A coffee table in the shape of a Fender Stratocaster headstock 2000s

Enhance your interior with this vintage 1970s coffee table, featuring a top crafted from a cross-section of acacia and supported by two sturdy, raw wood legs. Its beautiful patina hi...

This stunning two-seater sofa from the 1970s by Jacques Charpentier retains its original velvet upholstery, showcasing exceptional patina and offering superior comfort. The chrome s...

The brutalist style coffee table made of solid wood is a unique and eye-catching piece of furniture. Its chiseled texture adds depth and character to its design, making it a focal point in any room. The triangular-shaped top, reminiscent of a boomerang, gives the table an asymmetrical and dynamic appearance. The chiseled texture on the top not only adds to its visual appeal but also provides a tactile experience. The table is supported by three legs, each with the same chiseled texture as the top. The legs are placed in a way that provides stability and balance to the table, despite its asymmetrical design. The use of solid wood in the construction of this table ensures its durability and longevity, while the chiseled texture gives it a unique, one-of-a-kind appearance. This brutalist style coffee table is a statement piece that will complement any interior design style, from rustic to modern. Its chiseled texture and triangular-shaped top make it a bold and dynamic addition to any living room, family room, or den. It is the perfect piece for those who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of solid wood furniture...

Beautiful rich espresso tone with minimal wear. Spindle braces and curved edge top. Midcentury at its best.