Brutalist Polystone Coffee Table, Europe 20th Century (sold)

Brutalist Polystone Coffee Table, Europe 20th Century (sold)

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The essence of Brutalism, an architectural movement originating in the mid-20th century, is captured in the unembellished design of this coffee table. It proudly showcases raw, imperfect materials, bold geometric forms, and a prioritization of function over adornment. Both visually and technically, this piece celebrates the inherent beauty of the material and the boundless creativity of skilled craftsmanship.

The atypical choice of material - polystone, or polyresin as it is also known - is composed of a mixture of ground stone and liquid resin, that is then poured into a mold and is a versatile choice for casting decorative items. The result is a strong, durable table that looks and feels like textured stone but is lighter and more resistant.

Exemplifying the principles of Brutalist design, this coffee table embodies a philosophy centered around the use of unelaborated, rough materials and a commitment to functionality. Born amidst a period of architectural exploration, the philosophy that guides the design of this table exudes an almost industrial allure, seamlessly blending form and purpose with a rugged authenticity, relying on its materials to convey its distinctive aesthetic.

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Condition:

In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use.

Dimensions:

37.40 in ⌀ x 13.78 in H

95 cm ⌀ x 35 cm H

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