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Strijen, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since September 2026 • 0 sales
Product description
This is a sculptural magazine rack, designed by Pete Sans for the Spanish manufacturer NRO in the 1980s. The design is characterized by its flowing, wavy shape that is both functional and aesthetic, a hallmark of the postmodern design era. The magazine rack is made from a single piece of lacquered metal, bent into a dynamic W-shape. This construction creates three compartments for storing magazines, newspapers, or books. The black finish gives the object a sleek, graphic appearance. An integrated handle on the top makes the object easy to move. This design is a good example of the Spanish design movement of that period, which combined functionality with strong artistic expression. The overall condition of the magazine rack is good, in accordance with its age and use. The structure is completely intact and the original finish has largely been preserved, contributing to the authentic character of the piece. It shows the traces one would expect from a vintage item. With its minimalist yet expressive form, this magazine rack fits perfectly into various interior styles, from modern and industrial to eclectic. It is a functional art object that adds a subtle design accent to a living room, study, or office.
Specifications
CategoryMagazine rackConditionGoodColorsBlackMaterialMetalNumber of items1Height36 cmWidth40 cmDepth33 cmSigns of usageRustSeller locationStrijen, NetherlandsDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup