Smoked plexiglass magazine rack in the style of Michel Dumas, France, 1970s.

An iconic piece of French design from the 1970s, this smoked plexiglass magazine rack perfectly illustrates the modernist and luminous aesthetic attributed to Michel Dumas. Made from a single piece, it showcases a fluid and architectural silhouette, where the material bends in a continuous movement to form two generous compartments. The circular cut-out, a true visual signature of plexi creations from this period, adds a graphic touch while providing an elegant grip. The smoked transparency diffuses light softly, creating a subtle play of shadows that transforms the object into a functional sculpture. A classic of French design. • Thick smoked plexiglass, warm and refined hue. • “W” folding typical of 70s productions. • Iconic round handle, both practical and decorative. • Minimalist line, perfect balance between utility and aesthetics. • Rare piece, highly sought after by vintage design enthusiasts. Condition. Very good overall condition, with slight signs of use consistent with its age. Shine and transparency preserved. 🎯 A piece that enhances any interior! In a living room, office, or library, this magazine rack becomes a statement object: discreet yet sophisticated, retro yet timeless, decorative while remaining useful. It fits seamlessly into a mid-century, Space Age, modernist, or contemporary setting. Fast and careful shipping in a secure and protected package. #vintage #vintagedecor #design70 #spaceage #magazineRack.