9/1999
Metalwork
Magazine rack made from chrome-plated steel wire with four rubber-covered feet, designed by Anna Albright for Wireworks in 1994, retailed through Heal's, London.
Forest magazine rack
magazine rack
9/1999
Anna Albright (designer)
Wireworks (designer)
1994 (designed)
1994 (manufactured)
1994 (manufactured)
England (manufactured)
Twentieth century (1900-1999)
steel
chrome
plastic
chrome
plastic
bent
spot welded
plated
spot welded
plated
This magazine rack is made of chrome plated steel wire which is bent into eleven vertical poles, each one bent at the top into a lozenge shape, the tallest being used as a handle. The horizontal base has four metal feet which are covered with plastic. There is a paper label on one of the feet printed, black on white with the words 'wireworks/LONDON'.
Height: 42cm
Width: 26.5cm
Depth: 21cm
Width: 26.5cm
Depth: 21cm
Furnishing and fittings
Caption for Exploring 20th Century London website:
Anna Albright, the managing director and an in-house designer at Wireworks, designed this chrome-plated steel-wire magazine rack in 1994. Wireworks made a prototype of the product in their London site off Edgware Road, but it was then manufactured (by hand) elsewhere in the UK. It was purchased from Heal's on Tottenham Court Road.
Anna Albright, the managing director and an in-house designer at Wireworks, designed this chrome-plated steel-wire magazine rack in 1994. Wireworks made a prototype of the product in their London site off Edgware Road, but it was then manufactured (by hand) elsewhere in the UK. It was purchased from Heal's on Tottenham Court Road.