Rare small brutalist cabinet from Belgium, crafted in black-stained oak during the 1970s. A bold architectural piece defined by its strong geometric facade and sculptural presence, reflecting the expressive and highly tactile character of Belgian brutalist design from the period. The two-door front features a rhythmic composition of recessed square panels with rounded convex carvings, creating a striking interplay of shadow, depth and symmetry. The deep black finish enhances the architectural quality of the cabinet while subtly revealing the natural oak grain beneath, adding warmth and texture to the otherwise monolithic appearance. Compact in scale yet visually powerful, this piece works beautifully as a statement cabinet, pedestal storage piece or sculptural accent within an interior. Its restrained palette and strong forms make it highly versatile, equally suited to minimalist, wabi-sabi or eclectic spaces. A rare and characterful example of 1970s Belgian brutalist craftsmanship, balancing functionality with sculptural design. Dimensions; 110 × 46 × 86 cm