7 Strong Brutalist Storage Concepts for Interior Designers

Mantas Lesauskas’ furniture reminds us that design is the love language of objects. The exhibition “Slipcover”, is deceptively firm, without an immediate betrayal of its intentions. Brushed aluminium, limed oak, parachute pleats – a militaristic Gothic that seems to leave no room for tenderness.

“Exercise 1” shelf is part of the collection ‘Temporal’, commissioned by the Machado Muñoz Gallery in 2016. Where as the other pieces in this collection aim to go beyond their physicality and are loaded with meaning, these two pieces represent the opposite exercise in Brutalism.

This piece arises from a series of reactions to gender violence and seek to raise awareness of the way in which we relate to each other and our surroundings.

“Footish Closet” is part of the exhibition “Architecture Parlante”, developed during the artist residency at the Jan Van Eyck Academie and exhibited at Skala Gallery in Poznan.

Taking as their point of reference the idea that the Baroque epoch, at its outset, was associated with something ‘peculiar and unnecessarily complicated’, they linked the theme to the depreciation of decor in our everyday environment.

Free Port Series Skin is the name of this cabinet produced by BD Barcelona. In this special edition numbered and signed by Pepa Reverter, she has been intervened the base of the Free Port cabinet designed by Martí Guixé.