10 magazine racks to keep your glossy library in order
From wall mounted options to racks that are combined with side tables, there’s something for every living room
The titles you choose to read (or display) say a lot about you, which is why storage and curation matter. Want the latest copy of ELLE Decoration within reach? Striving to impress guests with an exhibit of back issues? Find the answer below...
‘Nodo 30’ magazine rack, Reflex
Shiny, curving and a little bit quirky, Reflex’s ‘Nodo 30’ rack is not one for those with butter fingers. The base is made from sandblasted glass while the supportive ball is Murano glass that comes in marine blue or green hues. From approx £857, reflexangelo.com
‘Falesia’ magazine rack, Krill Design
Though the first thing you’ll likely notice about Cristian Li Voi’s ‘Falesia’ is its unusual curls, the fact that it is 3D printed from Mediterranean lemon peels deserves fanfare too. The sustainable magazine holder is available in four energetic colourways including zingy yellow and Panton orange. Approx £174, krilldesign.net
‘Gallery’ magazine shelf, Bisley
Though it’s technically a shelf, not a rack, we think Bisley’s ‘Gallery Magazine Shelf’ is worthy of a spot on this list as it’s a prime place to display your favourite publication. The wall mounted accessory comes in a kaleidoscope of colour options – choose one that really pops against your wall. £68, bisley.com
‘Magazine holder’, Kartell
This translucent design by Giotto Stoppino for Kartell is perfect for displaying magazine covers that you really want to show off. It’s probably the most iconic magazine rack in the history of the accessory and therefore a timeless option that’ll never go out of style. £162, kartell.com
‘Ren’ magazine rack, Poltrona Frau
With its leather sling, ‘Ren’ by Neri & Hu’s for Poltrona Frau quite literally elevates your reading material. It’s crafted from a brass frame with lengthy birch plywood legs and a Canaletto walnut veneer. From £2,364, poltronafrau.com
‘Sino’ magazine holder, AYTM
Short on floor space and don’t want to take up precious room with a magazine rack but still want somewhere chic to store your reads? Look no further than ‘Sino’. Designed by Danish homeware brand AYTM, it is conveniently situated underneath a small side table with a marble top. Approx £342, aytmdesign.com
‘Side’ magazine rack, Minotti
Designed to perfectly complement Minotti’s ‘Side’ coffee tables, this magazine rack would suit a living room with a muted colour palette and minimalist decor. The accessory is crafted to last and is made with sturdy metal sides and structural tubes that are finished in black nickel. £2,670, minottilondon.com
‘Herman’ magazine stand, Ferm Living
If you’re after a utilitarian magazine rack, Ferm Living’s ‘Herman’ is for you. The durable canvas holder is set on a powder-coated metal frame secured with leather laces. Brass poppers and a leather logo are the final flourishes. £95, fermliving.co.uk
‘String System’ shelving and magazine holder, String
String is known for making organisation joyful, and this addition to its famous shelving unit is ideal for tidy magazine storage. The magazine holder (£43) can be easily slotted onto any rung on the ‘String System’ shelf (from £52) to suit your needs. skandium.com
‘Paris Paname’ magazine rack, Roche Bobois
This sophisticated multifunctional magazine sling is designed by French artist Bruno Moinard, whose signature style is all heritage French flair. It’s part of an extensive furniture collection called ‘Paris Paname’ for Roche Bobois that also features a wardrobe, sofa and mirror. £1,970, roche-bobois.com
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