25 Powerful Brutalist Seats For Your Contemporary Interior

The “Amazonas Chair” is inspired by the Amazon culture and features geometrical shapes – a circular shape reminiscent of shields, solid lateral bases, and a temple-like back. It pays homage to the strength and cultural heritage of the Amazon women.

The Primitive Chair is made of recycled polyethene obtained through rotational moulding. From a matrix of recycled material, the Primitive collection of everyday objects is revealed by selective cutting. Chairs, tables, benches have as a common denominator the formal traces of the initial matrix. Each piece is obtained through a rotational molding manufacturing process.

The “c.1[bpg]” is a lounge chair made entirely of clear bulletproof glass with no visible connections or support. It showcases a fascination with immateriality and has a minimalist design with small details that hint at a bigger story related to war. The chair is described as almost invisible, and its solid state seems to dissolve.

The “Tori” stool is a sand-casted aluminium stool created using the lost foam technique. It was inspired by the Japanese arch that signifies the separation of sacred and profane spaces.

The Dumber Bench is a foam seat with a rubber spray coating that celebrates simplicity and naivety. Its design is playful and cute, which comes from its high-density foam construction.

The Galeana Stool is a project that combines artisanal manual labour with experimentation in advanced manufacturing. It involves using traditional tools such as pencil, chisel, sandpaper, and wedges to realize digital ideas.

The Matrix bench is a versatile system inspired by architecture that allows for endless configurations. Its modular design features individual ribs, giving it a Brutalist feeling.

The “Cage” bench is a lightweight and strong piece of furniture inspired by the Wiener Werkstätte movement. The bench is made of meticulously folded and welded perforated sheet metal.

The Toasted Brick Stool is eco-friendly furniture made from recycled waste plastics using an innovative device called “the toaster.” The durable and waterproof plastic panels are used as the foundation for the furniture, resulting in a sustainable design.

“The Bench” is inspired by church benches with hand-cut smooth angles, a blackened raw iron texture, and handcrafted cushions made of Belgian linen and goose down.

The “Carpet Matter Stool #1” is made from carpet waste and off-cuts collected from events and temporary sets. The collection aims to address the issue of carpet waste, which is not designed for disassembly and often ends up in landfills.

EP01 is a collection of furniture made entirely from discarded objects found in Eindhoven, using a process called place-based design. The resulting collection has a unique, Brutalist aesthetic.