This modernist magazine rack from Italy, dating to the 1970s, is crafted entirely from transparent plexiglass, offering a sense of visual lightness and allowing its contents to be fully showcased. The construction features a minimalist, geometric form—its structure is built on straight lines and right angles, punctuated by a distinctive circular handle at the top. Both sides are angled to create two spacious compartments for magazines, books, vinyl records, or a laptop. The rack is seamless, with precisely joined edges and no visible fasteners, highlighting the quality of Italian craftsmanship. The surface is smooth and glossy, with a neutral, cool-toned transparency. It displays minor surface scratches and slight abrasions consistent with gentle use, but there are no cracks or chips. The overall condition is very good: the piece has been refreshed and retains its original clarity and finish. The listed price refers to a single magazine rack. This object embodies the spirit of the 1970s—a decade in which Italian modernism embraced new materials and experimented with transparency and light. The plexiglass, reminiscent of a sheet of ice, interacts with its surroundings and allows the room to 'flow' through its form. The unornamented silhouette tells a story of the era’s pursuit of purity and functionality, while the sculptural handle and subtle play of light on the edges add a quiet, artistic accent. Though restrained, the rack creates an impression of freshness and modernity, inviting the organization of daily reading in a distinctly Italian modernist spirit. The magazine rack can be paired with a low chrome or glass table to highlight its transparent nature and minimalist line. It would work well
DIMENSION
Height30 cm
Width29 cm
Length33 cm
Dimension details
Length33 cm
Height30 cm
Width29 cm
Weight2 kg
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