Brutalist Carved Wood Vide Poche by Charlotte Perriand, 1950

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Brutalist Carved Wood Catchall Tray – In the Style of Alexandre Noll – France, 1950s : This is a wooden … Read more Brutalist Carved Wood Catchall Tray – In the Style of Alexandre Noll – France, 1950s : This is a wooden catchall tray, handcrafted in France during the 1950s, clearly inspired by the Brutalist aesthetic and reminiscent of the work of Alexandre Noll. It features a deep brown tone, a rich natural patina, and is carved from a single block of wood, with sculptural waves and repetitive patterns along the perimeter. This piece perfectly embodies the austere yet organic lines of post-war design, and would seamlessly pair with Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand, or Pierre Chapo interiors. Main Features: Origin: France, circa 1950s Material: Solid carved wood Finish: Warm brown tone with natural aged patina Style: Brutalist / Organic Modernism Decoration: Wavy, repeating carved motifs around the edges Usage: Catchall tray, sculptural accent, or decorative bowl Style & Usage: Its minimalist, rough-hewn elegance makes it a timeless sculptural accessory for a mid-century modern, Japanese-inspired, or wabi-sabi interior. It blends effortlessly into both rustic and high-design environments. Estimated Date: 1950s, France See less