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Silo stackable wine rack, oiled ash
Description
The Silo wine bottle holder by Massproductions is characterized by a subtle design language informed by old-fashioned wine cellars. Designed by Chris Martin, the Silo wine rack comprises an uninterrupted line of wood that holds the bottles horizontally in milled-out sections. The bottles rest in a precise 3.87-degree tilt that prevents the cork from drying out and tainting the wine by keeping the liquid in continual touch with it. The wine rack can hold four bottles per unit and be stacked up to four units high.
The Silo wine rack is part of Massproductions' The Little Things product line, designed by Chris Martin, that comprises a range of smaller furniture and objects. When creating the collection, Martin wanted to focus on the kind of items we encounter in our day-to-day lives but often take for granted. The idea behind The Little Things is to "gild everyday life", as Martin puts it.
- Width: 17.52 in (44.5 cm)
- Depth: 9.45 in (24 cm)
- Height: 5.79 in (14.7 cm)
- Material Oiled ash
- Colour Oiled ash
- Weight 2.05 lbs (0.93 kg)
- Notes Stores 4 bottles per unit. Can be stacked up to four units high.
- Care instructions For cleaning use a mild pH neutral detergent and lukewarm water in a well wrung cloth. Then wipe off with clean water and wipe dry.
- Product ID: MRSI-01-122-00
British designer Chris Martin moved to Stockholm to do freelance work for IKEA. However, Martin wanted to change his work to a more sustainable and quality-driven direction, so that there would be fewer filters between him and the final product. He met the Swedish designer Magnus Elebäck and together they founded the furniture company Massproductions in 2009.
For Massproductions, Martin designs products in a traditional Nordic way, without forgetting to add in elements from other cultures, as well. His design work is characterized by his ability to unite functionality with an innovative, even artistic appearance. In 2020, Martin was awarded with the prestigious Bruno Mathsson Prize.
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