Adler Yellow Metal Magazine Rack by Adolfo Abejon

Adler is a sculptural magazine rack designed by Adolfo Abejon, made of matte painted iron sheets. It is formed by three metallic volumes that are structured by a series of folds. The piece is a homage to Alexander Calder and his urban Stabiles sculptures, which, unlike his mobiles, didn’t move. These sculptures represented different animals; Adler, as a tribute, takes the eagle as his main motif.
This listing is for the yellow version. Other versions are available elsewhere in red, mint green, and light pink.

Adolfo Abejon's designs are characterized by the handmade process as well as the belief in small production and in limited series. The production is based on the respect for local craft, highlighting communication between every aspect involved in the creation process. Dismissing the concept of mass-production and utilizing a collaborative mentality; this concept merges humble aesthetics and quality philosophy, the conscious essence of the materials and the comprehension of their honesty. Calmness and purity are two traits which allow this design to peacefully coexist with its environment.