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A complete Brutalist collection typically includes substantial, "chunky" pieces that serve as visual anchors:

: This category includes monolithic concrete or volcanic stone basins and "sunken" style bathtubs that emphasize mass and volume.

: Use strategic, warm lighting to highlight the natural variations and imperfections in the stone or wood. How to Style : A disciplined range of

: Forms are primarily based on squares, rectangles, and blocks, often with exposed joinery that makes the construction part of the design. How to Style

: A disciplined range of grays, blacks, earthy browns, and natural wood tones. : Use of raw concrete, unpolished wood, natural

: These often feature hand-carved, faceted door fronts or heavy, block-like silhouettes. Examples include the Brutalist Style Double Sink Vanity , which uses American walnut and hand-carved cubist patterns to create texture.

: Use of raw concrete, unpolished wood, natural stone, and blackened steel. : Use of raw concrete

: Adding a few plants can soften the harsh lines and industrial feel of the space.