Brutalist tripod stool

Brutalist tripod stool. Brutalist tripod stools embody the bold aesthetic of the 20th century Brutalist movement. Their history is marked by the use of raw and untreated materials, such as concrete, metal or wood, which highlight an industrial and minimalist aesthetic. These stools, often with three legs, reflect the functional simplicity and raw expression of material characteristic of Brutalism. They emerged in the context of Brutalism architecture and design, becoming iconic pieces of furniture that embody rebellion against the excesses of ornamentation. Today, Brutalist tripod stools continue to demonstrate the movement's lasting influence on contemporary interior design, while embodying a blend of form, function and brute force.

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