Nesting tables - Oak - Three side tables - Brutalist blond oak
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Set of three solid oak triangular side tables in blond oak from the Netherlands, dating to roughly the 1950s–1960s in a mid‑century modern/brutalist style, with largest dimensions 51×46×38 cm and two smaller sizes 39×39×39 cm and 30×30×28 cm, weighing 12.3 kg, and in good used condition with minor signs of aging and light staining.
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These light (blonde) oak side tables are a beautiful addition to a Japandi, minimalist styled, or Danish-oriented interior. They can be conveniently stacked together to save space. They can also be grouped to serve as, for example, a coffee table.
Origin: Netherlands 1950 - 1970
51 - 46 - 46 cm height 38 cm
39 - 39 - 39 cm height 33 cm
30 - 30 - 30 cm height 28 cm
Weight 12.3 kg
These tables are sought after for their distinctive shape, as most side tables are square or rectangular, while these are triangular. Timelessness and functionality: The design from the 60s/70s is functional and features a sleek, minimalist aesthetic that was popular during the Mid Century Modern (MCM) period. The visible wood grain and the robust finish emphasize the natural state of the material. The natural state of the material underscores MCM but also brutalism applies here. 'Brutalism' in furniture refers to the emphasis on raw, unfinished materials and massive, sculptural forms. The use of solid oak contributes to a heavy and durable appearance. The simple, triangular shape and thick legs highlight the structure of the object itself, which is also characteristic of brutalist designs.
The legs are made from a single piece of wood, each with beautiful nuances of color and shape within the wood itself. An additional nuance is visible in the two layers that make up the top. The tops are made of slats or strips of wood, which you can clearly see when you look at the tops and sides of the tables.
The top table has a longer length in the top. The tables fit underneath each other but can be arranged in many playful ways. They are solid oak tables that can withstand a lot of wear and tear, and have done so over the years. There are some signs of wear, a few deeper scratches and dents, and slight discoloration due to use. Circles are slightly visible on each table. This is more noticeable in the photo than in person. In my opinion, this is discoloration from sunlight on a plant pot or statue that stood on top. Everything around it, including the other tables, has been exposed to sunlight.
The tables will be carefully packed and shipped insured.
These light (blonde) oak side tables are a beautiful addition to a Japandi, minimalist styled, or Danish-oriented interior. They can be conveniently stacked together to save space. They can also be grouped to serve as, for example, a coffee table.
Origin: Netherlands 1950 - 1970
51 - 46 - 46 cm height 38 cm
39 - 39 - 39 cm height 33 cm
30 - 30 - 30 cm height 28 cm
Weight 12.3 kg
These tables are sought after for their distinctive shape, as most side tables are square or rectangular, while these are triangular. Timelessness and functionality: The design from the 60s/70s is functional and features a sleek, minimalist aesthetic that was popular during the Mid Century Modern (MCM) period. The visible wood grain and the robust finish emphasize the natural state of the material. The natural state of the material underscores MCM but also brutalism applies here. 'Brutalism' in furniture refers to the emphasis on raw, unfinished materials and massive, sculptural forms. The use of solid oak contributes to a heavy and durable appearance. The simple, triangular shape and thick legs highlight the structure of the object itself, which is also characteristic of brutalist designs.
The legs are made from a single piece of wood, each with beautiful nuances of color and shape within the wood itself. An additional nuance is visible in the two layers that make up the top. The tops are made of slats or strips of wood, which you can clearly see when you look at the tops and sides of the tables.
The top table has a longer length in the top. The tables fit underneath each other but can be arranged in many playful ways. They are solid oak tables that can withstand a lot of wear and tear, and have done so over the years. There are some signs of wear, a few deeper scratches and dents, and slight discoloration due to use. Circles are slightly visible on each table. This is more noticeable in the photo than in person. In my opinion, this is discoloration from sunlight on a plant pot or statue that stood on top. Everything around it, including the other tables, has been exposed to sunlight.
The tables will be carefully packed and shipped insured.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
12.3 kg
Wood type
Oak
Specific region of origin
Amsterdam
Title additional information
Three side tables - Brutalist blond oak
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Material
Wood
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
38 cm
Width
51 cm
Depth
46 cm
Estimated Period
1950-1960, 1960-1970
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