Description
This expressive bowl with the number 2092 from the 1960s is made in the concise brutalist style and can be placed ideally as a harmonious decoration on your teak furniture
The ceramist Einar Johansen worked for Søholm Ceramics from 1958-1966 and is now considered one of the most sought-after designers from Søholm
This lamp is ideal for lovers of brutalist design or as a stylish mid-century element for the home
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Pobi Design Danmark Vase 1960s Brutalist Studiokeramik Dänemark Design designglas This expressive bowl with theHere I have this handmade vase by Pobi Design from Denmark for you. The vase was designed in the brutalist style of the 1960s and has a brown partial glaze on the top half. In combination with the dark brown and rough shards of the vase, the glaze is a very stylish addition to the look of the vase. With this piece, you're bringing home authentic Danish artwork that looks great on mid century furniture as well as in a contemporary setting. You can find
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