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Lane Pueblo Brutalist Sculptural Cabinet, United States, 1970s
Lane Pueblo Brutalist Sculptural Cabinet, United States, 1970s
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A striking example of Lane’s sought-after Pueblo line, the 1970s collection known for its sculptural patchwork relief fronts in the brutalist spirit of Paul Evans. Layered geometric blocks, disks, chevrons, and grooved panels create a dense, hand-built-looking collage across the door and lower drawers, finished in warm distressed tones with subtle reddish accents.
The cabinet pairs a hinged door on the left, framed by a plain oak panel, with three drawers on the right: a smooth oak top drawer and two deep sculpted drawers below. The case sits on a recessed plinth base that gives it a floating look. Its compact scale makes it versatile as a small dresser, entry cabinet, media console, or oversized nightstand.
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Dimensions:Height: 31 in (78.74 cm)Width: 48 in (121.92 cm)Depth: 20 in (50.8 cm)
Wear consistent with age and use. A couple of small places where the finish shows wear.
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