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Milo Baughman Recliner 74 by Thayer Coggin

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    • “Furniture that is too obviously designed is very interesting,” said designer Milo Baughman, “but too often belongs only in museums.” A firm believer that good design can have a positive influence in our lives, Baughman knew how to design sophisticated, sexy chairs – even when it came to a recliner. Recognized as one of the originators of the California modern movement, Baughman began his career as a custom furniture designer, and in 1953 he joined forces with Thayer Coggin, the founder of the North Carolina company that is still the exclusive manufacturer of Baughman’s work. For five decades, Baughman designed clean, sophisticated and easy-to-live-with furniture.  Baughman’s work was included in High Styles: Twentieth Century American Design at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1985. In 1987, he was inducted into the Furniture Design Hall of Fame.
      • Comfortable recliner that offers three stages of comfort.
      • Goes from upright to feet up to full recline with a slight seated push.
      • Streamlined silhouette with elegantly shaped solid walnut frame.
      • New Maharam Fabric: Style: Beck Color: Molecule which is make of a soft wool. Link to Fabric
      • Great for tall people
      • Thayer Coggin label attached to underside

      Dimensions:  41½" H 27½" W 32" D 

      Seat Height (in): 16½ 


    “Furniture that is too obviously designed is very interesting,” said designer Milo Baughman, “but too often belongs only in museums.” A firm believer that good design can have a positive influence in our lives, Baughman knew how to design sophisticated, sexy chairs – even when it came to a recliner. Recognized as one of the originators of the California modern movement, Baughman began his career as a custom furniture designer, and in 1953 he joined forces with Thayer Coggin, the founder of the North Carolina company that is still the exclusive manufacturer of Baughman’s work. For five decades, Baughman designed clean, sophisticated and easy-to-live-with furniture.  Baughman’s work was included in High Styles: Twentieth Century American Design at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1985. In 1987, he was inducted into the Furniture Design Hall of Fame.
    • Comfortable recliner that offers three stages of comfort.
    • Goes from upright to feet up to full recline with a slight seated push.
    • Streamlined silhouette with elegantly shaped solid walnut frame.
    • New Maharam Fabric: Style: Beck Color: Molecule which is make of a soft wool. Link to Fabric
    • Great for tall people
    • Thayer Coggin label attached to underside

    Dimensions:  41½" H 27½" W 32" D 

    Seat Height (in): 16½ 


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    Wood Care

    Keep the furniture in a cool, dry place

    Avoid furniture's direct exposure to rain, sun or wind

    Avoid placing hot objects directly on the piece to prevent undesirable marks or permanent circles.

    Avoid placing objects that may cause scratches to the surface

    Clean using water only in small quantities and apply it with soft, damp cloth

    After damp cloth wipe with a soft, dry cloth

    You can use other liquids that are especially for cleaning wood furniture. Take into account the type of wood and follow the manufacturer's instructions

    Upholstery Care

    Do not expose directly to sunlight to provide greater durability colors

    Exchange both side pads, the seat and backrest, to obtain uniform wear

    Shake the cushions regularly to remove dust and to maintain the stability of the form

    Clean regularly with a vacuum cleaner in good condition

    Use a textile fabric cleaning substance according to and following the manufacturer's instructions

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