Brutalist Furniture

An artisan 1970s solid oak coffee table featuring a thick, sculptural tabletop supported by three rustic legs. Slightly lower than standard height, the piece embodies a Wabi Sabi aes...

Fantastic 1970's Scandinavian leather and rosewood sofa, attributed to Kalustekiila of Finland, but similar to some Brazilian style sofas by Percival Lafer, Jean Gillon etc.., has b...

Brutalist mirror from the 1970s with a solid oak frame. The robust design with characteristic relief details gives this mirror a powerful, timeless look. A real eye-catcher that fits...

A massive brutalist sculpture outdoor sculpture circa 1980's. It consists of welded steel construction with patinated cubes on a black enameled base. Just shy of 8 feet tall. Unmarked.

Brutalist-style brass serving pieces including ladle, spoon, and fork (ca. 1970s, likely Austrian). Intriguing sinuous form handles with hand-forged and hammered details. Intended fo...

Brutalist pendant lamp by Albano Poli for Longobard, Italy, 1970s. Wrought iron and welded structure, in a worn gold finish, and multicolored crystals hammered in the shape of a hone...

Pair of Stained Glass Lamps in Regular Quadrangular Prism Form, Midcentury Modern Style A vibrant pair of stained glass accent lamps, each crafted in the form of a regular quadrangul...

One of the three ceramic table lamps, 1970s. This set brings a rich visual appeal to any interior. With its beautiful shapes, it offers a unique presence. The bases with brown and ...

A pair of large, heavy 1970s Bruno Herbst metal and glass wall lamps. A rare model clean and simple design executed in its original lacquer metal. Heavy duty style, almost Brutalist ...

A studio made small bronze sculpture in an abstract form. It sits loosely on a white marble base. Very tactile texture and gilded finish. Hand-signed beneath its base: KEC. Measure...

Brutalist-style three-door bar cabinet in chestnut wood. With geometric and harmonious lines, the piece of furniture is also embellished by the underlying brass band.

Paul Evans set of twelve brutalist sculpted bronze dining chairs, USA 1970 This extremely rare to find set is comprised of two armchairs (Model PE 105) and ten side chairs (Model PE ...

The item is a clear glass cylinder vase, characterized by a heavily textured "brutalist" surface. This textured effect resembles ice or rough-hewn stone, giving the vase a robust and...

Great pair of 1970's brutalist pine lounge chairs with ottoman - Scandinavian in style, similar to some Yngve Ekstrom designs, although I believe they are made by Herlag in Germany....

An exceptional and monumental cabinet, model PE-40A, designed by American sculptor and furniture master Paul Evans for Directional, signed and dated 1974. This important example repr...

A Brutalist aluminium door panel with integrated handle and bronzed patina. Second half 20th century, found in Belgium. A sculptural piece, unsigned, reminiscent of the style of Bil...

1970s Set of 3 original travertine animal sculptures designed by Fratelli Mannelli. These items are in original as found conditions. Not easy to find this set. Two of them (Elephant ...

Set of two 1970s brass and ceramic decorative birds. In the style of Sergio Bustamante. Burnished brass with blue/white painted ceramic. No artists signature or brand stamp. Owl: 5....

Set of 12 Italian Pine Dining Chairs, Attributed to Mario Marenco, 1970s A rare set of twelve sculptural dining chairs in solid pine, attributed to Mario Marenco. Italian craftsmanship, 1970s. Warm patina, organic lines and beautifully rounded volumes. This impressive set of twelve dining chairs is attributed to Mario Marenco, Italy, circa 1970s. Crafted in solid pine, the chairs display the characteristic sculptural language associated with Marenco’s organic modern designs: warm materials, soft curvature, and a sense of architectural solidity blended with a friendly, human approach to form. Each chair features a wide, gently rounded backrest that flows into two vertical back supports, creating an instantly recognisable silhouette. The carved seat, with its subtly modelled edges, enhances comfort while maintaining a clean and minimal aesthetic. The solid pine construction shows beautiful grain patterns, natural knots and a deep, hand-applied patinated finish that has developed a rich, warm tone over the years. The proportions are balanced and reassuringly robust, making the chairs suitable for both residential and hospitality settings—such as chalets, restaurants, wine bars or alpine-inspired interiors. Their expressive and organic character resonates with the Italian rustic-modern movement of the 1970s, as well as with the handcrafted Brutalist vocabulary seen in contemporary furniture from the same era. Large matching sets of pine chairs from this period are increasingly difficult to source, and sets of twelve are particularly rare. Their strong visual presence allows them to pair beautifully with monolithic wood tables, stone dining tables or softer modernist interiors. With their combination of authenticity, craftsmanship and sculptural warmth, these chairs present a distinctive alternative to more commonly known mid-century design classics. A wonderful opportunity for interior designers looking for a cohesive and highly decorative seating ensemble. Dimensions (per chair): Height: 81 cm (31.9 in) Width: 45 cm (17.7 in) Depth: 55 cm (21.6 in) Seat Height: 44 cm (17.3 in) Quantity: 12 chairs CONDITION REPORT Very good original vintage condition. Solid and stable frames. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Beautiful patinated finish with natural knots and grain variations. Mario Marenco (1933–2021) was an Italian architect and designer known for his sculptural, organic approach to furniture. He collaborated with Arflex, Poltrona Frau and several artisan workshops during the 1970s, creating expressive designs in solid wood and richly upholstered forms. Marenco’s work combines warmth, humour and architectural precision, making his pieces highly desirable in today’s interiors. SHIPPING & PACKAGING Worldwide insured shipping available. Our workshop provides: Professional packing Custom export crate for overseas shipments Fully insured transport Door-to-door delivery options Chairs ship safely in one or two custom crates depending on destination. Italian pine chairs, Mario Marenco, 1970s Italian design, Alpine modern, rustic modern, organic modern, Brutalist wood chairs...

A superbly executed large sculpture of a brutalist brass leaf with accompanying nut crackers in brass and cast aluminium by the Spanish based Scottish artist and sculptor David Marsh...

Incredibly sculptural dining table from North Carolina based furniture company Maitland Smith. This incredible table has a sculptural style with brutalist appeal. Unique, minimalist...

With its hand-cast smoken crystal glass top and masterfully forged bronze frame, this oval coffee table by German sculptor and blacksmith Lothar Klute is a rather substantial yet ele...

A special bronze alloy made it possible for the artist Lothar Klute to forge the bronze. The glass was produced using a specific melting process and specially adapted for the table. ...

Offered is this beautiful end or cocktail table. Bold and strong this table signed by the sculptor Paul Kingma is an early and solid example of his passion for creating unique pieces...

Handcrafted brutalist candelabra, sculpture with five bronze holders made in France, one piece unique five-arm candelabra a work of craftsmanship by an unknown artist. It's an except...

Pair of big table lamps from the 70s, in the style, design and manufacture of the Italian glass brand F. Fabbian. The shade is conical in two-tone Murano glass and the structure is p...

Several round ceramic hanging lamps with a beautiful pattern, made with rich colored green, blue and brown ceramics, manufactured by Jette Hellerøe for Axella in the 1960s in Denmark...

Voguish Brutalist coffee table in rich faux Verdigris paint finish, made in the USA c 1970-1980's. The table features a metal base in original dark green and black finish, with a gl...

Oak sideboard in a distinctive Brutalist style, designed by Henning Kjærnulf and produced by EG Møbler in the 1970s. The piece features four doors and two drawers with round metal ha...

Silver golden and copper hues glow throughout this Paul Evans coffee table in a patchwork of hammered metals. Artful celebration of metals represented in brass iron steel and bronze ...

Decorative vintage table in brutalist and natural style, nice side table or plant table made of solid root wood with 4 wooden legs, probably teak, inspired by the Scandinavian style,...

Grouping of three stylized copper egg sculptures circa 1990s Patchwork copper clad eggs of graduated sizes fastened with brass rivets Unmarked 3 - 5 inch diameter 4 - 6.25 inch hei...

Pair of Brutalist Oak Bedside Cabinets, 1970s A charming pair of 1970s Brutalist bedside cabinets in solid oak, each with two neatly proportioned drawers and simple turned wooden pu...

Iconic chair designed by Swedish designer Jonas Bohlin for Källemo. Signed by designer Provex JB. The chair was produced in 1981 and only 100 chairs were made.

A monumental work of art, this extra-large Brutalist wall sculpture by Carlos Marinas Rubio hails from Spain, crafted in 1975. Executed in hammered copper, brass, and steel, this pow...

Coffee table in artfully forged iron with a bronze patina. Glass top specially cast and machined for this table.

Belgium, 1970 Brutalist dining chairs constructed in Oak. 3 with arms, 3 without. 16 - 21.5”w x 21”d x 44.5”h x 18” seat Ref. MOD1167 ( set of 6 )

Coffee table in artfully forged iron with a brown patina. Glass top specially cast and machined for this table.

Vintage Brutalist Abstract Metal Nail Wall Art Sculpture In the Style of William Bowie, circa 1970's Artist Unknown " in very good vintage condit...

Brutalist Table Clock by Schmid, Germany, 1970s This striking table clock from the German brand Schmid is a distinctive example of 1970s Brutalist design. Its architectural form, de...

A French Brutalist open étagère from the 1970's crafted in solid walnut and defined by its sculptural silhouette and hand-crafted joinery. The exposed mortise-and-tenon construction,...

An excellent example of decorative wall sculpture dating to the 1970s, by artist and maker Stephen Chun. Chun studied at art school in Taipei, graduati...

Klaus Lehmann, Postmodern Brutalist German Studio Pottery Cube Art Sculpture No. 255 78, 1978, Ceramic Metal

Free shipping in the continental United States. Classic brutalist. Stunning statement pieces. Looks different from different angles. Polished metal pieces, different sizes and c...

Fantastic set of four Carl Straub brutalist pine and leather lounge chairs that can be configured into a sectional sofa with multiple variations. Set includes two armless and two wit...

Brutalist “Staccato” Dresser by Lane Furniture, USA, 1970s Striking Brutalist dresser from the “Staccato” series by Lane Furniture, USA, 1970s. This architectural piece showcases La...

Danish oak two-sided desk attributed to Henning Kjærnulf, circa 1970s. This beautifully crafted piece exemplifies the refined simplicity and enduring quality of mid-century Danish de...

Beautifully detailed and large 70s cast iron fireback. This fireback shows very well detailed architectural. French craftsmanship. Dimensions: Around 50 x 60 cm. Two available.

Set of 8 dining chairs by Regain with the less-seen ivory leather slings. All original finish and leather.

Paolo Soleri Special Order Large 55 inch Brutalist Windbell 1975 Cast aluminum, patinated bronze, and copper 55 h × 13 w × 7½ d in Cast artist's cipher to body. Condition: Natural pa...

Dining table in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf in the 1970s. The table features a strong Brutalist aesthetic and includes two extension leaves, allowing it to accommodate ar...

Paul Evans brutalist "Skyline" sculpted bronze resin dining table with 48" x 96" x 3/4" thick glass top. Signed PE70 Only base is 65" x 27".

Paul Evans Cityscape dining table base with burl veneer and brass plated stainless steel tiles. Base alone dimensions 28.5 x 49 x 19 Glass shown in photos for scale 72" x 40"

This set of six was likely crafted in the 1970s or early 1980s, a period that saw a renewed appreciation for primitivist forms in postmodern interiors. Their architectural silhouette...

Crafted in 1986 by Dutch designer Marcus Kingma, this table stands as a striking example of artistic craftsmanship passed from one generation to the next. As the son of celebrated ar...

Circa 1970. We offer this Brutalist Mixed Metal Artisan Handbag. This unique handmade bag is adorned with sinuous three dimensional mixed metal work designs.

This Belgian sideboard is crafted mostly from solid oak and reflects the Brutalist style with its strong lines and architectural details. The piece offers plenty of storage with four...

Circa 1970, we offer these original pendant light designed by Felipe Delfinger. Made of brass and multi colored art glass. About Felipe Delfinger: In the year 1860, the German Derf...

Oval dining set from Marc van Rampeberg for Rampelberg Designs, Kenya Africa. This sculptural dining set consists of an oval dining table and two matching half-round benches. Crafted...

Set of two brutalist wall sculptures by David Marshall, Spain, 1970s. Made of aluminum and bronze. These wall sculptures can be placed on the wall as decorative elements, or installe...