A sculptural coffee table by Thomas Serruys, uniting steel and stone in a restrained yet expressive brutalist composition.
Thomas Serruys Steel and Stone Brutalist Coffee Table, Belgium - 2019
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Designed in 2019, this coffee table exemplifies the work of Belgian designer Thomas Serruys, whose practice is deeply informed by machinery, craftsmanship, and the physical logic of materials. Structured by forged steel, the elongated stone top is bisected by a linear element punctuated by a brass-weighted rod, introducing a subtle mechanical reference to Serruys’ sculptural interpretation of functional systems.
Born in Bruges in 1986 and based in Ostend, Serruys founded his atelier in 2016 after years of close collaboration with an experienced blacksmith. His work reflects a disciplined approach to material honesty, where steel is shaped, hammered, and left visibly worked, while stone provides weight and permanence. This piece stands as a refined example of contemporary Belgian brutalism, balancing industrial severity with meticulous craftsmanship.
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