Price Points: Rattan magazine racks

Rattan magazine racks

We’ve finished decorating the ‘parlour’ in our cottage. It’s now our library and craft room; furnished with new bookshelves and a pair of antique leather armchairs. What we’d like to add is a magazine holder made using natural materials to suit the rest of the décor.

Here are three rattan magazine racks that we really like – the most affordable is £35 and the dearest is well over £200.

  1. Rattan magazine rack: £34.99, H&M
  2. Large cane magazine holder: £85.00, Rose & Grey
  3. Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack: £219.85, Etsy

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Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
£219.85
Large cane magazine holder
Large cane magazine holder
£85.00
Rattan magazine rack
Rattan magazine rack
£34.99
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
£219.85
Large cane magazine holder
Large cane magazine holder
£85.00
Rattan magazine rack
Rattan magazine rack
£34.99
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
£219.85
Large cane magazine holder
Large cane magazine holder
£85.00
Rattan magazine rack
Rattan magazine rack
£34.99
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
£219.85
Large cane magazine holder
Large cane magazine holder
£85.00
Rattan magazine rack
Rattan magazine rack
£34.99
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
Wall-mounted rattan magazine rack
£219.85
Large cane magazine holder
Large cane magazine holder
£85.00
Rattan magazine rack
Rattan magazine rack
£34.99

Vintage furniture highlights on eBay

We currently don't have a 'bricks & mortar' selling space

We currently don’t have a ‘bricks & mortar’ selling space as unfortunately, the antiques centre here in Todmorden had to close down due to unforeseen circumstances. In addition to placing some of the pieces that had been housed there into our own web shop, we’ve decided to sell some of the larger items from our former pitch on eBay… and we’d like to highlight three lovely bits of vintage furniture which have just been listed for auction.

Vintage Ladderax unit with white metal uprights, 3 short teak shelves and cube-shaped glass-fronted cupboard | H is for Home

First up, we have another mid century modern classic – Ladderax. This small unit is a very sweet example. It’s 60cm wide – and has 3 shelves and a glazed cupboard; very simple, compact and stylish. It would suit almost any room – office or lounge,  most likely – however, we could also see it working in a kitchen, bedroom or hallway.

Vintage wicker rocking chair | H is for Home

Next up, we have this fabulous cane rocking chair dating from the 1950s/60s. It’s quite rare to find these metal framed mid century modern ‘atomic’ era chairs in rocking form. And with cane & wicker currently being all the rage in interior design, we’re sure that this piece will appeal to lots of people.

Vintage leather footstool/pouffe

And last, but not least – a leather footstool. It has a lovely, aged patina and the patchwork forms a flower like pattern. It would fit perfectly in any interior scheme, from boho chic to mid century modern. It’s also an ideal piece to to soften the hard edges of a vintage industrial space.

All items are live and available to buy as this post goes live!

Get their look: Vintage boho living room

This vintage boho living room has got a really lovely vibe. It’s a comfortable, liveable space for all the family. There’s quite a lot going on, but it retains a feeling of relaxing calm. There are lots of subtle colour tones working well together – skins and furs add warmth and bring interesting texture contrasts.

It’s a perfect partnership between vintage and high street finds. You could have a lot of fun re-creating a similar space, browsing the internet and trawling antique markets, adding your own twists with unusual or unique decorative pieces.

  1. Mounted deer antlers
  2. Large JÄRA lamp shade, white
  3. KALLAX shelving unit
  4. Vintage rattan peacock chair
  5. Vintage rattan rocking chair
  6. Vintage Nathan teak & glass coffee table
  7. Genuine cowhide rug
  8. Vintage teak sideboard

Get their look: Vintage boho living room | H is for Home

Get their look

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Vintage teak sideboard
Vintage teak sideboard
Genuine cowhide rug
Genuine cowhide rug
Vintage Nathan teak & glass coffee table
Vintage Nathan teak & glass coffee table
Vintage rattan rocking chair
Vintage rattan rocking chair
Vintage rattan peacock chair
Vintage rattan peacock chair
KALLAX shelving unit
KALLAX shelving unit
Large JÄRA lamp shade, white
Large JÄRA lamp shade, white
Mounted deer antlers
Mounted deer antlers
Vintage teak sideboard
Vintage teak sideboard
Genuine cowhide rug
Genuine cowhide rug
Vintage Nathan teak & glass coffee table
Vintage Nathan teak & glass coffee table
Vintage rattan rocking chair
Vintage rattan rocking chair
Vintage rattan peacock chair
Vintage rattan peacock chair
KALLAX shelving unit
KALLAX shelving unit
Large JÄRA lamp shade, white
Large JÄRA lamp shade, white
Mounted deer antlers
Mounted deer antlers

Forthcoming Attractions: Mid-May 2018

Vintage wicker bottle holder | H is for Home Set of 6 vintage Figgjo Flint Turi Tor Viking egg cups | H is for Home
Vintage Denby Pottery plant pot | H is for Home Small blue vintage oil lamp | H is for Home
click on each image to go to its page in our web shop

Here’s a small selection of items destined for the web shop this week. Top left, we have a very nice vintage cane carry basket. It was the lovely shape that first attracted us to this piece. Initially, we thought that it might be sewing related, with sections for knitting needles and other craft materials… but having thought about it, we now reckon that it might be intended for a picnic. In the centre, it has four compartments that would accommodate bottles – and smaller sections around the outside for sandwiches and other snacks. What do you think?

We’ll leave that question hanging in the air and move onto top right – a gorgeous little set of egg cups. They’re made by Figgjo Flint of Norway – we love this cheery daisy pattern. The perfect way to start the day!

A bit more pottery at bottom left, albeit on a slightly larger scale. This planter was designed by Glyn Colledge and produced by Denby Langley in the early 1960s. With the current trend for cacti and succulents in mind, we think that this piece would be perfect for them – either one large example or a small collection in various shapes and sizes.

And, last but not least, we have the very cute small vintage oil lamp at bottom right. We believe it’s called a Pixie, Luna or Kelly lamp – the self-righting form designed for use in air raid shelters during the Second World War. We’ve had these in various colours over the years and we particularly like this delicate powder blue shade.