Spring Magnolias

A tall, sculptural presence anchored by the quiet weight of river rocks and articulated upward through clear glass, Spring Magnolias by John Richard transforms the still-life tradition into something genuinely architectural. At thirty-eight inches, the composition commands its corner or console with the unhurried confidence of a piece that understands proportion. Each example is realized by hand, ensuring that no two arrangements share exactly the same dialogue between stone and glass. It is the kind of work that rewards a room already committed to a certain level of discernment.