This chromed photo frame from the 1950s exemplifies modernist design influenced by the Bauhaus spirit. Its minimalist construction relies on clean, geometric lines and precisely balanced proportions. The polished chrome steel finish enhances the industrial character while maintaining a sense of visual lightness. The base is rectangular, stabilized by two solid, square chrome supports. The glass pane protecting the photograph features beveled, finely polished edges. The frame includes a movable joint that allows for angle adjustment, increasing its functional value. Designed for photos measuring 9 x 14 cm. The piece is preserved in very good condition – the metal surface remains smooth and lustrous, free from visible scratches or tarnishing, and the original glass pane and protective cardboard are intact.This object tells the story of post-war European optimism in design: every detail recalls the pursuit of harmony between form and utility. The cool plane of chrome reflects ambient light, evoking the atmosphere of modernist studios where technical precision and restraint reigned. A keeper of memories, the frame becomes a subtle manifesto of respect for the past and an expression of the orderly aesthetics of the mid-20th century.The frame may be placed on a desk, console, or sideboard – whether in a modernist, loft, or eclectic setting. It pairs well with raw wood, concrete, or glass, forming a coherent decorative accent. It can be combined with other pieces featuring simple shapes, such as geometric vases or minimalist lamps, to emphasize its clarity, or – for contrast – displayed against soft textiles or warm wall colors.The frame is made of chromed steel, glass, and cardboard, designed for photos of 9 x 14 cm. External
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Height14 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height14 cm
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