This stunning Brutalist Italian cabinet bar, crafted in walnut during the 1960s, exudes a bold, architectural presence that captures the essence of midcentury modern design. The cabinet features two pivoting doors that reveal ample interior storage, ideal for housing your favorite spirits and glassware. The hand-carved wood handles, meticulously preserved in perfect condition, add a tactile element of artistry, while the rich vintage patina enhances its historical charm. This piece is a remarkable example of the Brutalist movement's emphasis on raw, unrefined beauty, making it a true collector's item.
Rare Brutalist Italian bar cabinet in walnut, 1960’s
L85 D48 H80
Italian Brutalist furniture emerged in the mid-20th century, characterized by its raw, industrial aesthetic. Designers like Carlo Scarpa and Mario Bellini used materials like raw concrete and steel to create bold, minimalist pieces with strong geometric forms. This style, known for its honesty in materials and utilitarian approach, continues to influence contemporary design.