The Babel T GR Pendant, designed by Stephen Burks for Parachilna, redefines ceiling lighting with a modular, sculptural approach. Constructed from lacquered aluminum cylinders in different dimensions, it balances bold form with refined detail. The pendant emits both ambient and direct LED lighting, making it ideal for layered illumination. Available in black or gold and in three sizes, Babel is hand-assembled in Barcelona for a bespoke finish.
Brutalism is back with depth, integrity, and a sharper edge. Its unfiltered beauty, shaped by concrete, steel, and bold geometry, aligns with contemporary values of sustainability, minimalism, and visual impact. In a world craving authenticity, Brutalist design provides both grounding and expression. Take a moment to explore the novelties shaping this revival.
Rooted in classical form yet designed for contemporary living, the Gear Side Table by NORR11 reinterprets columnar architecture through bold, minimalist lines. Designers Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl cast each piece from a concrete and Magnesium Oxide blend, resulting in a richly tactile surface with organic variations. The solid structure features three intricately carved legs and a clean, geometric top. Available in two sizes, each table is hand-finished with layered coloration for a distinctive, one-of-a-kind aesthetic.
The Creso Dining Table by Lella and Massimo Vignelli transforms the traditional dining table into a bold architectural gesture. Its defining feature—a cylindrical pedestal base—supports a round top in travertine, marble, or glass, offering various material combinations with timeless appeal. With its strong silhouette and minimalist composition, Creso pays tribute to the Vignellis’ design language rooted in clarity, permanence, and proportion.
Designed by Philippe Malouin for Resident, the Sacha Armchair is a fully upholstered lounge chair that makes a striking design statement. Defined by its brutalist-inspired geometry and unique folded backrest, it offers both sculptural appeal and plush comfort. The slim arms and gently reclined profile ensure ergonomic support, making it as practical as it is bold.
The Aarde Planter Collection by Indigenus captures the spirit of South Africa through a bold yet organic design language. Its layered structure, finished in earthy, light-reactive tones, creates a subtle interplay between shadow and surface. Whether used as a standalone piece or grouped in clusters, Aarde brings an elevated natural presence to interior and exterior spaces.
With its sculptural simplicity and grounded elegance, the Roll O Dining Table by David Lopez Quincoces is a study in refined minimalism. The design features a circular top supported by three thick, rounded legs that lift and balance the weight of the form. Each piece is finished in textured concrete, giving it a tactile, lived-in quality that matures beautifully over time.
Angelo Mangiarotti’s Club 44 Dining Armchair exemplifies a disciplined yet expressive approach to furniture design. First created for a modernist venue in 1957, the chair’s Cavaletto-inspired frame merges angular structure with supportive ergonomics. Its precise construction and refined proportions make it suitable for a wide range of interiors, where durability meets design.
With a playful take on structural design, the Crown Easy Chair by Chris Martin for Massproductions features a distinctive floating backrest that appears to defy gravity. Perched atop both armrests, the back is actually supported by a hidden steel joint, offering strength beneath its whimsical appearance. Also available in a dining chair version.
Lukas Peet’s Vector Floor Lamp elevates lighting to an art form, with a nod to brutalist design and material discipline. The piece reveals slight voids within its rigid structure, allowing light to pour through in balanced, directional flows. Its vertical build and refined geometry give it a commanding yet understated presence. A modern floor lamp for those who value structure as much as illumination.
Departing from conventional box furniture, the Haku Self Standing Storage by Christophe de la Fontaine for Woak introduces a new visual language through axil repetition and dynamic geometry. Its angled forms and deliberate spatial rhythm break with orthogonality, offering an experience that favors movement and interaction. Available in freestanding, wall-mounted, or mirrored versions, Haku is a functional object that doubles as an unforgettable sculptural presence.
The Altar Side Table from Tacchini is a refined tribute to sacred forms, reinterpreted through modern craftsmanship. Developed in collaboration with EWE Studio, this side table features clean planes and monolithic volume in earthy, natural materials. Offered in a range of artisanal finishes, including smooth ceramic, textured concrete, and richly grained cedar, it anchors the space with quiet gravity and cultural depth.
Inspired by the raw forms of brutalist architecture, the Abstract Rug offers a bold yet refined foundation for contemporary interiors. Made from 100% pure wool, this high-quality rug features a sculptural, abstract pattern that adds texture and visual interest. Available in multiple shapes, it can be tailored to fit the specific layout and character of your room. A striking piece that bridges art and function.
The Rock Dining Table by MDF Italia is a masterclass in visual tension and material harmony. Its streamlined top floats above a solid base, expressing strength and elegance in equal measure. Jean Marie Massaud’s design is offered in round and large-format oval versions, supported by one or two concrete bases.
To find out how our pieces can enhance your design project, please contact us at 312.329.9000 for Chicago or 212.262.9000 for New York or email [email protected]. Haute Living's design professionals are ready to assist your needs in every aspect of the design process - from conception and technical specification to final delivery and installation.
