Danish Brutalist

This exceptional mid-century display cabinet is a classic piece of Danish craftsmanship in solid oak, heavily reflecting the rustic brutalist style of Henning Kjærnulf.

Unique Danish ceramic wall art in brutalist style by Danish ceramist Mette Høm (1938-1989).

Elevate your dining space with this exceptional Mid-Century Modern Light Oak Display Cabinet / China, a true testament to 20th-century Danish craftsmanship. This magnificent piece se...

This solid oak sideboard is attributed to Henning Kjærnulf and was produced in Denmark during the 1960s. Four doors span the front. The two outer panels are carved in a geometric cro...

This small vintage Danish oak cabinet is in perfect working order and really good condition. All locks are working and it comes with 1 original key. The drawers slides easily. It has...

Large 1970s Brutalist Wall sculptures made by Danish design company Dantoft kunstartikler (trans.: art objects).

Huge sculptural and artistic brutalist ceramic table lamp. It´s most likely Scandinavian and in the style of Sejer Ceramic in Denmark.

A one of a kind - piece unique table lamp studio-made af Ting Keramik in Denmark during the 1970s. Specifically made for an Art Project in Aarhus. It was made and designed by Henning...

A striking set of six Danish dining chairs from the 1960s, crafted in solid oak and attributed to Henning Kjærnulf.

The heavy, angular leg profile and exaggerated proportions give the pair a distinctly sculptural, Brutalist character within an otherwise traditional cabinetmaking vocabulary.

Beautiful two-part cabinet designed by Hans Frydendal and produced by Christian IV, Denmark, circa 1970s. Crafted in solid pine, this piece embodies the bold and architectural qualit...

This exceptional Danish modern brutalist cabinet, dating from the 1960s, is in the style of renowned designer Henning Kjærnulf.

Mid-Century Modern Brutalist Danish Studio Pottery Bowl from Jim & Henny Waldorff, Svaneke, Bornholm, 1960s, in Very Good conditions.

Danish stool and side table with frame and legs of hand-turned solid oak. The stool seat s made with a circular shape slight concave form, good to sit on. Crafted by skilled Danis...

Presenting this exceptional lounge chair, attributed to Danish architect and designer Henning Kjærnulf, a masterclass in the "Baroque Modernism" style that defined his most celebrate...

The high backs and beautifully carved curves give them a distinctive presence, drawing from both Brutalist and Baroque styles, which are common in Kjærnulf's designs.

Rare and sought after sofa attributed to Danish Designer, Henning Kjaernulf made from quarter-sawn white oak, Hand carved in brutalist style seeking inspiration from art & crafts and...

High quality Danish handmade fabricate of the 1960s. Fantastic Brutalist design in black and brass optic as usual design of Holm Sorensen.

Henning Kjærnulf's iconic "Razorblade" dining chairs, produced by Nyrup Møbelfabrik in 1960s-70s Denmark. This set of six represents the definitive original—a captivating fusion of b...

Beautiful Scandinavian sideboard in an elegant Brutalist style. Two sliding doors on the left open to reveal a large shelf.

I don't know whether to call the chairs brutalist or folk art, because I have never seen anything like them in Denmark.

Possibly Cast Iron. Makers Mark at the Bottom. Produced by Dansk. Circa 1960s. Vintage Condition Consistent with Age as Pictured. Dimensions. 4 1/2 Diameter ; 1 1/2 H

Brutalist studio ceramic pendant lights from Denmark with a striking lighting effect.

Vintage set of six 1960s Danish dining chairs in solid oak. In the style of Henning Kjærnulf. Simple construction with clear lines and a strong frame. The design shows a mix of farmh...

A striking oak armchair in the style of Henning Kjærnulf, embodying the bold, sculptural spirit of Danish Brutalism. With its commanding, throne-like silhouette and deeply carved det...

Presenting this unique Danish sideboard crafted in the 1960s, a masterclass in the Brutalist aesthetic as interpreted through Mid-Century Scandinavian design.

Presenting an exceptional vintage Danish oak and tile coffee table, a quintessential statement piece from the 1960s that embodies the harmonious balance of Scandinavian design.

Tall Mid-century Danish vase in Brutalist style by the ceramic studio Løvemose.

HUGE mid-century brutalist style Danish ceramic table lamp made in the 1970s.

Very large mid-century Danish floor vase designed by Einar Johansen for Søholm Stentøj. Made ca 1960s. The vase is handmade and made from stoneware. It has a front and back with imp...

This delightful set of three nesting tables is a classic example of 1960s Danish design, attributed to Henning Kjærnulf. Crafted from solid oak, the tables showcase his signature "sa...

Mid-century Danish table lamp by Fridtjof Sejersen for Sejer made ca 1960s to 1970s. It´s made in his own studio workshop in Nr. Aaby on the Danish island Funen which he ran from 194...

Small vintage brutalist style drop-leaf coffee table made of solid oak.

Striking pair of Danish brutalist nightstands by Henning Kjærnulf in solid oak with elegant brass handles.

Danish brutalist style coffee table of solid oak with rosette wood work decoration.

The strong, hand-carved detailing sits comfortably in Danish Brutalist and Scandinavian Modern interiors, and works equally well as an anchor piece in a more eclectic or organic-mode...

Mid-Century Modern Danish Brutalist Ceramic Bowl by Jorgen Mogensen for Royal Copenhagen, 1960s

Mid Century Danish Brutalist Carved Front Cabinet in White Oak, attributed to Henning Kjaernulf.

Mid-Century Modern Danish Brutalist Ceramic Bowl by Jorgen Mogensen for Royal Copenhagen, 1960s

Danish brutalist style wall lamp/torch lamp designed by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen manufactured by his own workshop Holm Sørensen & Co.

Danish Brutalist chain-suspended hanging lamp composed of acid-treated and torch-cut brass.

Danish Modern Brutalist Ceramic Wall Sconce by Kingo Keramik, 1970s.

Danish brutalist style round coffee table of solid oak with a heavy tabletop on four square legs.

Rare Danish brutalist wall lamp attributed to Henrik Horst, executed in patinated and acid-treated metal, Denmark, circa 1970s.

Striking Danish brutalist pendant lamp designed by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen and produced by Holm Sørensen & Co in the 1960s.

Mid-Century Danish Brutalist Cast Iron Candleholder by Jens H.

A stunning Danish Brutalist Modern Oak Sideboard attributed to Henning Kjaernulf, Denmark, 1960s.

A charming Danish brutalist coffee table crafted from solid pine during the 1970s.

Danish brutalist sideboard in oak from the 1960s, designed by Henning Kjærnulf.

The ceramic base of this Bodil Marie Nielsen lamp exemplifies the Danish Brutalist style of the 1960s, characterized by its raw, tactile forms and organic textures.

Mid-Century Danish Brutalist Metal Wall Sculpture and Candle Holder by Henrik Horst, in Very Good conditions.

Material: Black cast iron. Design: Vintage Danish brutalist style. Features: Includes three round candle holders and three feet.

Danish brutalist or mid-century ceiling lamp/pendant in the style of designers as Jo Hammerborg, Svend Aage Holm Sørensen, or FRIIS & MOLTKE.

Mid-Century Danish Brutalist Stoneware Bowl by Jorgen Mogensen for Royal Copenhagen, in Very Good conditions.

Mid-Century Danish Brutalist Cast Iron Candleholder by Jens H.

A beautiful example of Danish brutalist design with striking carved drawer fronts, six spacious drawers, and elegant brass handles.

Raw looking yet delicately glazed quardratic trinket/box in glazed stoneware. Abstract circular lid motif in earthy/dusty glazes. Brilliant decorative piece for personal smalls, jewe...

A Danish oak brutalist floor lamp, 1960s–1970s. The stem is a square-section oak column carved with repeating recessed oval slot details running the full height — a strong, rhythmic ...

A rare and sculptural set of 10 Danish Brutalist oak dining chairs by Henning Kjærnulf (Henry Kjaernulf) for EG Kvalitetsmøbel (EG Møbler) — one of the most sought-after names in mid...

This Danish Brutalist sideboard in solid Nordic oak is often attributed to Henning Kjærnulf and made in Denmark during the 1960s.