Crystal magazine rack with five curved arms and a central hub.
Crystal magazine rack in an open, unfolded state.
Crystal magazine rack displayed in a closed, stacked configuration.
Open magazine rack holding an open magazine.
Folded crystal magazine rack resting on a book.
Kartell

Front Page Magazine Rack

$455.00

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lumens.comBest Price
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kartell.com
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A crystal-clear magazine rack designed as a curved semicircle of shelves, forming a modern, minimalist stand suitable for displaying magazines. The Front Page design emphasizes lightness and elegance with sinuous lines and a flower-like arrangement of five curved arms emanating from a central hub. The product is a physical, unisex item intended for adults, made of clear or translucent plastic (crystal/transparent acrylic) and available in at least Crystal and Black color variants. It is a standalone rack for magazines or similar items, not a bundle of multiple distinct products. The current selected color is Crystal, with a price around 270 EUR and in stock status. The product is likely a display/storage accessory rather than apparel or hardware, and has a modern aesthetic suitable for home or office use.

  • Sinuous lines fanning into a curved semicircle of shelves
  • Ships To Canada
  • OK For Outdoor Use
  • Made in Italy
  • Greenguard Certified

Details

Category
Magazine Racks
Furniture Fixture Material
Plastic, Resin, Metal
Pattern
Solid, Abstract
Material
Polycarbonate
Age
Adult

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Kartell magazine rack is sold by 2 retailers for $455.00. The lowest in-stock price is $455.00. Available at lumens.com and kartell.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes. It's in stock at 2 of 2 retailers.
What are the key features?
Key features include Sinuous lines fanning into a curved semicircle of shelves, Ships To Canada, OK For Outdoor Use, Made in Italy, and Greenguard Certified.
What is it made of?
It's made of polycarbonate.
What pattern options are available?
Its pattern options are solid and abstract.