Pamono Brutalist Brass Aluminum Tray Set by David Marshall Disenos, 1980s, Set of 4> Trays

The tray set by David Marshall-Disenos is a remarkable example of the brutalist aesthetic, masterfully realized in brass and aluminum. These unique pieces exude a raw beauty that is characteristic of this style. Each tray in the set features a robust construction that combines both functionality and an artistic statement.

The trays are made of solid brass, whose warm, golden color creates a fascinating contrast to the cool, shiny aluminum. The surfaces emphasize the industrial charm of brutalism. Every detail, from the hard edges to the visible welds, has been carefully crafted to emphasize the raw power and honesty of the materials.

This combination of brass and stainless steel not only gives the trays impressive durability, but also an aesthetic depth that will be an eye-catcher in any modern living environment. The set is not only a functional element for everyday life, but also a statement for bold, contemporary design. Whether as a decorative base for drinks and snacks or as an independent art object – the trays from David Marshall-Disenos embody the essence of brutalism in its most beautiful form.

The two small round trays each have a diameter of 13 cm and a height of 1 cm.
The small octagonal tray has a width of 22 cm and a depth of 15 cm and is approx. 0.5 cm high.
The large octagonal tray with handles has a width of 44 cm and a depth of 25.5 cm, the height is approx. 2.5 cm.