Pair of Brutalist Slate & Wood Side Tables furniture The flowing grain patterns across

The flowing grain patterns across each surface — shifting from honey to deep tobacco tones — give the pieces remarkable warmth despite their robust form

it adds gravity and calm to a space

it represents furniture stripped back to its purest architectural elements—horizontal and vertical planes balanced in perfect equilibrium

distant figures emerge from the grasses

Upholstery: Chenille woodgrain fabric

Pair of Brutalist Slate & Wood Side Tables furniture The flowing grain patterns acrossA wonderfully elemental pair of late 20th century side tables, fashioned from hewn timber posts crowned with hand shaped slate tops. Brutalist in intent yet full of diminutive, natural poetry, each table carries the tactile imprint of its materials: the soft undulations of weathered grain, the raw knots and fissures of time, and the cool, honed surface of slate marked by tool work and use. The contrast is compelling rugged timber rising from slate