This magazine rack from the 1970s is crafted entirely from transparent plexiglass, with a glossy, smooth surface that reflects light and accentuates the material’s clarity. The construction is based on two geometric side panels joined at the top, forming an A-frame silhouette with a central handle featuring a circular cut-out for easy carrying. The minimalist, seamless form with rounded edges is devoid of visible fasteners, highlighting the precision of manufacturing in the spirit of period modernism. The dimensions are 34 cm wide, 33 cm deep, and 23 cm high. The piece is in good condition, displaying scratches and scuffs typical of its age and use, with no major damage and no signs of restoration.
This rack seems to echo the voice of a decade fascinated by new materials and production techniques. The transparency of plexiglass in the 1970s was a symbol of lightness and modernity, while the geometric, almost architectural form brought a sense of orderly simplicity to interiors. The piece appears to recount an era that valued function without abandoning a minimalist aesthetic—as if saying, “I am here to serve, not to dominate the space.”
In a living room, this magazine rack could be paired with a sofa of clean lines, a low coffee table in wood or lacquered metal, and a floor lamp with a balanced, geometric profile. The transparent plexiglass works well alongside colorful magazines or art prints, as well as accessories made of natural materials—glass, ceramics, or pale wood. It would fit both in interiors inspired by the 1970s and in contemporary minimalist spaces, where a light organizational accent is desired without overwhelming the room.
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Height23 cm
Depth33 cm
Width34 cm
Dimension details
Width34 cm
Height23 cm
Depth33 cm
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