1970S Belgian Brutalist Coffee Table In Textured Black Slate And Solid Oak

Brutalist Belgian Oak & Textured Slate Coffee Table, 1970s
A striking example of Brutalist design from Belgium in the 1970s, this sculptural coffee table pairs architectural presence with natural materials. The solid oak base features bold, angular legs and sharp geometric contours that speak to the era's raw, honest aesthetic. Crafted with visible joinery and an emphasis on materiality, the base lends visual strength and stability.
The circular tabletop is made from beautifully textured black slate, offering a dramatic contrast to the warm tones of the oak. The stone surface retains its natural clefts, veins, and irregularities — a tactile topography that catches light and invites touch. Each mark and variation is a testament to the authenticity of the stone and reinforces the table’s organic yet brutalist personality.
Well-proportioned and built to last, this coffee table serves as both a functional centerpiece and a conversation-starting sculptural object. A few age-appropriate marks in the slate add to the table's vintage charm without compromising structural integrity.
Perfect for interiors that value texture, tone, and a refined sense of strength — from minimalist and Japandi spaces to high-end rustic or modern brutalist decors.
Dimensions: 112cm diameter x 50cm high
Origin: Belgium
Period: 1970s
Materials: Slate (top), Oak (base)
Style: Brutalist
Condition: Good vintage condition with light signs of use and natural imperfections in the slate surface.
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