Board-formed concrete and industrial stainless steel create an intense and tactile atmosphere in this home by Nick Maltese Studio.
In Montreal, Efflorescence takes central stage in a Franciscan Chapel.
Kelly Wearstler’s redesign layers New Brutalist geometry with soulful materials and mountain warmth within the dining spaces at L'Apogee Courchevel.
The expanded Barrow Collection by Mary Ratcliffe Studio turns a centuries-old coopering technique into a family of sculptural furnishings.
The modern JF Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, by Zalc Arquitetura, merges the rawness of brutalism with the elegance of minimalism.
Now you can wear your brutally honest love for architecture on your wrist with the B/1 watch by Toledano & Chan inspired by Marcel Breuer's NYC landmark.
Lukas Peet's Vector lighting collection for A-N-D uses precise paths – vectors – fitted together to build each of the four lamp designs in the Brutalist-inspired series.
Author Owen Hopkins highlights more than 250 Brutalist architects in the new release The Brutalists: Brutalism's Best Architects.
The Prisma lighting collection features a decagonal metal prism structure with handblown glass globes anchored on one or both ends of the tube.
Unicuo Living sought to scale down interior furniture pieces that reflect Brutalism through its lighter characteristics in Brutopia.
