Brutalist furniture

A Brutalist Credenza by De Coene in Furniture

Muted by NONO No04 Solid Wood Chair Timeless Brutalist Aesthetic — Dive into the world of understated elegance and architectural prowess with the Muted Lounge Chairs Collection by NONO. This series, meticulously designed by Joel Escalona, marries the serene simplicity of Modernism with the bold strength of Brutalism, creating pieces that are not merely furniture but veritable statements of design philosophy. With over a decade of Mexican craftsmanship under our belt, NONO introduces this…

Brutalist Sculptural Oak Sofa, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969

Brutalist Tables Known for its raw and robust aesthetic, Brutalism challenged traditional design norms. In the realm of lighting design, the Brutalist movement left an indelible mark, creating distinctive and bold pieces that fuse form and function. Explore our curated collection of exceptional Brutalist tables that epitomize the spirit of 2023 by blending raw power and contemporary innovations. Tap to Shop

With the motto “Grand confort, Sans confor, Dommage a Corbu”, or “Sorry Corbu, a Grand comfort without comfort” Stephan Zwicky created this Concrete LC2. I had featured this chair earlier, but the reason I repeat it is that it wasn’t until I read Fabio Novembre’s blogpost that I realized this was an ode to le … Continue reading "Concrete LC2 by Stephan Zwicky"

Listed on VNTG.com: Brutalist coffee table, 1970s | #vntg #vintage

Heim+Viladrich | Glissière 02, burnt and waxed douglas, L200 W30 H38cm “The Glissière series is inspired by both the brutalist and geometric forms of urban... | Instagram

The couple has collaborated on structural pieces which will be the focus of a new show at MOCA in Los Angeles.

Sold Brutalist sculptural base for a console or dining table in oxidized steel.Artist Unknown. Dimensions Length 148 cm Width 64 cm Height 72 cm