Designed by Arthur Umanoff
Arthur Umanoff?s mid-century modern wine rack combines black powder coated steel with leather for an industrial look. Holding 8 bottles, the reissued design is ideal for wine cellars or as a standalone rack in a kitchen or dining room for keeping bottles within easy reach. The timeless design doubles as a sculptural feature.
Finishes:
Structure in steel powder coated black, straps in full grain leather in brown, rivet in brass
Dimensions:
W240 x D250 x H475 mm
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