Midcentury Brutalist Table

A solid set of mid-century brutalist bedside-tables in the style of Rainer Daumiller.

This is a famous floating arm lamp by Dazor. Company was founded in 1938 and made itself the name on this design for it's durability, ease of adjustment and most importantly, for str...

This gorgeous mushroom table lamp most likely originated as a floor lamp but at one point in time has been converted in to a lower version. The base with its brass doorknob feet in o...

This pair of nightstands features a rustic plank construction with built-in storage drawers and lower shelves. The boxy silhouette brings a bold architectural presence to modern spac...

Canadian made mid-century modern end tables by Tabago Furniture.

The triangular seat holds a dark brown leather cushion, and the right armrest extends outward into a wide, flat integrated side table surface with a raised edge. Turned front legs, h...

Pair 1960's Mid Century Floor (or tall table) Lamps in the manner of Stewart Ross James for Hansen or Paul Evans. Probably by Laurel Lamp Co. This interesting pair of lamps is each...

This pair of architectural end tables features a bold textured facade composed of multi-dimensional geometric wood blocks. The clean outer rectangular frames enclose double cabinet d...

German architect turned designer, Rainer Daumiller, popularized these playful pine dining sets through the Danish brand, Hirtshals Savvaerk, in the 1960s and ‘70s. Designed to be fun...

Large bench / coffee table in solid pine, crafted by Swedish designer Sven Larsson in 1970s. Signed underneath. Great craftmanship, perfectly suited for any interior style. A Mode...

Enamelled brutalist copper clock by Franco Bastianelli for Studio Cellini, Laurana Rame D'Arte in Pesaro, Italy 1960s. Handcrafted on a copper base, enameled on fire with striking c...

Pair of Sculptural Lamps by Stewart Ross James for Hansen, Rewired, circa 1970s A striking pair of mid-century modern sculptural table lamps designed by Stuart Ross James for Hansen...

Italy / 1960 / coffee table / travertine / Mid-century / Vintage A sleek, sturdy and artfully geometric travertine coffee table, crafted in the 1960s in Italy.

A fantastic, William Bowie inspired, Mid Century Modern, Brutalist, Metal, Kinetic table sculpture (Unsigned.

Vintage pieces that add personality and beauty to your table. Mid Century, Bohemian, Mid Century, Hollywood Regency, Eclectic, Modernist, Brutalist, Porcelain, Barware.

A unique tripod brutalist stool / side table in wood. Made in the 1950s by a Scandinavian carpenter. This wabi sabi stool will fit in many types of home decors. Modern, Scandinav...

Pair of square pine stools in original patina.

For a powerfully cohesive, period-perfect ensemble, pair them with one of our mid-century solid oak extension tables in the Kjærnulf style.

The surface is further embellished with applied white clay relief details—reminiscent of abstract calligraphy or organic protrusions—adding a layer of surrealist intrigue and tactile...

Pair these 6 vintage oak dining chairs with one of our mid-century solid oak extension tables, also in the style of Kjærnulf, for a cohesive look.

These chairs pair effortlessly with a mid-century solid oak extension table in the same spirit, or can be combined with a contemporary table for a refined, striking contrast.

Would make a great display piece on any desk, coffee or console table. Mid-century era. Measures: 8 5/8" tall x 8" long x 3" wide at the base.

These chairs would pair effortlessly with a modern or mid-century dining table and complement a variety of interiors—from minimalist and brutalist to warm, postmodern spaces.

side table - stool - Mid-Century Measures : 40x39cm - SH:41cm - TH:43cm This Brutalist tripod stool from the 1950s or 1960s features a triangular resting on three angled legs.

Described by Laurel Company as an "original cast metal sculpture", this Brutalist design takes the form of a vertical stack of irregularly shaped blocks, rough-hewn and elemental.

The tripodal base of this striking floor lamp is a brutalist sculpture formed of intersecting, raw-edged steel planes and wires that supports the circular glass surface.

Brutalist American Modern 1970s patinated patchwork metal coffee table with riveted copper, brass, and pewter sheeting with slate top (attr: Paul Evans for Directional )