Mexican Brutalist

result is a bold yet warm wall piece that brings texture, rhythm, and contemporary Brutalist character to

Brutalist rectangular coffee table in red oak wood veneer, Podio by NONO The NONO design team

Brutalist square coffee table in red oak wood Veneer, Podio by NONO The NONO design team presents

piece is a unique Brutalist-inspired collage. No two samples are alike; every composition is created at

A 1970's Brutalist bronze ring by Hungarian-born Mexican artist Pal Kepenyes. The ring has a pine

Mexican Modernism and Brutalist design. The collection showcases three minimal furniture design pieces

We offer this large diameter wall sculpture in the style of C. Jere, circa 1960.

Circa 1960. We offer this Pair of Brutalist Table Lamps made in Iron. For a better cheaper and fast

Brutalist round coffee table in red oak wood veneer, Podio by NONO The NONO design team presents a

Mexican Modernism and Brutalist design. The collection showcases three minimal furniture design pieces

Very rare Brutalist steel sculpture by Pal Kepenyes. Signed on base. A sculptor from Hungary who

beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design brand with

craftmanship of the Cuernavacan glass blowers with the taste for the bright, sanguine pallet of Mexico so

We offer this large diameter wall sculpture in the style of C. Jere, circa 1960.

We offer this large diameter wall sculpture in the style of C. Jere, circa 1960.

Brutalist Sculpture by Vica Ceramica Dimensions: D 34 x W 37 x H 27.5 cm Materials: High temp

Minimalist brutalist lounge chair, burn oak wood muted easy chair by NONO. Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist Lounge chair, Burn Oak Wood Muted Easy Chair by NONO Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist lounge chair, burn oak wood muted easy chair by NONO. Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist Lounge Chair, Burn Oak Wood Muted Easy Chair by NONO Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist lounge chair, burn oak wood muted easy chair by NONO Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist Lounge Chair, Burn Oak Wood Muted Easy Chair by NONO Brutalist chairs boast

Minimalist Brutalist Lounge chair, Burn Oak Wood Muted Easy Chair by NONO Brutalist chairs boast

Talleres Monasticos of Cuerravaca Mexico in approximately 1960 in the Brutalist style. This workshop was

Morelos, Mexico. They were very common in Mexican homes and vacation ranches in the 1960s and 1970s. The

Mexican Modernism and Brutalist design. The collection showcases three minimal furniture design pieces

Marvelous Mexican Mid-Century Modern bronze necklace with Kinetic pendant by Hungarian-born

stands out for its Brutalist language, where a metal structure forms a sculptural, stylized sun. At the

Brutalist Metal Owl Sculpture, Attributed to Sergio Bustamante Mexico, circa 1970s This striking

Circa 1970. We offer this Exceptional pair of Brutalist wall sconces designed by Felipe Delfinger

Rare a beautiful wall lamp designed by Felipe Delfinger, Feders, Cuernavaca, Mexico. Using recycled

“Sun” Wall Lamp Felipe Delfinger for Feders Cuernavaca, Mexico, ca. 1960–1970 Exceptional wall

Banham Hand-Crafted Brutalist Dining Table in Solid Oak by No Age Studio Dimensions: D 114.3 x W

and beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design

A large intricate Brutalist sculpture of a standing owl, attributed to the renowned Mexican artist

and beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design

Superb and rare brutalist suspension by felipe derflingher for feders, designed and produced in

Circa 1960, We offer this big size Brutalist elephant figure in the style of to Sergio Bustamante

and beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design

and beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design

Superb and rare pair of brutalist sconces by Felipe Derflingher for feders, designed and produced

and beautiful, adding an architectural element to the overall design. —— NONO is a Mexican design

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

the timeless elegance of Mexican Modernism and the boldness of Brutalist design. Enrich your living

the timeless elegance of Mexican Modernism and the boldness of Brutalist design. Enrich your living

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

ordinary moments into something extraordinary. — NONO is a Mexican design brand with more than 10 years

the timeless elegance of Mexican Modernism and the boldness of Brutalist design. Enrich your living

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

architectural ethos of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in

of Mexican Modernism and the stark, powerful aesthetics of Brutalist design. At NONO, we believe in