The Fifth Avenue planter takes its name from the glamour of the Art Deco era, built as a tall, vertical accent piece within Francesco Molon's Eclectica collection. Its maple wood structure is lacquered to a glossy finish, then traced by hand with silver leaf detailing along its profiles. It holds a confident, architectural presence. It suits displaying tall greenery or standing alone as a sculptural object. As with all Francesco Molon's hand-applied silver leaf detailing, small variations in tone and texture are part of the finish rather than a flaw. It suits a formal entrance hall, a living room corner or a conservatory, where its height and glossy surface catch attention from across the room. The glossy lacquer should be cleaned only with non-abrasive products to preserve its finish. It brings the same Art Deco material language found across Francesco Molon's Eclectica collection to a tall, sculptural decorative form.