Taylor Box

The Taylor Box moves with the quiet authority of a well-considered object — its resolved proportions and layered materiality, a studied conversation between metal, aluminum, leather, and wood, speaking to a maker's understanding of surface and weight. At four inches in height, it occupies the tabletop with deliberate restraint, neither demanding attention nor relinquishing it. From John Richard, it is the kind of piece that anchors a vignette — a library shelf, a writing table, a bedside arrangement — with the earned confidence of something that has been thought through entirely.