The Henri Fernandez 'Octo' coffee table is a striking example of Brutalist design from the 1970s. The sculptural design, characterized by the organic, tentacle-like base and the central sphere, makes this piece of furniture a true statement in any interior.
Crafted from bronze, the base displays a raw, textured finish typical of the Brutalist style. The central sphere is detailed with contrasting inlay, adding depth and character to the whole. The square glass tabletop rests firmly on the brass arms, allowing the complex structure of the base to remain fully visible.
The table is in very good vintage condition, with an authentic patina that emphasizes its age and character. Structural integrity is fully preserved, and the glass top shows light signs of use consistent with its age.
This coffee table comes into its own best in an eclectic or modernist interior, where it serves as a functional work of art. It combines effortlessly with both vintage and contemporary furniture pieces, adding a touch of Hollywood Regency glamour to the space. See photos, they are part of the description.
To be picked up or arranged via the Whoppah courier.
Ref. 23272026
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGold, TransparentMaterialBronze, GlassNumber of items1Height42 cmWidth110 cmDepth100 cmSigns of usageScratches