Vintage Stainless Steel "Z" Lounge Chairs by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin

A stunning pair of vintage lounge chairs designed by legendary modernist Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin in the 1970s. These iconic pieces exemplify Baughman’s innovative approach to furniture design with their bold, sculptural presence. Each chair features a striking “Z” shaped stainless steel base that creates a dramatic floating effect, appearing to defy gravity when viewed from across the room. The heavy-gauge stainless steel construction ensures both stability and visual impact, while the geometric form captures the experimental spirit of 1970s design. Recently professionally reupholstered in luxurious dark galaxy blue leather with intricate tufted detailing, these chairs blend vintage design with contemporary refinement. The deep blue hue adds intricacy and depth, while the tufting enhances both comfort and visual texture. Perfect for a living room, study, library, or office, these chairs make an immediate statement while remaining versatile enough to complement a variety of interior styles. They serve as both functional seating and sculptural art pieces, guaranteed conversation starters that elevate any space with timeless mid-century modern elegance. Two pairs available, offering the opportunity to create a cohesive seating arrangement or outfit multiple rooms with these exceptional examples of American design.

Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Manufacture date: 1970s Condition: Great Condition: The chairs have been professionally reupholstered with new leather and HD foam. The stainless steel bases are in good original condition with some scratches from use, as shown in the photos. It remains structurally sturdy and fully functional. Stock status: Add to cart