Octagonal coffee table, grey stone, golden brass, orange copper, by P. Kingma, Netherlands, 1980s.
3 000 PLN
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This octagonal coffee table, designed by Paul Kingma in the Netherlands in the 1980s, stands as a distinctive example of brutalist, architectural design from that era. Its substantial tabletop is crafted from slabs of natural stone arranged in a geometric, mosaic pattern dominated by cool slate-grey tones with subtle shifts in shade and texture. Brass and copper inlays—both linear and circular—are set into the surface, introducing visual warmth and refinement to the otherwise cool palette. The edge of the table is thick and rounded, reinforcing its sculptural, monolithic presence, while the robust octagonal base echoes the geometric motif with stone panels in earthy, rust-brown and grey hues. Discreet casters integrated into the base allow for easy movement despite the table's considerable weight. The piece is in very good vintage condition, showing only minor signs of use and a natural patina on both the metals and stone, which highlights its authenticity.This coffee table tells the story of 1980s design through the voice of brutalism: raw materiality and monumental form balanced with a keen sense of rhythm and geometry. Stone, brass, and copper converse
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Height46.5 cm
Width98 cm
Length98 cm
Dimension details
Length98 cm
Height46.5 cm
Width98 cm
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