Brutalist design has its roots in the Mid-Century movement in Brutalist architecture, with the fitting name derived from the French term for “raw concrete.” The style complements the massive, fortress-like characteristics of the architecture with square, chunky wood pieces in a darker color palette. Pick out a piece of Lane furniture with blocky, almost cubist, uses of geometry and shapes. Or check out the heavy, edgy metalwork in Brutalist light fixtures and sculptures by Tom Greene.
Related Collections
- Brutalist Sculptural Wall Objects
- Brutalist Sconces and Wall Lamps
- Brutalist Side Tables
- Brutalist Mirrors
- Brutalist Pendant Lighting
- Brutalist Credenzas and Sideboards
- Brutalist Dining Tables
- Brutalist Chandeliers
- Brutalist Dressers and Chests of Drawers
- Brutalist Console Tables
- Brutalist Exterior Doors
- Brutalist Nightstands
- Brutalist Beds
- Brutalist Menorahs
- Brutalist Plant Stands
- Brutalist Rings
- Brutalist Dinnerware
- Brutalist Serving Utensils
- Brutalist Brooches
- Brutalist Dresser Sets
- Brutalist Match Strikers
- Brutalist Window Treatments
- Brutalist Curtains
- Brutalist Daybeds
- Brutalist Beaded Necklaces