculpture than furniture — its beech wood form dressed in a Tiza Gesso finish that lends the piece a chalked, almost archaeological quietude, while Antique Pewter accents introduce a considered counterpoint of aged metal tone. At sixteen inches in height and nearly five feet across, the proportions are decisively horizontal, commanding the center of a room with the low, grounded confidence of a work designed to anchor rather than merely accompany. This is a table conceived within John Richard's tradition of art-forward furnishings, where the boundary between decorative object and functional surface dissolves entirely.