Designer David Marshall* (born 1948)
Country of Origin Spain
Era 1980s
Material Brass/Bronze and Aluminum
Size
Width 47 cm (18.50 in)
Depth 41 cm (16.14 in)
Height 24 cm (9.45 in)
Condition very good with an attractive age-related patina and normal signs of use
Price on request
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*David Marshall (born 1948) is a Scottish-Spanish sculptor and designer whose sculptural works in aluminum and brass have enjoyed international recognition since the 1970s. His distinctive design language combines Brutalism, organic forms, and functional art, making his creations highly sought-after collectibles of the late 20th century.
Selected items – We change the way you think about forever.
A home is never simply furnished. It evolves—over years, through encounters, and through objects that remain.
Brass and aluminum, an almost sculptural silhouette, and a function that has found renewed appreciation today—magazine racks and firewood holders belong to a culture of living that values calm, permanence, and the pleasure of thoughtfully chosen objects. In an age of disposability, they feel remarkably contemporary.
For decades, leading interior designers have spoken of the importance of the “finishing touch”—that final object that gives a room its personality. This piece fulfills that role effortlessly. It holds magazines or firewood with the same ease with which it commands attention.
Choosing this object is choosing a philosophy—living does not end with necessity. It begins where even the smallest decisions make a difference.
An interior is complete when nothing more needs to be added. It becomes unforgettable when nothing more can be taken away.
Designer David Marshall* (born 1948)
Country of Origin Spain
Era 1980s
Material Brass/Bronze and Aluminum
Size
Width 47 cm (18.50 in)
Depth 41 cm (16.14 in)
Height 24 cm (9.45 in)
Condition very good with an attractive age-related patina and normal signs of use
Price on request
Request more information
*David Marshall (born 1948) is a Scottish-Spanish sculptor and designer whose sculptural works in aluminum and brass have enjoyed international recognition since the 1970s. His distinctive design language combines Brutalism, organic forms, and functional art, making his creations highly sought-after collectibles of the late 20th century.
Selected items – We change the way you think about forever.
A home is never simply furnished. It evolves—over years, through encounters, and through objects that remain.
Brass and aluminum, an almost sculptural silhouette, and a function that has found renewed appreciation today—magazine racks and firewood holders belong to a culture of living that values calm, permanence, and the pleasure of thoughtfully chosen objects. In an age of disposability, they feel remarkably contemporary.
For decades, leading interior designers have spoken of the importance of the “finishing touch”—that final object that gives a room its personality. This piece fulfills that role effortlessly. It holds magazines or firewood with the same ease with which it commands attention.
Choosing this object is choosing a philosophy—living does not end with necessity. It begins where even the smallest decisions make a difference.
An interior is complete when nothing more needs to be added. It becomes unforgettable when nothing more can be taken away.
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