
A Vintage Shape For Any Room
The U shaped silhouette and khaki and black finish give this magazine rack a lived in, collected look. It settles easily into a living room, office corner, or bathroom.
Keeps Reading Within Reach
Instead of a loose pile on the floor, magazines and books stand upright and visible. Vellmore Home designed it so your favorite reads are always easy to grab.
Wipe Clean Metal Care
A dry cloth or lightly damp wipe keeps the metal frame free of dust and fingerprints. No polishing routine is needed to keep it looking sharp.
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Customer Service
We are available from monday to friday to answer your questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the magazine rack made of?
It is built from solid metal with a durable painted finish, giving it the strength to hold a full stack of magazines or books without bowing.
How many magazines can it hold?
The U shaped frame comfortably fits a generous stack of magazines, newspapers, or slim books standing upright, so your reading pile stays organized rather than scattered.
Where does this rack work best?
It suits a living room beside a sofa, a reading nook, an office corner, or even a bathroom, anywhere you want current reading close at hand.
Does it need any assembly?
The rack arrives ready to use, so you can simply set it down and start loading your magazines and books straight away.
How do I keep it looking new?
Wipe the metal surface with a dry or slightly damp cloth whenever dust builds up, and it will keep its sleek finish for years of daily use.
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
We offer a 30-day return window on all purchases. If your order doesn't meet your expectations for any reason, you're welcome to send it back within this period. Our goal is to make the return process as simple and stress-free as possible. If you have any questions or need assistance with your return, feel free to contact us at hello@vellmorehome.com - we're happy to help.





