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Magazine Rack

by Good Form

Auckland, New Zealand

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Saito Wood is a family owned company with a proud history that dates back to 1948. The company has humble beginnings, starting when founder Isamu Saito used the plywood moulding techniques he learned in the army to make small canisters. Saito would stack these on a bicycle trailer, ride into town and sell them to the locals.

Magazine Rack
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Saito Wood is a family owned company with a proud history that dates back to 1948.

The company has humble beginnings, starting when founder Isamu Saito used the plywood moulding techniques he learned in the army to make small canisters. Saito would stack these on a bicycle trailer, ride into town and sell them to the locals.

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From $275 *Price indication

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Magazine Rack

The Magazine Rack is supplied by Good Form. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Good Form lists on ArchiPro.

Good Form lists the Magazine Rack from $275, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .

It comes in 3 timber options (Walnut, Black Ash, White Oak). Pick one in the row under the description to see it and its price.

It is listed under Decorative Objects on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with decorative objects from other suppliers.

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Supplier Reviews

“Good Form and Mr Bigglesworthy are our go-to for elegant, well-crafted furniture and lighting designs. Emma and the team provide an attentive and highly individualised consultancy service and can be relied upon to help clients select timeless furniture pieces that will complement the architecture of their home.”

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