Wood Magazine Rack
Yamato store

Mid-Century Scandinavian Magazine Rack

Although the manufacturing date and manufacturer are unknown, this vintage magazine rack strongly resembles the designs commonly seen in Scandinavia from the 1950s to the 1970s. Its rustic texture and rugged yet warm appearance make it a truly appealing piece.

The greatest appeal of this item lies in its simple yet powerful structure and the rustic beauty of the wood. The bright, warm wood is characterized by its strong grain, with clearly visible annual rings and knots. The main body, made up of trapezoidal side panels and the boards connecting them, is extremely sturdy. A single round handle runs through the top for easy carrying, and this practical structure itself serves as an accent to the design.

It's perfect as a magazine rack for magazines, newspapers, and remote controls in the living room, or as a basket for blankets and cushions. It can also be used for a variety of purposes, such as storing firewood, storing children's toys, or as a planter box for potted plants. Combining the beauty and functionality of everyday items characteristic of Scandinavian folk modern style, it is an item that blends naturally into any space.

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ITEM DETAILS

From	Euro
Material	Wood
Size	Width: 60cm Depth: 21.5cm Height: 54cm
Condition	Vintage
	Our products are vintage and used, so they may show signs of wear, deterioration, minor scratches, etc. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.
Delivery	Sagawa Delivery (160 size)
	We have tried to provide as detailed an explanation as possible in the product details section, but please understand that there may be minor scratches, stains, discoloration due to aging, etc. that cannot be fully explained. We have taken photographs of the products shown to make them as close to the actual product as possible, but please note that due to the nature of computer displays, the colors may appear different from the actual products.