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The 101 Copenhagen Brutus Stool: A Brutalist Touch with Japanese Inspiration
Introducing the Brutus Stool by 101 Copenhagen – a stellar fusion of Brutalist architectural aesthetics and the simplicity of traditional Japanese design. A part of the expansive Brutus collection, this stool epitomizes the defining characteristics of the mid-20th century's Brutalist movement.
The Brutus collection comprises a variety of pieces, including a dining chair, lounge chair, coffee table, and this beautifully crafted stool. Made using lightweight fiber concrete, the stool showcases a unique surface texture that not only adds to its visual appeal but also ensures easy mobility. The meticulous hand-painted finish introduces a touch of individuality, making each piece a one-of-a-kind.
Drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese wooden stools, the Brutus Stool features a delicately curved seat and signature cross legs. This design not only serves as an artistic representation of two worlds colliding but also ensures that the stool provides comfortable seating. The stool's subtle curvature is balanced with the robust architectural lines, capturing the essence of Brutalist design.
Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl, the masterminds behind this creation, have successfully amalgamated two diverse design philosophies into one cohesive piece. The Brutus Stool from 101 Copenhagen is not just a functional piece of furniture but a sculptural statement, embodying a perfect blend of art and utility.
Brutus has the solution for everyone's sitting needs and more, take a look at the Brutus Chair, Brutus Slim Dining Chair, Brutus Lounge Chair and Brutus Coffee Table
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Meet the designer
Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl
Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl began their creative partnership in 2015, blending Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian design principles. Hansen, trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and the Kyoto Institute of Technology, brings a refined understanding of traditional design practices, complemented by innovative production techniques. Hyldahl, with extensive experience and a deep appreciation for Asian aesthetics, contributes a unique perspective that enhances their work’s sense of harmony and clarity. Together, they have created notable pieces that reflect a balance between clean lines, functional elegance, and timeless forms. Inspired by mid-century design and modernist icons, their collaborations result in furniture and lighting that resonate with both Eastern and Western aesthetics, merging simplicity with warmth in each piece. Their designs are characterized by a subtle elegance, emphasizing craftsmanship and a seamless fusion of cultural influences.
