Black Metal Globe : The World in Industrial Style
A metal globe
This decorative metal globe adds a touch of elegance to your decor. It’s an aesthetic perfectly in tune with industrial influences. This inspiration is also evident in the shapes of this globe. Discover the contours of the continents fixed to the metal frame of this sphere.
A metal globe like you’ve never seen before
Standing on its base, this metal globe is a real sculpture inspired by Brutalism. Placed on your desk or used as a focal point in your interior design, it’s a globe that’s sure to capture attention. It’s the perfect choice to create a sober aesthetic for a striking decor.
Features of the Metal Globe
- Material : Black metal
- Dimensions: L: 18.5 cm / Width: 17 cm / Height: 27 cm
- Great wealth of detail
- Mounting : Free standing
- Support : On table
- Style : Modern metal globe
- Scientific gift idea
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Martin Hollis –
Bought this for the shelf in my home office and it sits there nicely. The matte black finish looks properly industrial and it has a decent weight to it. Only reservation is that the stand is a touch smaller than I pictured, but it’s stable enough. Pleased with it.
Priya Nair –
Got this for my son’s bedroom, he’s nine and mad about maps. He spun it round the second it came out of the box and started hunting for every country he’s been to on holiday. What I like is how it’s made: the continents are cut out of a metal frame so you can see right through it, which makes it feel more like a sculpture than a normal globe. It’s now the first thing visitors comment on. Really chuffed with it.
Margaret Doyle –
Bought for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear and put it on his desk straight away. Lovely thing.
Callum Reid –
spot on. Solid, looks smart on the sideboard and spins smoothly. Cracking bit of kit for the price.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s seven and obsessed with maps. He spun it round and found Australia straight away, then spent the whole afternoon asking where all his cousins lived. Chuffed to bits, and it looks smashing on his bookshelf too.
daniel prewitt –
spot on. Sits on my desk and looks more like a sculpture than a globe, with that matt black metal finish.