This set of two Brutalist-style oak side tables dates from the 1970s and is inspired by the work of Pierre Chapo. The striking triangular design and robust construction make these nesting tables a characteristic example of Brutalist design from that period. The tables are crafted from solid oak, ensuring a sturdy and durable base. The natural wood grain is clearly visible and contributes to the warm, brown color of the furniture. The design is characterized by thick, rounded tabletops and sturdy, angular legs that emphasize the Brutalist aesthetic. The tables are designed to be partially nested under each other, making them both practical and visually interesting. The set is in good condition, commensurate with its age and use. The oak has developed an authentic patina over the years. The construction is completely intact and functional. These Brutalist side tables come into their own perfectly in a vintage or eclectic interior. They can be used together as a coffee table or separately as functional accent pieces next to a sofa or armchair.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items2Height41 cmWidth52 cmDepth49 cmSigns of usageScratches, Stains