Step into the spirit of Dutch modernism with this rare and beautifully crafted Art Deco magazine stand from the 1920s. Born from a rebellion against tradition, Dutch modernism sought to break free from classical conventions, embracing bold geometry and functional form.
Crafted from solid oak, the stand features a clever, asymmetrical structure: a magazine holder at the base for your favorite periodicals, paired with two tiered tabletops above. The design invites you to place it beside a favorite armchair or sofa, offering a convenient surface for a drink, a book, or perhaps an ashtray, as was customary in its time.
Well-preserved and full of character, this piece remains in good condition, showing only the gentle wear expected of a century-old object.
It's not only a functional stand which can still serve its original purpose but also a sculptural echo of a moment in history when design dared to dream anew.
