Adopt this 1970s Italian Mascagni magazine rack made of perforated grey metal and chrome, with an airy and slightly futuristic design. Its pure, rounded lines create a compact storage solution that elegantly holds magazines and newspapers, making it ideal next to a sofa or in a contemporary entryway. The perforation visually lightens the volume while the chrome finish adds a bright touch, creating a discreet and timeless presence in any interior. Length: 42 cm Width: 25 cm Height: 40 cm A Brief History of the Magazine Rack The term "magazine rack" emerged in the early 20th century, when newspapers and magazines became common in households. This furniture, often made of wood or metal, is designed to organize and display printed publications. Initially found in living rooms and waiting areas, it embodies order and access to culture. Today, magazine racks adapt to all interior styles, offering a decorative yet practical touch. Condition: Used: Item has been used. Item shows some signs of superficial wear, ... Used: Item has been used. Item shows some signs of superficial wear, fully operational and working correctly. It may be a demonstration model or an item returned to the store after a short period of use. any imperfections. Brand: Debongout Type: Vintage product Material: Metal, Chrome Style: Contemporary
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Adopt this 1970s Italian Mascagni magazine rack made of perforated grey metal and chrome, with an airy and slightly futuristic design. Its pure, rounded lines create a compact storage solution that elegantly holds magazines and newspapers, making it ideal next to a sofa or in a contemporary entryway. The perforation visually lightens the volume while the chrome finish adds a bright touch, creating a discreet and timeless presence in any interior. Length: 42 cm Width: 25 cm Height: 40 cm A Brief History of the Magazine Rack The term "magazine rack" emerged in the early 20th century, when newspapers and magazines became common in households. This furniture, often made of wood or metal, is designed to organize and display printed publications. Initially found in living rooms and waiting areas, it embodies order and access to culture. Today, magazine racks adapt to all interior styles, offering a decorative yet practical touch. Condition: Used: Item has been used. Item shows some signs of superficial wear, ... Used: Item has been used. Item shows some signs of superficial wear, fully operational and working correctly. It may be a demonstration model or an item returned to the store after a short period of use. any imperfections. Brand: Debongout Type: Vintage product Material: Metal, Chrome Style: Contemporary