Brutalist Mid Century modern lane headboard queen size

Brutalist Mid Century modern lane headboard queen size

Lane Pueblo series queen size headboard Gorgeous Paul Evans inspired brutalist style oak queen head board This is in fantastic original condition with minimal signs of wear. 60” L x 42” H x 2” D * Please note: Shipping ...

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History
  • The mid-century modern movement, which gained popularity from the 1940s to the 1960s, is characterized by a focus on simplicity and functionality in furniture design.
  • Brutalist design, often associated with architecture, emphasizes raw materials and bold forms; furniture from this era may reflect similar ideals through the use of robust woods and striking patterns.
  • Lane Furniture, known for its innovative designs, has roots that trace back to 1912, and its pieces were often influenced by historical artistic movements.

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