Magazine Rack by Giotto Stoppino - Son of Rand

Magazine Rack by Giotto Stoppino

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This is a 4-pocket magazine rack with a central handle for easy lifting. The shape is essential and decidedly practical. It is a beautiful object which can be slotted into any setting. A classic of design, an article which is part of the history of Kartell. Made in Italy

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Color: Red

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Care & Dimensions

Overall Dimensions: 15.75 in W x 7.25 in D x 13.6 in H
Packaged Dimensions: 16.2 in W x 7.9 in D x 17.75 in H
Product Weight: 5.7 lbs.
Packaged Weight: 7.1 lbs.

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Meet the Maker

Considered one of Denmark’s greatest and most influential architects, Mogens Lassen pioneered Danish Functionalism, taking his cues from Bauhaus sensibilities. His interior designs are a natural continuation of his architectural approach and add energy and atmosphere to everyday living spaces and tasks. From decorative objects to larger furniture designs, his designs delicately balance presence without drawing undue attention, finding their natural place in any space.Giotto Stoppino was born in Vigevano (PV) in 1926, Italian architect and designer is known for being among the first designers to use plastic in his projects and products made famous by companies such as Kartell.

A pupil of Ernesto Nathan Rogers, among the inspiring exponents of the neoliberty, after finishing his studies at the Iuav University of Venice and at the Polytechnic of Milan, in 1953 he was associated with the architects Vittorio Gregotti and Lodovico Meneghetti (Architetti Associati 1953-1968, Novara) .

Since 1970 he has been present in the permanent collection of the MoMA, Museum of Modern Art in New York with the 537 lamp by Arteluce, while the Sheraton furniture has been present since 1981 in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, his other projects are exhibited in museums of Monaco and Chicago.

Magazine Rack by Giotto Stoppino