De Puydt
Brutalist Dining Table
C. 1960
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision — a balance between the primitive and the refined.
Presented in very good vintage condition.
H75 cm D102 cm
De Puydt
Brutalist Dining Table
C. 1960
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision — a balance between the primitive and the refined.
Presented in very good vintage condition.
H75 cm D102 cm
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision —…
De Puydt
Brutalist Dining Table
C. 1960
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision — a balance between the primitive and the refined.
Presented in very good vintage condition.
H75 cm D102 cm
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision —…
Rough-hewn geometry and tactile mass define this oak table by Belgian maker De Puydt, known in the 1960s for a distinctly brutalist approach to form. The circular top rests on rectangular legs, their meeting marked by a quiet rigor and handcrafted weight. Dark-stained oak amplifies the grain, lending warmth to the structure’s austere precision — a balance between the primitive and the refined.
Presented in very good vintage condition.
H75 cm D102 cm