This umbrella stand from the 1970s, crafted in Germany, exemplifies the minimalist ethos of mid-century modern design. Its construction features four vertical square-section rods joined by horizontal bars, forming a lightweight, openwork frame. The material is brass with a golden hue and a medium-gloss finish. The base is a flat, brass-toned metal plate that displays visible discoloration and traces of rust, typical of authentic vintage pieces. The structure is defined by geometric simplicity, with welded joints and no decorative elements or fittings. The stand offers stability and practical storage for umbrellas. Preserved in good condition, it shows natural signs of use and oxidation, which highlight its age and genuine character. This piece echoes the spirit of the 1970s, when German design balanced functionality with the inherent nobility of materials. The brass surface evokes the warm light of vintage entryways, while the geometric silhouette reflects the discipline of an era attentive to detail even in utilitarian objects. The subtle patina and wear mark the passage of time—each scratch a silent witness to changing seasons—while the open frame invites light to play through its form. The umbrella stand can be placed in an entryway or living room, where its airy frame will not dominate the arrangement. It pairs well with furniture from the 1960s and 1970s, dark wood shelving, or minimalist coat racks. Combining it with matte ceramics or natural-fiber accessories will accentuate the warmth of the brass. Interiors styled in mid-century modern, eclectic, or loft aesthetics will benefit from its understated, collectible presence.
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Height40 cm
Width18 cm
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Width18 cm
Height40 cm
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