Brutalist Belgian Coffee Table by De Puydt, 1960s

Oak 

By De Puydt

Brutalist

Nicely constructed

Pegged joints

Belgium 1950s/1960s

This stunning oak coffee table, designed by de Puydt in the 1960s, embodies the essence of mid-century craftsmanship with its robust construction and timeless design. Crafted entirely from solid oak, the table features a beautifully grained rectangular top that showcases the natural beauty and rich texture of the wood.

The table top, with its gently rounded edges and rustic finish, rests on a sturdy base consisting of trestle-style legs. These legs are skillfully joined with traditional woodworking techniques, including visible tenon and mortise joints that add an element of rustic charm and highlight the table’s handcrafted quality. A central stretcher beam provides additional stability and support, ensuring the table’s durability for years to come.

The overall design is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, making it a versatile piece that can complement a variety of interior styles, from traditional to contemporary. The warm oak finish exudes a sense of natural elegance and creates a welcoming atmosphere in any living space.

This 1960s oak coffee table by de Puydt is a testament to the timeless appeal of high-quality craftsmanship. Its solid construction and classic design make it a perfect centrepiece for a living room, offering both practical use and a touch of vintage sophistication.