Magazine Rack Openwork, black metal, Belgium, 1970s
101.25 PLN
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This openwork magazine rack was crafted in Belgium in the 1970s from matte black metal wire. The construction is defined by symmetrical loops, circles and elongated teardrop motifs that form a rhythmic, geometric pattern characteristic of mid-century modern style. The design is visually light, with ample negative space allowing air and light to pass through, while the neutral matte black finish lends it a timeless and understated presence. The welded joints are visible, highlighting a handcrafted and honest approach to production. The handle is integrated as a rectangular arch at the top, and the curled loops at the base serve both as decorative supports and structural legs. Condition is very good—there are no noteworthy damages or chips, only minor traces of use consistent with the object's age. In this sculptural composition, one senses the airy rhythm of the 1970s—a time when Belgian metalwork embraced forms that were both expressive and functional. The wire lines evoke the idea of drawing in space: the rack seems to serve as a light, graphic frame for daily routines. The understated matte black doesn’t dominate but rather invites a calm gesture—the simple act of reaching for a magazine, quietly echoing the unhurried routine of another era. The rack can be positioned next to a sofa in the living area, providing organizing space for magazines and albums without overwhelming its surroundings. In boho-inspired settings, it pairs well with chunky textiles and light wood; in a mid-century modern interior, it could be combined with boucle-upholstered chairs or a low teak coffee table. It also fits in a
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Height51 cm
Depth14 cm
Width42 cm
Dimension details
Width42 cm
Height51 cm
Depth14 cm
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