1950s Brutalist dining set solid Elm, Brutalist by Olavi Hanninen Aranjou France
€ 6.000,00
| Weight | 120 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 180 × 85 × 76 cm |
1 in stock
This striking dining set, designed by Finnish designer Olavi Hänninen in the 1950s, reflects the sculptural character of the Brutalist movement. Crafted in solid elm, the set is defined by its expressive construction, substantial proportions and beautifully pronounced wood grain.
Hänninen was known for his bold approach to furniture design, combining traditional materials with a strong architectural sensibility. The robust forms and carefully considered details give the ensemble a remarkable presence, while the natural warmth of the elm balances its powerful appearance.
Produced by Aranjou in France, this dining set represents an interesting meeting of Scandinavian design influences and French craftsmanship. A sculptural and highly characterful example of post-war European furniture design, equally suited to a contemporary interior or a more eclectic setting.
Sizes: Table W180xD85xH76 / Bench 180x35x45 / Chair 41x41x79 SH44
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