Arch triple bay acrylic magazine rack & floor bookshelf

A bold declaration of the Space Age aesthetic at its most refined, this acrylic magazine rack and floor bookshelf channels the spirit of 1970s Lucite design, most notably the iconic transparency experiments of Giotto Stoppino for Kartell, into a form that feels as urgent and alive today as it did half a century ago. Three sweeping arched bays, each finished with a perfectly rounded apex, rise from a single continuous base in deep translucent acrylic, allowing light to pass through, bend, and pool in shifting gradients of colour and shadow. Available in two carefully considered colourways, a deep saturated cobalt blue and a warm luminous amber, it adapts with equal authority to the cool restraint of a monochrome interior or the rich warmth of an eclectic maximalist space. A functional object that doubles as a luminous sculptural presence, holding books, magazines, or folios with quiet architectural grace while commanding the room with the confidence of a gallery piece.