Brutalesque Coffee Table

Brutalesque Coffee TableManufacturer Coordination Berlin Designer Flip Sellin Drawing inspiration from Brutalist Architecture, the Brutalesque sofa table plays with simple materials structurally composed to result in an intelligent, light and transparent construction. A square pipe is turned by 45 and joined in mitred corners to become a square frame. Round slender column feet, set back from the corner points architecturally elevate the elegant outline. The touch points with

Roland Rainer’s iconic chair is stackable

7"Seat height 16"

Kalmar conceived Dreistelz as the freestanding counterpart to his line of suspended luminaires: Slim tubing rests atop an organic tripod of legs

The precise cutting of the cuppa takes the craftsman to the edge of his abilities – as well as the polishing

Egon Eiermann designed this room divider for the entrance hall and the conference rooms of his building for members of the German Parliament

7" + 2 extensions 21

8" x H 19

It does not matter where you put the sides

1"Width of seat 15

BV71 I: D 4

based on Josef Hoffmann's design from 1930

The woven seat is finished in a textile band or vegetable tanned leather