Domino set, minimalism, black plastic, Poland, 1970s.
385 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 11257
This domino set, produced in Poland in the 1970s, exemplifies the era’s utilitarian minimalist design. Each rectangular tile is crafted from matte black plastic, with crisp white dots recessed into the surface, forming a high-contrast, easily readable pattern against the uniform black base. There are no manufacturer markings or decorative elements, highlighting the timeless, functional character of the set. The dominoes are distinguished by their precise proportions, sharp edges, and smooth, non-glossy finish. When arranged in a stepped pyramid, the set reveals its geometric regularity and architectural quality. The set is preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear, discoloration, or damage.This domino set echoes the everyday realities of 1970s Poland: disciplined form, monochrome austerity, and solid materials conjure memories of family evenings when play was as important as function. The cool touch of plastic and the sound of sliding pieces evoke an era in which aesthetics bowed to practicality, and simplicity became a quiet statement of daily life. Arranged in orderly patterns, the dominoes resemble a small-scale architecture—humble, yet inherently structured.The set can be displayed on a coffee table in the living room, serving as a subtle vintage accent alongside minimalist ceramics or a stack of books. It fits seamlessly into both modernist and eclectic interiors, where its neutral black and simple shapes introduce an element of structured discipline. For a cohesive, collector’s composition, it can be paired with other 1970s objects such as a matte-shaded lamp or a plain tray.
DIMENSION
Height6 cm
Depth6 cm
Width22 cm
Dimension details
Width22 cm
Height6 cm
Depth6 cm
Weight0.2 kg
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