Brutalist art door
Sent from the Netherlands
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A Statement in Art, Function, and Architecture
This one-of-a-kind brutalist door is a masterclass in sculptural design and craftsmanship. Forged from hand-hammered copper with a richly patinated finish, the surface features abstract, topographic forms that shift and shimmer with changing light, offering an ever-evolving visual experience.
The solid structure speaks to brutalist principles—raw, unapologetic, and architectural—while the intricate detailing and texture create a refined tension between ruggedness and sophistication. The custom-poured handle is seamlessly integrated into the design, making it as tactile as it is visually striking.
Perfect for residential or commercial installations, this door is not just an entryway—it’s a piece of functional art that transforms space and commands attention.
Features:
- Material: copper with natural patina
- Finish: Hand-textured
- Style: Brutalist / Mid-Century Modern / Sculptural
- Suitable for interior or exterior use
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