The Queen's Garden

A work of quiet architectural drama, The Queen's Garden by John Richard commands its space through sheer clarity — clear glass rendered into something that reads less as object than as captured light. At nineteen inches tall and spanning twenty-eight inches wide, its proportions speak to a considered sense of scale, broad enough to anchor a console or credenza yet disciplined in its depth. This is a piece that rewards stillness, the kind of work that shifts with the hour and the room around it.