Dining room chair (6) - Velvet, Wood - 6 1970s Norwegian Chairs

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Six mid-century Norwegian bentwood dining chairs in multicolour velvet with wood frames, dating to 1970–1980, measuring 90 cm high, 50 cm wide and 50 cm deep, in good condition.

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Rare Set of 6 Mid-Century Norwegian Bentwood Dining Chairs – Moody Botanical Tapestry



The chairs are attributed to Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin 1960-70s

​:

​"Available here is a rare, complete set of six (6) sculptural lounge-style dining chairs. Finding a matching set of this size in such impeccable original condition is an exceptional opportunity for collectors and interior designers alike. This set offers a cohesive, high-drama look for a formal dining space or a curated mid-century lounge."


Constructed with expertly crafted bentwood frames in a deep espresso finish, these chairs feature a "hammock-style" sling design that offers incredible ergonomic support. The high-back profile and deep button-tufting provide a luxurious lounging experience, making them perfect as statement dining chairs or a sophisticated seating group for a parlour or sunroom.



The standout feature is the original botanical tapestry. The print features a sophisticated palette of dusky rose, muted plum, and charcoal grey, perfectly capturing the "Dark Academia" or "Maximalist" trend that is currently defining high-end interior design.



Excellent vintage condition. The bentwood frames are structurally sound with minimal age-appropriate wear. The upholstery is vibrant, clean, and free of major stains or tears. The sling supports remain taut and secure.


Rare Set of 6 Mid-Century Norwegian Bentwood Dining Chairs – Moody Botanical Tapestry



The chairs are attributed to Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin 1960-70s

​:

​"Available here is a rare, complete set of six (6) sculptural lounge-style dining chairs. Finding a matching set of this size in such impeccable original condition is an exceptional opportunity for collectors and interior designers alike. This set offers a cohesive, high-drama look for a formal dining space or a curated mid-century lounge."


Constructed with expertly crafted bentwood frames in a deep espresso finish, these chairs feature a "hammock-style" sling design that offers incredible ergonomic support. The high-back profile and deep button-tufting provide a luxurious lounging experience, making them perfect as statement dining chairs or a sophisticated seating group for a parlour or sunroom.



The standout feature is the original botanical tapestry. The print features a sophisticated palette of dusky rose, muted plum, and charcoal grey, perfectly capturing the "Dark Academia" or "Maximalist" trend that is currently defining high-end interior design.



Excellent vintage condition. The bentwood frames are structurally sound with minimal age-appropriate wear. The upholstery is vibrant, clean, and free of major stains or tears. The sling supports remain taut and secure.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
6 1970s Norwegian Chairs
Number of objects
6
Country of origin
Norway
Material
Velvet, Wood
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
90 cm
Width
50 cm
Depth
50 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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