Umbrella stand/rack - Iron - Art Deco

It is a piece that fits very well in that decorative mid-20th-century universe where Art Deco continued to influence, reinterpreted with lighter lines and a clearly ornamental approach. The bastonero is built from a cylindrical structure of iron rods crossing to form a geometric lattice, almost like a metal filigree that plays with emptiness and transparency. That visual lightness is deliberate: it avoids mass and bets on the elegance of linear drawing, something very characteristic of late reinterpretations of Deco.

The upper edge, finished with circular rings, introduces a decorative detail that softens the verticality of the body and provides a nearly musical visual rhythm. The base, supported on three small spherical feet, gives it stability without taking away grace, maintaining the sense of a slender and well-proportioned object. The iron, worked with a warm finish, reinforces that mix of functionality and sculptural presence that characterizes many domestic objects of the second half of the 20th century inspired by the geometric language of Deco.

Overall, it is an umbrella stand that does not seek to impose itself by weight or volume, but by the elegance of the metallic tracery, by the harmony between curves and diagonals, and by that timeless air that makes it coexist well in both classic and contemporary interiors.

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