Maki, Steel Magazine Rack & Side Table

A sculptural piece that earns its space twice over. The Maki sits as a low side table or as a sculptural magazine rack, its S-frame holding a stack of books, journals or a pair of low vessels equally well. The form reads as a single continuous gesture: an unfussy steel silhouette, hand-finished and coated for a soft matte presence rather than industrial shine.

At 35cm wide, 32cm deep and 42cm tall, it sits comfortably beside a low sofa, in a hallway, or at the end of a bed. The proportions favour usefulness over decoration, while the line of the frame keeps it visually quiet against textured walls and natural materials.

Built from a powder-coated steel frame with a baked matte finish, designed for considered indoor use. The finish gives the piece its even, calm look and offers everyday protection against marks and light handling. Like most coated metal furniture, the surface benefits from a dry, settled environment, and from being kept clear of standing moisture, sharp edges or heavy scuffing.

Maki means scroll or rolled paper in Japanese. The piece carries that quality: a quiet form, designed to hold things worth keeping at hand.

Specifications

• Material: powder-coated steel frame, matte baked finish
• Dimensions: W35 x D32 x H42cm
• Style: Japandi, sculptural, considered minimalism
• Suitable for: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, studies, considered interior spaces
• Use: side table, magazine rack, low book stand, decorative plinth
• Care: dry interior use only, wipe clean with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth, avoid abrasives, keep clear of standing moisture and sharp impact to preserve the finish
• Assembly: not required, supplied ready to use