John Richard Botanicals Collection

Medinilla magnifica orchids hang over a natural wood manzanita branch in a slender vase with faux water.

Mini fuchsia phalaenopsis orchids with natural fan palms are in a glass vase with natural reindeer moss.

A fig tree with a natural wood trunk stands tall in a glazed pottery pot that holds natural preserved mood moss.

A natural-looking fiddle-leaf fig tree and natural preserved mood moss are in a ribbed pot in grey composite.

A natural-looking fiddle-leaf fig tree and natural preserved mood moss are in a cube-shaped pottery pot with a white glaze.

An orb of faux boxwood sits on a cubed pottery pot with a white glaze.

Natural river birch branches with apple blossoms are in faux water. Clear Acrylic is an important design material especially for more contemporary furnishings. The acrylic that John-Richard uses in almost all cases is a super-clear material which is almost as transparent as glass. To care for your acrylic product and ensure that it retains its clarity and beauty over time, please follow these simple care guidelines. Do not expose acrylic to direct sunlight for long periods of time. Even the best acrylic may yellow after a few years if exposed to direct sunlight. Clean your acrylic item with a clean damp cloth. You may use a mild soap if required to remove heavier grime but, in this case, make sure you remove excess soap by using a damp/wet cloth, without soap, after the dirt is removed. Do not use any cleaning product containing ammonia or other solvents as they may cause an adverse reaction resulting in a cloudy or uneven surface. Over time, even with the best of care, your acrylic item may develop very tiny scratches on the surface causing it to look slightly cloudy. In this case we recommend using one of the commercially available acrylic repair kits or acrylic buffing compounds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to bring the acrylic back to its original clear condition.

Bougainvillea branches are curled in a clear glass vase in faux water.

Platinum phalaenopsis orchids and foliage are in an glazed ebony vase. Silks, which are mostly polyester fabric flower stems Should be treated with the same care as you would treat fabric, do not expose to direct sun light or it can fade.

White phalaenopsis with pink tips and natural manzanita are in faux water. Clear Acrylic is an important design material especially for more contemporary furnishings. The acrylic that John-Richard uses in almost all cases is a super-clear material which is almost as transparent as glass. To care for your acrylic product and ensure that it retains its clarity and beauty over time, please follow these simple care guidelines. Do not expose acrylic to direct sunlight for long periods of time. Even the best acrylic may yellow after a few years if exposed to direct sunlight. Clean your acrylic item with a clean damp cloth. You may use a mild soap if required to remove heavier grime but, in this case, make sure you remove excess soap by using a damp/wet cloth, without soap, after the dirt is removed. Do not use any cleaning product containing ammonia or other solvents as they may cause an adverse reaction resulting in a cloudy or uneven surface. Over time, even with the best of care, your acrylic item may develop very tiny scratches on the surface causing it to look slightly cloudy. In this case we recommend using one of the commercially available acrylic repair kits or acrylic buffing compounds. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to bring the acrylic back to its original clear condition.

A small rose bowl holds a white phalaenopsis orchid and foliage in faux water. Clear Acrylic is an important design material especially for more contemporary furnishings. The acrylic that John-Richard uses in almost all cases is a super-clear material which is almost as transparent as glass. To care for your acrylic product and ensure that it retains its clarity and beauty over time, please follow these simple care guidelines. Do not expose acrylic to direct sunlight for long periods of time. Even the best acrylic may yellow after a few years if exposed to direct sunlight. Clean your acrylic item with a clean damp cloth. You may use a mild soap if required to remove heavier grime but, in this case, make sure you remove excess soap by using a damp/wet cloth, without soap, after the dirt is removed. Do not use any cleaning product containing ammonia or other solvents as they may cause an adverse reaction resulting in a cloudy or uneven surface. Over time, even with the best of care, your acrylic item may develop very tiny scratches on the surface causing it to look slightly cloudy. In this case we recommend using one of the commercially available acrylic repair kits or acrylic buffing compounds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to bring the acrylic back to its original clear condition.

The delicate, detailed petals and layered flowers of this brass orchid sculpture are placed along serpentine stems and mounted on a white marble base. Disclaimer: With handmade metal products, slight imperfections may occur due to the artisanal finishing, shaping, carving, and welding techniques used by master craftsmen. No two will be identical. Disclaimer: Marble is a naturally occurring stone mined for its beauty in various regions of the world. The chemical and mineral composition of the marble from the locale it is found creates the vast array of color and pattern variations seen in this classic, decorative material. Each piece will be unique due to the intrinsic variations in the veining patterns and color. The color of the grain may range from pale grey to black.

The delicate, detailed petals and layered flowers of this brass orchid sculpture are placed along serpentine stems and mounted on a white marble base. Disclaimer: With handmade metal products, slight imperfections may occur due to the artisanal finishing, shaping, carving, and welding techniques used by master craftsmen. No two will be identical. Disclaimer: Marble is a naturally occurring stone mined for its beauty in various regions of the world. The chemical and mineral composition of the marble from the locale it is found creates the vast array of color and pattern variations seen in this classic, decorative material. Each piece will be unique due to the intrinsic variations in the veining patterns and color. The color of the grain may range from pale grey to black.

A rosemary spiral is in a pedestal urn glazed in white.

Large succulents are on a bed of natural river rocks in faux water.

A garden pot glazed in mossy green holds a real-touch fiddle-leaf fig tree.

A low-sided bowl is filled with white lilies and new-growth hydrangeas in faux water.

A moss orb, phalaenopsis orchids, and foliage fill a glass cylinder.

Phalaenopsis orchids, rolled marble stones, and faux water are in round marble vases atop a marble base.

A clear glass bowl is filled with real-touch peonies, roses, callas, and faux water.

Windblown Callas are in a clear and slender vase with white rolled marble and faux water.

A clear cube vase is filled with open roses in white and faux water.

A clear vase in a moon shape features Casa Blanca lilies in faux water.

A clear and concave vase is filled with real-touch Annabelle hydrangeas and faux water.