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.
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- Brutalist Decorative Objects
- Brutalist Home Accents
- Brutalist Sculptural Wall Objects
- Brutalist Sconces and Wall Lamps
- Brutalist Mirrors
- Brutalist Pendant Lighting
- Brutalist Side Tables
- Brutalist Dining Tables
- Brutalist Credenzas and Sideboards
- Brutalist Chandeliers
- Brutalist Dressers and Chests of Drawers
- Brutalist Console Tables
- Brutalist Nightstands
- Brutalist Beds
- Brutalist Exterior Doors
- Brutalist Holiday Decor
- Brutalist Menorahs
- Brutalist Dinnerware
- Brutalist Wine Racks
- Brutalist Serving Utensils
- Brutalist Outdoor Chairs
- Brutalist Cocktail Napkins
- Brutalist Picture Frames
- Brutalist Table Linens
- Brutalist Plant Stands