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Brutalist Sideboard by De Coene, Belgium, 1970s
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Description
Brutalist sideboard by De Coene Frères, featuring a bold geometric-patterned front in stained oak. It has three lockable panelled doors with original keys and four drawers, all seamlessly integrated into its architectural form. Elevated on a recessed plinth, its minimalist structure emphasizes clean lines and strong proportions, making it a standout piece in any setting.
De Coene Frères, founded in 1889, was renowned for its impeccable craftsmanship and fusion of traditional woodworking with modern aesthetics. The company produced high-quality furniture in fine woods and contributed to major architectural projects, including the SS Normandie and the Belgian Pavilion at the 1939 World’s Fair. Today, their pieces remain highly collectible, celebrated for their timeless elegance and superior design. - More Information
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