Set of 4 Brutalist DePuydt Attributed Heavy Oak Dining Chairs with Rush Seats

Set of 4 De Puydt style Brutalist high back natural light oak dining chairs with chunky square legs, peg tension fastening, handle cut-outs, and quality craftsmanship and joinery. Th...

Set of 4 Brutalist Belgian light oak dining chairs with slatted seats and backrests. In good condition with some wear consistent with their age and use. ...

Mid-Century set of 4 brutalist "De Puydt" style ladder back dining chairs. Strikingly designed, robust set of four dark toned solid oak frames that sit very comfortably and that marr...

Set of 4, Mid-Century, Vico Magistretti style Pine dining chairs with rush seats, 1960s. Solid pine frames complimented by woven rush seats. In original condition with some visible w...

In the European design landscape of the mid-20th century, Brutalism emerged as a distinct architectural movement, influencing not only buildings but also furniture design. The 1950s ...

Brutalism was favoured within mid-century European design for its bold departure from the ornate and intricate styles of the past. It embraced the intrinsic nature of materials, cele...

Unique brutalist chairs, sculpted on the front and back with a diamond tip, the front engraved with diagonals enclosed in a square. The workmanship is splendid, leaving the grain of ...

Thanks to low-profile, clean-lined furnishings, an earth-tone-inspired colour palette, and little ornamentation, the minimal Brutalist design style resonates with a variety of interior spaces. This set exudes tranquillity through its stylish but understated shapes and forms. There is a reason behind solid wooden furniture’s enduring popularity: wood never goes out of style. It is enduring, sturdy, versatile, and visually appealing. As we find ourselves in a design era that embraces the nostalgia of the mid-20th century, Brutalist furniture...