The Brutalist tall dresser that we are offering was manufactured by Burlington House Furniture in Lexington Kentucky in the mid-1970’s. The detailing on the fronts of the piece is resin and shaped to emulate wood blocks.
SOLD, this item is no longer available. We do not disclose prices on sold items. What is Brutalism? Born in the early 1970’s Its hard edges, jagged shapes, rough surfaces, built up finishes, and symmetrical organic designs of wood metal and or resins. Brutalism was bold and distanced its self from the early days of
This gorgeous piece is part of the Brasilia collection, inspired by the architecture of the City of Brasilia. This piece is considered rare and it was introduced at the Seattle world’s fair in 1962. With a double sided top with shelves and 4 doors open up to 3 drawers and some storage, this can be
Sold, this item is no longer available. We do not disclose prices on sold items. This gorgeous piece is part of the Brasilia collection, inspired by the architecture of the City of Brasilia. This piece is considered rare and it was introduced at the Seattle world’s fair in 1962. With a double sided top with
The Brutalist credenza / dresser that we are offering was manufactured by Burlington House Furniture in Lexington Kentucky in the mid-1970’s. The detailing on the fronts of the piece is resin and shaped to emulate wood blocks.
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