Folding magazine rack Cees Braakman – Teak – Netherlands, 1960s

Elegant folding magazine rack designed by Cees Braakman, an iconic figure in Dutch design from the 1950s and 60s. Made of wood, this model stands out for its lightweight structure, clean lines, and perforated shelf, characteristics of Braakman's work. Its folding mechanism combines functionality and aesthetics, making this piece a beautiful example of post-war modernist furniture. Both practical and decorative, it will hold magazines, books, or vinyl records while adding a refined touch to a living room, office, or reading nook. A timeless creation, sought after by enthusiasts of Scandinavian and Dutch design. In very good overall condition, with a lovely patina on the wood and slight signs of use consistent with its age. Stable structure and perfectly functional folding mechanism. Cees Braakman, Pastoe, vintage magazine rack, magazine holder, teak, Dutch design, Dutch furniture, 60s, modernism, vintage storage.