Brutalist Seating

Giuseppe Rivadossi, an esteemed Italian artist and craftsman, is renowned for creating furniture that harmonizes functionality with artistic expression. His works, deeply rooted in t...

Set of 2 Safari lounge chairs, 1970’s

French Brutalist Stool, Carved Elm Burl, Organic Edge, 1960s. This stool is carved from a solid block of burl wood with a swirling, figured grain that runs across the seat and down ...

Set of Two original vintage stools from Sweden, dating back to the 1960s. Crafted from solid pine wood Traditional mortise-and-tenon joints (no screws or nails) Robust and heavy, ...

A pair of French oak lounge chairs from the 1960s in the Brutalist style. Each chair features a solid, low-slung frame with a wide seat, gently curved backrest, and signature keyhole...

Set of 6 fir chairs, France 1950. The backrest is decorated with an upside-down heart (according to historians, this symbol was used by Protestants during the French religious wars)....

The Vibrante Stool is energy, carved in wood. Made from a single block of solid dark wenge, its sculptural silhouette balances volume and precision. The bold hourglass form creates r...

A magnificent, attention-grabbing and very rare set of six sculptural tiger oak Mid Century dining chairs in really lovely condition. Made in Belgium in the 1960s, these eye-catching...

The ARCHETYPE Seat is a bold exploration of primitive geometry transformed into contemporary collectible design. Its stepped silhouette appears simultaneously playful and monumental,...

This large armchairs were designed by Jens Juul Eilersen and manufactured during 1970s by Niels Eilersen, a very well regarded Danish furniture maker. It is Monza model with down wra...

This handcrafted brutalist chair, dating back to circa 1970, showcases the raw beauty of solid wood with its bold design. A true statement piece, it reflects the unique artisanal cra...

This “kubbstol” or “kubbestol” is a traditional Scandinavian chair made from a log. The kubbestol was quite common in some districts of Norway from about 1750 to 1960, where it was usually made from logs with significant girth and three to four feet in length. The tree trunk was hollowed out so that the base (from the seat down) would be cylindrical while the back of the chair continues upward from the seat in a curved shield that makes the chair both snug and comfortable. Most, but not all, kubbestols were decorated with carving, painting, or some combination of the two. This chair has beautiful folk patterns hand carved into it, with visible, raw craftsmanship. Carved and painted decorations would differ from district to district and styles changed over time. While the log is seemingly roughly shaped, this chair is surprisingly comfortable, as functionality has been historically important for Scandinavian furniture makers. The kubbestol was often placed next to the open-hearth fireplace or next to the bed, and it was reserved for the head of the household. Large, impressive farmhouses might have had several richly carved and painted kubbestols as a display of wealth and status. These days the log chair has become a symbol of Scandinavian roots for many families with ties to Norway, Sweden, or Denmark. The kubbestol is a reminder of our rural heritage and a time when most things in and around the home were made by hand from materials found in nature. Essentially a chair hewn from a tree trunk, this chair is as closely associated with Norway as Peer Gynt...

Mid century brutalist dining chairs with black wooden frames and white boucle seats. Very sturdy chairs with a nice design. Good original condition 1970s - Germany Dimensions: He...

End table CT-5 by Denis Milovanov x Soha Concept (Side table, end table, stool, pedestal...) Material: Solid oak Dimensions: H 50 x 39 x 39 cm SÓHA desi...

A highly sculptural pair of early 20th-century Swedish monk chairs in solid oak. The chairs combine a strong architectural construction with extensive carved decoration, including ge...

Belgian Mid-Century Modern, Six Brutalist Dining Chairs, Oak, Belgium, 1970s Set of six substantial brutalist solid oak dining chairs designed and produced in Belgium in the later h...

Dimensions: approx. 87 x 75 x 85 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Rare lounge chair designed by Tage Poulsen in Denmark. The Danish architect, furniture designer and artist is known for ...

Dimensions lounge chair: approx. 87 x 75 x 85 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Dimensions ottoman: approx. 68 x 40 x 73 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Rare lounge chair with matching ottoma...

Dimensions lounge chairs: approx. 87 x 75 x 85 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Dimensions ottoman: approx. 68 x 40 x 73 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Dimensions coffee table: approx. 105 x...

Potro Stools are versatile, solid wood pieces that can work as seating, side tables or pedestals. Potro Stools are inspired by the sturdy anatomy of horses and their role in Mexica...

Dimensions lounge chairs: approx. 87 x 75 x 85 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Dimensions ottoman: approx. 68 x 40 x 73 cm (Width x Height x Depth) Rare set of two lounge chairs and a m...

Make a bold statement with this stunning pair of monumental cast concrete over fiberglass chairs, blending sculptural artistry with modernist appeal. Their geometric, block-like silh...

Beautiful hand made brutalist bar stools. Good original condition. Sturdy and well manufactured stools in solid oak with steel ring foot rests. 1960s - Belgium Dimensions: Height...

Brutalist Dining Chair in Solid Oak with Bouclé Upholstery, France, 1950s — 20 Available This impressive Brutalist dining chair was crafted in solid oak, France, circa the 1950s. Th...

This set of six 1970s French Brutalist oak dining chairs exemplifies the movement’s emphasis on bold form, honest materials, and sculptural ...

These exquisite armchairs, crafted by the renowned Italian designer Giuseppe Rivadossi in the late 1960s, exemplify mid-century elegance with a distinct artisanal touch. Made from hi...

Pair of Modern Rustic Chairs, Attributed to Georges Robert — France, circa 1950 An elegant pair of French chairs dating from the 1950s, attributed to Georges Robert, reflecting an a...

Set of 6 Brutalist Saddle Chairs in Stained Beech with Patina, France, 1950s This exceptional set of six Brutalist saddle chairs hails from France, dating to the 1950s. Crafted from solid stained beechwood, each chair presents a bold, sculptural presence softened by elegant folkloric details and an extraordinary natural patina developed over decades. The design is grounded in regional Alpine traditions, most notably seen in the heart-shaped cut-out in the backrest—a charming, romantic gesture often associated with rural Savoie or Tyrolean furniture...

Unique tripod stool made in France, circa 1970s. Substantial and chunky round seat with three sturdy club legs that taper out at the bottom. Seat is covered with a thick piece of lea...

Atelier Sonja Wasseur Handmade Leather Lounge Chair and Ottoman Set, Netherlands. In 1982, Wasseur set up her own design studio in Amsterdam, concentrating on the design of carpets ...

Set of four dining chairs, oak, iron, Europe, 1970s These chairs exemplify a harmonious synthesis, seamlessly blending the robustness inherent in Brutalist style with the understate...

Set brutalist tree trunk chairs, 1970s France. This striking set of six Brutalist dining chairs is handcrafted from solid wood, each featuring a distinctive seat made from a cut tree...

Ensemble de 6 chaises brutalistes 1960's Suite de six chaises brutalistes des années 1960, au dessin volontairement architectural. Le piètement, construit en sections carrées et blo...

Set of 2 dining chairs with scalloped backs and leather braid seats, heavy and stable. Additional information: Country of manufacture: The Netherlands Design period: 1970s Dimension...

18th century Brutalist wooden chair carved with fabulous creature totally 5 available see other announces.

Pair of Brutalist Walnut Stools in the Manner of Charles Dudouyt, France, 1940s A sculptural pair of French Brutalist stools crafted in solid walnut, designed in the manner of Char...

This carved wood Studio Chair is in the Manner of Jean Touret, Poland 1970s. Architecturally exquisite and perfect for high design spaces.

Koncz Vilmos (1932 – 2006). He started painting at the age of 30, using the following techniques: charcoal, pastel, oil. He has had solo exhibitions eight times in Budapest, and his works have been featured in seventeen group exhibitions worldwide. He was an experimental creator. Its more than 420 works include glass mosaics, terracotta, copper embossing and furniture carving. After his death, most of his oeuvre was “lost”. A decade and a half passed from painting to the first carvings. Middle Eastern and African culture had a major impact on his further artistic work. Traveled and created in Baghdad, Kuwait, Beirut and Tanzania. He became acquainted with the ancient folk art of the Makonde tribe, with carvings of ebony and ivory, which changed his creative career. When he made an authentic bracelet out of ivory, decorated with African motifs, the members of the tribe welcomed him among themselves. He became the tribe’s "Mister Vili." An exhibition of his painted paintings was held at the Kilimanjaro Hotel. He learned the machining of copper from the Arabs and the making of glass mosaics, and the tricks of jewelry making from the Hindus. He had forty large sculptures erected in various settlements of Hungary, mostly multi-field, made with a circular carving technique. Everything from ornaments on the table to the three-meter-high monument was found in his oeuvre. The Tiszakürt Arboretum also houses two wooden sculptures made of circular carvings: Tasso and the Tanzanian family tree. Donated works of his hometown: the 1956 headboard, the “Jászok” and “Kunok” (Old Hungarian Tribes), the “Flute”, the “Kolompolás” (Ringing the Bell) and the “Winged Altar”. In the 1980s, he also made carvings for the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden. His Ars Poetic was: “I do what I love, which drives from within, because I want to leave marks behind that I once existed and perhaps not uselessly” (2002). The term "Brutalist" originated from Le Corbusier’s Cité...

Danish Modern, Oak, Green Nubuck, Brutalist Lounge Chair, Denmark, 1960s A substantial brutalist style lounge chair designed and produced in Denmark in the later half of the 20th ce...

A strong and beautiful low chair or armchair, Modernist, Rustic-Modern, Art-Popular, dark wooden geometric structures, graphic straw seat and back seat, long and massive armrests, al...

This rocking chair, born from the era's penchant for Brutalist design, manages to strike an intriguing balance between the rugged and the refined. The 1970s marked a distinctive peri...

Dutch Oak Armchair with Integrated Side Rest, 1960s A sculptural oak armchair of Dutch origin, dating to the 1960s. The design is strikingly arch...

Solid elm tripod stool, brutalist style. French work from the 1960s. Free-form stool, chunky, yet racy and elegant, stunning wood grain and sunny hon...

Set of two very rare comfort Solid Wood Chairs by Brutalist architects Knud Friis and Elmar Moltke Nielsen. Denmark 1970s. Handmade bent...

Set of 6 “Sculpture” Dining Chairs in Wrought Iron by Salvino Marsura, Italy, Late 1970s Exceptional and rare set of six sculptural dining chairs by Salvino Marsura, crafted in Ital...

This is a rare midcentury Brazilian armchair made of natural materials like wood and camel leather. It was designed by young Brazilian designers in the 1960s using traditional techni...

Contemporary Italian bench in a striking Brutalist style, featuring sculptural, architectural lines. The piece consists of two truncated pyramid-shaped bases in solid oak supporting ...

Set of Six Brutalist Dining Chairs in Oak, Low Countries, 1960s A striking set of six Brutalist oak dining chairs, likely produced in Belgium or the Netherlands during the 1960s. W...

Pair of Ash and Wrought-Iron Stools — French Modernism, 1950s Pair of French post-war modernist stools, combining a particularly robust construction in solid ash with substantial ha...

Interesting set of three solid wood stools, made by an Italian craftsman for a Tuscan home in the 1950s.

Chic set of six lounge chairs, would look stunning in a bouclé but work equally well with their ultrasuede upholstery.

Brutalist - Natural decoration - Stool Brutalist style stool in solid wood, similar to those made of elm in the 1960s or to French trade models. Measures : 43x22 H:43cm

Concrete chair from 1970s France, designed with a remarkable twist. This chair offers a unique faux wood design that closely resembles the natural beauty of a tree trunk. With its intricate details and expert craftsmanship, this piece is a testament to meticulous artistry. Crafted to withstand the elements, the chair is perfect for outdoor use, allowing you to effortlessly merge the comfort of your home with the tranquility of your outdoor oasis. Expertly molded and finished to replicate the intricate patterns found in tree trunks, it boasts an exquisite visual appeal. The combination of the faux wood trunk design and the yellow seating...

Sculptural Blond Oak Dining Chairs, Belgium, 1960s Presenting a striking set of four sculptural dining chairs crafted from beautiful blond oak, hailing from Belgium during the 1960s...

Substantial set of concrete zig zag chairs. Exceptional presence. Stunning presence and design. Industrial steel rebar runs inside the concrete reinforcing the chair and table giving...

Incredibly sturdy and solid oak dining chairs manufactured with thick wooden parts. These chairs will last a lifetime and beyond Rustic, brutalist design 1960s - Belgium Very go...

The Trigon Chair is composed of pentahedral volumes; five-faced triangular shapes. The triangle is one of the earliest known geometric forms, with its use dating back to over 5.000 y...

This table carries genuine presence, its natural honey wood, tapered round immediately setting the tone for the piece. Originating in France during 1970s, it shows the construction t...

A contemporary seating piece by Marrakech-based design studio Mādda. Titled "Arz"—the Arabic word for Cedar—this chair is a study in reductive modernism, rooted in North African craf...

Potro Stools are versatile, solid wood pieces that can work as seating, side tables or pedestals. Potro Stools are inspired by the sturdy anatomy of horses and their role in Mexica...