Vintage Magazine Rack by Giotto Stoppino for Kartell, 1970s

Description

Discover an iconic piece of 70s design with this ‘Model 4675’(big version) magazine rack, designed by the renowned Giotto Stoppino … more Discover an iconic piece of 70s design with this ‘Model 4675’(big version) magazine rack, designed by the renowned Giotto Stoppino for Kartell in 1972. This exquisite magazine or disc holder represents the epitome of functional design, featuring a unique structure with six spacious compartments. The refined black color adds a touch of sophistication and versatility, making it suitable for a variety of interior styles.

With its smooth, curved edges and sleek silhouette, this vintage magazine rack embodies the innovative spirit of 1970s Italian design. It’s perfect for organizing magazines, records, or even books, adding a practical yet stylish element to your living room, office, or study. Its compact design allows it to fit into smaller spaces, while the durable construction ensures long-lasting use.

This particular magazine rack is in excellent vintage condition, with minor traces of time that add to its character and charm. Its timeless design and the Kartell brand’s reputation for quality make it a sought-after collectible. The base and compartments are sturdy, providing reliable support for your favorite reading materials or vinyl records.

Whether you’re a design enthusiast, a vintage collector, or simply looking for a functional yet elegant storage solution, this Kartell magazine rack is an exceptional choice. It’s more than just a storage piece—it’s a statement of style that elevates any room with a touch of retro elegance.

item. magazine rack, disc holder
designer. Giotto Stoppino
maker. Kartell
model. 4675(big version)
period. 1970s
country. Italy
material. ABS
color. black
dimensions (cm). 40 x 28 x 45
condition. excellent. traces of time consistent with age and wear (superficial marks) This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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