Brutalist chair

Specializing in Twentieth century French design with an emphasis on the late 1950s through the 1970s and represents the work of Maria Pergay, Pierre Paulin, Joseph-André Motte, Pierre Guariche, Michel Boyer, Philippon & Lecoq, Abraham & Rol and René-Jean Caillette.

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Croft House’s Tula Lounge Chair

Brutalist design is an architectural and artistic movement that emerged in the mid-20th century, characterized by its stark, rugged aesthetic and the use of raw materials.

Sold: Brutalist Chair, France ca 1950s | #124881

“Space and light and order. Those are the things that men need just as much as they need bread or a place to sleep.” - Le Corbusier

Available online now, link in our bio! A particularly lovely brutalist Spanish birthing chair. A rare and special example of its kind, the chair has been minimally carved, and is of a solid construction. The shape of the legs on this chair are especially beautiful and of the classic brutalist style. The wood is warm and dark in its patina and is of a smooth finish. Dating to the 1950s. Could see this guy looking fab in a bathroom or hallway, the perfect little accent chair! #spanishc...

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Sold: Brutalist coffee table, 1970s | #278022

Berlin based, Bauhaus educated, multi-disciplinary designer Hannes Grebin has created a group of upholstered seating for Todd Merrill Custom Originals, inspired by the questioning of traditional domestic decor. Applying the principals of Cubism to design, Grebin masterfully deconstructs the traditional shapes and detailing of a “dad’s chair” and the “family room sofa” into simplified geometric shapes and interlocking planes. Each […]

Brutalist Le Corbusier LC2 chair #concrete #design #brutalism #chair #lecorbusier

Smooth concrete and stainless steel. Minimalistic Design by case studios

PAIR OF 6 OLIVE GREEN LOUNGE CHAIRS, IN OAK AND LEATHER 1960S. Geometric design embodies a distinct brutalist, rustic character with a unique distinction and elegance. Frame made of oak with a construction of clearly defined horizontal and vertical lines, the seat cushions are over linen tabs and Leather buckles complete the frame. A well thought-out construction, with its very own signature in terms of material selection, proportions and details. An armchair is equipped with wide…