Brutalist Design Pub Cafe Dinning Chair Set, Belgium 1960’s

This Brutalist coffee table is made in a style reminiscent of designs by Paul Evans. It was manufactured in Belgium, circa 1960. The table base is composed of cast aluminum with a ro...

Black Brutalist bar cabinet in black lacquered oak, Belgium 1970s. Sideboard features three graphic patterned doors. It provides plenty of storage which makes it both very functio...

Black Brutalist bar cabinet in black lacquered oak, Belgium 1970s. Sideboard features two graphic patterned doors and three drawers. It provides plenty of storage which makes it b...

Brutalist oak dining chairs with rush seating, set of six, circa 1870s.

1970's Lounge chair. Great shape, comfortable seating position, statement peice for any room. The shape is lovely, wide armrests, removeable seat pad. Finally, the chair is upholster...

Introducing this Brutalist Sideboard, a masterpiece inspired by the visionary Gerhard Bartels in 1970s Belgium Crafted with the utmost precision and showcasing Belgian craftsmanship...

Impressive set of 18 oak Brutalist chairs, France 1960s. This set features 18 exquisitely sculptural Brutalist chairs. The marks of Brutalism can be observed in the solid wood, expos...

Set of four brutalist chairs in blond oak, Belgium, 1960s. A set of four wooden dining chairs. These chairs are made of blond oak and sculptur...

Set of four brutalist chairs in patinated oak, Belgium, 1960s. A set of four wooden dining chairs. These chairs are made of oak and sculpturally crafted by hand. The craftsmanship...

In the tumultuous design landscape of mid-20th century Belgium, this pair of chairs emerged from the hands of skilled craftsmen during the 1970s. Crafted from the dense and unyieldin...

Solid oak chairs. Slight traces of use.

Mobichalet, founded by a teacher turned cabinetmaker named Joseph Deffense in Beauraing, Belgium, in 1950, had been active a decade, aiming at furnishing second homes with rustic furnitures, which left a sought after legacy of strikingly powerful and peculiar handcrafted brutalist pieces. The chairs forming this set are typical of the designer : the seat itself is a solid slab of pine wood, the headrest is thick, a simple rectangular cuboid, and, as expected in a brutalist design, the construction is very simple yet efficient and sturdy with no sharp angles. This extremely nice set features an homogeneous seat height and very good backrest angle through all the chairs, ensuring an unexpected and consistent comfort. Under the seat, as illustrated in the pictures, the brand logo is directly carved - or drilled - in the wood with large stencil...