Brutalist Slate and Stone Coffee Table in the Style of Paul Kingma, 1970s

Brutalist Slate and Stone Coffee Table with Copper Inlay In the Style of Paul Kingma A striking 1980s Brutalist slate coffee table with ...

Nest of two fossil stone coffee or side tables. A striking nest of fossil stone coffee tables, featuring a sculptural, monolithic design that seamlessly blends organic texture with ...

Sculptural Postmodern Marble Coffee Table, Italy, 1980s A dramatic and sculptural marble coffee table from the 1980s, likely of Italian origin, showcasing bold postmodern design and...

1980s grey marble coffee table The table features a distinctive teardrop shape, with one end smoothly rounded and the other more angular. This unique form adds a contemporary and artistic touch to the piece. The table is made from high-quality marble, known for its durability and elegant appearance. The marble's natural veining and variations in colour are prominently displayed, making each piece unique. The marble displays a mix of grey tones, ranging from light to dark. There are also patches of creamy white and hints of brown, which create a dynamic and visually interesting surface. The polished surface of the marble is smooth and reflective, enhancing its luxurious feel. The natural patterns and striations in the marble add depth and complexity to the overall look. The table's base is made from the same marble as the top, providing a cohesive and solid structure. The two bases are decorative and sturdy, supporting the weight of the marble top effectively. The base can be positioned asymmetrically, which not only ensures stability but also contributes to the modern and unconventional design of the table.  The table’s sleek lines and minimalist design make it a perfect fit for modern and contemporary interiors. Its unusual shape and luxurious material also lend it a sculptural quality, making it a statement piece in any room. Despite its bold design, the neutral grey tones of the marble make this table versatile enough to complement a wide range of colour schemes and decor styles. This 1980s marble teardrop coffee...

The Brutalist movement, known for its use of bold forms and imperfect organic materials, gave rise to balanced, straightforward designs both in architecture and interiors. The skille...

A beautifully crafted stone coffee table inspired by the style of Paul Kingma. The tabletop showcases a striking mosaic of natural stone, accented with brass and embedded coins that ...

Brutalist slate and natural stone top coffee table with inlaid brass The use of different materials and stone types creates a beautiful colour scheme. Good condition. 1970s ...

An octagonal lava stone coffee table, possibly by Paul Kingma (1931-2013) Holland, mid 20th Century