This brutalist magazine rack from the 1950s boldly combines wrought iron and solid wood. This sculptural piece is distinguished by its architectural silhouette and utilitarian character, embodying the raw aesthetic of mid-twentieth-century design.
The main structure is made of black wrought iron, shaped with strong geometric lines and subtly crafted feet. It incorporates a warm brown wooden shelf, ideal for placing a small object, as well as a cylindrical wooden handle for easy movement. The contrast between the dark metal and the natural wood grain underscores the functionalist approach of the era.
The rack is in good condition, attesting to its authenticity. The metal has a natural patina that enhances its industrial look, while the wooden elements retain their original finish.
This magazine rack is a perfect fit for a living room with industrial or modernist accents. Placed next to a reading chair, it provides a sculptural presence while offering an elegant storage solution.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, BrownMaterialIron, WoodNumber of items1Height51 cmWidth36 cmDepth30 cmSigns of usageRust, Scratches