Mid-Century Chrome "Barrel" Lounge Chairs Attributed to Milo Baughman
Los Angeles, CA · Reported available
- Designer
- Named in listing
Attributed to Milo Baughman
- Type
Lounge chairs
- Origin
- Measurements (dealer text)
32.5“ W x 25.5“ D x 28.25“ H
- Materials
- Condition
Great Condition; Professionally Reupholstered. The chairs features new high-quality fabric and HD foam. The chrome frames remain in good original condition, showing only typical cosmetic wear from age and use.
Dealer notes
An exceptional pair of mid-century modern chrome “Barrel” lounge chairs attributed to celebrated American designer Milo Baughman, circa 1970s. These striking lounge chairs perfectly embody the sleek sculptural design that defined high-end modernism during the era. The chairs feature beautifully curved barrel shape silhouettes upholstered in a richly textured multi-tone fabric that adds depth, softness, and visual warmth. Their profile creates an inviting seating experience, while the plush cushions provide outstanding comfort without compromising the clean architectural lines. What truly sets these chairs apart is the dramatic polished chrome base that elegantly wraps around each chair, creating a floating effect that gives the chairs a light, sculptural presence from every angle. The contrast between the soft upholstery and sleek chrome frame captures the timeless glamour often associated with Milo Baughman’s most iconic designs. Professionally reupholstered, these chairs blend vintage character with fresh modern appeal, making them ideal for interiors ranging from mid-century modern to contemporary spaces. Whether placed in a living room, office, or lounge setting, they offer both sculptural beauty and everyday comfort. A stunning and highly versatile pair that effortlessly combines comfort, craftsmanship, and iconic 1970s design.
Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Manufacture date: 1970s Stock status: Add to cart
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