Brutal Bunker

Brutal — The Furniture Collection

Object / 00101 — 03

Monolith

A single concrete cast volume used for a coffee table, dining table, or work table. Solid body, optional drawer cut into the mass. The main character of the piece is that it floats: the center volume is concealed from every angle, so the top appears to lift away from the floor.

Dimensions
3 × 3 ft (adjustable), height 12 in (approx)
Materials
Concrete / Wood / Steel / Stone
Monolith table in raw cementClose-up of the monolith corner and cast textureClose-up of the monolith shadow gap floating above the floorMonolith table in smoked woodMonolith table in warm red-orange matte woodMonolith table in soapstoneMonolith table in blackened steel01 / 07 — Raw cement
Price upon request
Object / 00202 — 03

Conoide

A unique floating table with sharp edges and angled sides. Built around an inverted triangular geometry, it works as a coffee table and can be scaled in height and dimension for each space.

Dimensions
2 × 4 ft (adjustable), height 9 in (approx)
Materials
Steel / Wood / Concrete / Stone
Conoide table in smoked oakConoide table in warm red-orange matte woodConoide table in stoneConoide table in blackened steel01 / 04 — Smoked wood
Price upon request
Object / 00303 — 03

Bastion

A single plane folded down into two angled side legs, spanning open underneath. The geometry carries the whole load without a visible base, so the top reads as one continuous surface bridging the floor. A unique low table for a living room, an entry, or a working corner.

Dimensions
5 × 2.5 ft (adjustable), height 14 in (approx)
Materials
Wood / Cement / Stone / Steel
Bastion table in warm red-orange matte woodBastion table in smoked walnutBastion table in raw cementAngled perspective of the Bastion table in raw cementBastion table in stoneBastion table in blackened steel01 / 06 — Wood
Price upon request
Material library / Open system
M-01

Wood

M-02

Cement

M-03

Stone

M-04

Metal

Used alone or combined. Every version is resolved around weight, touch, structure, and the room it enters.

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