Brutalist Round Coffee Table by Paul Kingma, Netherlands, 1989
A striking and collectible work by Dutch sculptor and designer Paul Kingma (†2013), crafted in the Netherlands in 1989. Kingma’s tables are celebrated for their architectural presence and rich, textural compositions—each one fully unique and handcrafted.
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This circular example features a beautifully balanced mosaic of slate stone, semi-precious gemstones, agate, metal, brought together with Kingma’s masterful cement technique. At the center, a distinctive fossil and mineral inlay creates a sculptural focal point that highlights the artist’s fascination with natural materials and earthly history.
The substantial top—thick, heavy, and tactile—rests on a black-lacquered round metal base, giving the piece a strong and grounded silhouette. The deep earthy tones and polished finish enhance its Brutalist character, while the round form encourages connection and conversation within a living space.
Paul Kingma traveled widely to source rare stones and minerals, ensuring that every table incorporates personal stories and geological treasures. Each piece is therefore a one-of-a-kind functional artwork, signed by the artist.
In excellent original condition.
Designer: Paul Kingma
Country: Netherlands
Year: 1989
Materials: Slate stone, concrete, metal, Agate stone, gemstones
Provenance: Signed by the artist
Dimensions:
Height: 34 cm
Diameter: 118 cm
Thickness of top: 3 cm
Weight (top): approx. 90 kg
A highly sought-after Kingma sculpture table—an exceptional addition for collectors of 20th-century design and Brutalist art.