A striking Brutalist console table dating from the 1970s, crafted in South Africa and attributed to the influential Dutch designer Paul Kingma. Featuring an impressive handcrafted mosaic top composed of natural slate and stone with metallic inlays, this sculptural piece beautifully captures the organic, architectural aesthetic that defined the Brutalist movement.
The richly textured surface showcases an intricate arrangement of geometric stonework, creating a unique one-of-a-kind design. Supported by a sturdy timber base, the table is both functional and highly decorative, making it ideal for use as a hallway console, sofa table, or statement piece in a contemporary, mid-century, or eclectic interior.
While attributed to Paul Kingma due to its distinctive style and craftsmanship, no maker’s signature or label is present. Similar examples were produced in South Africa during the period and are highly sought after for their exceptional quality and timeless appeal.
Dimensions:
Length - 127cm
Depth - 40cm
Height - 68cm
Condition Report:
Excellent condition, the stone has no chips or major scratching, the brass in lay has some signs of wear, please refer to pics.