Floating done right
The Kai Bamboo Magazine Rack holds a row of paperbacks with zero visible hardware. Mounted into brick with the included fixings — solid as the wall itself.
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A leaning rack in pale bamboo for the books and magazines that never fit the shelf — light, springy, quietly useful.
Kai leans at the angle a ladder would if ladders were elegant. Two bent bamboo panels, steam-formed rather than cut, hold a week of magazines, the graphic novels that do not fit spine-in, and tonight’s reading with the bookmark still in.
Bamboo gives it a spring — the panels flex to hold a single issue as firmly as a stack of six.
| Width | 38 cm |
|---|---|
| Depth | 26 cm |
| Height | 52 cm |
| Material | Steam-bent bamboo |
| Weight | 1.9 kg |
| Load | Up to 8 kg of print |
| Assembly | None |
| Origin | Designed in Copenhagen |
The Kai Bamboo Magazine Rack holds a row of paperbacks with zero visible hardware. Mounted into brick with the included fixings — solid as the wall itself.
Unboxing the Kai Bamboo Magazine Rack felt like opening furniture from a proper maker. The chamfer detail underneath is a small thing that shows they care.
Coats, hats and the bag with no closet, all on the Kai Bamboo Magazine Rack. It is weighted properly, does not budge even with the winter load.