The name Milo Baughman is synonymous with everything Mid-Century Modern design. His portfolio of work is far greater than most of his contemporaries, spanning across centuries of his life and for a multitude of furniture manufacturers. Perhaps one of his most well known manufacturing relationships was one with the renown Thayer Coggin, a marriage from which these thin-frame dining chairs were born.

This particular Milo Baughman piece is model 1187-110 which he designed in 1971. They exhibit the delicate proportions from 1960’s design as well as a bit of glamour from 1970’s design; the perfect marriage. The chairs offer a generously sized fully upholstered seat, redone using a gorgeous mohair in the color Gunmetal. The color and quality of the fabric is a wonderful complement to their brilliant polished stainless steel frames. Baughman’s thin-frame design gives each chair a weightless quality which allows them to effortlessly exist in any dining space.

We currently have a set of four of the shown Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin dining chairs. These chairs have all been reupholstered and show only minor signs wear consistent with age and use. Also available are two arm chairs of the same design, Model 1187-111, which are currently in vintage condition. Should these arm chairs be of interest in combination with a set of the shown side chairs, please let us know - they are priced at $1,500 each in fully restored condition. We can work with you in selecting a complementary material to the mohair on the shown side chairs or we can accept COM for use.

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Creator
Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin, 1971

Materials
Mohair in Gunmetal & Polished Stainless Steel

Dimensions
20”W x 24”D x 37”H | 18”SH

Condition
Very Good. Minor wear consistent with age and history

Shipping
Domestic & International Delivery Available (request a quote)