Brutalist Belgian dining table in resin and brass from around 1970.

Sublime dining table, a unique piece created by a Belgian decorator close to the circle of Ado Chale and Etienne Allemeersch in the 1970s. The oblique-shaped top is made of resin with subtle shades of bronze green and grey, animated by almost mineral variations that give it depth and an organic appearance. Its thickness enhances its sculptural presence and interacts with the geometric rigor of the base, which consists of a complex assembly of brass uprights and crosspieces held at each intersection by spheres that are both decorative and structural, ensuring the cohesion of the elements and highlighting the attention to detail given to this unique piece. The whole evokes the work of the great Belgian creators of the 1970s, with a complex blend of brutalism and refinement, where the material becomes the true main subject. In superb condition, this table has been fully restored and repolished, making it a strong piece, at the intersection of design and sculpture.