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Standard Tuxedo Sofa by Milo Baughman, Thayer Coggin, 1970's
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Description
This sofa is a stunner. Classic design meets contemporary allure with the exquisite creation by legendary designer Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin. A masterpiece that seamlessly bridges the realms of mid-century modern and modern aesthetics, this luxurious tan low-pile chenille sofa adorned with a captivating black stitch pattern is a symphony of sophistication.
Unveiling a harmonious fusion of design elements, this smaller yet striking low-profile tuxedo sofa stands as a testament to Baughman's ingenuity. Crafted to perfection, it effortlessly accommodates three with an intimate embrace that beckons relaxation and conversations. The tan chenille upholstery, a pinnacle of refined taste, caresses your senses, inviting you to sink into a world of comfort.
The contemporary allure is heightened by the artful addition of the black stitch pattern, elegantly dancing across the surface, creating a visual symphony that captures the essence of modern design. This intricate detail, an ode to Baughman's unwavering commitment to quality, adds an air of understated luxury to the sofa.
With a nod to mid-century modern sensibilities, the sofa's low profile pays homage to an era defined by clean lines and functional elegance. Baughman's design philosophy, expertly channeled through this creation, marries form and function seamlessly, resulting in a piece that not only captivates the eye but also provides a comfortable and inviting sanctuary.
A true embodiment of timeless design, this sofa exudes an aura of sophistication that effortlessly transcends eras. Its original tags, a testament to its authenticity and provenance, serve as a charming reminder of the journey this masterpiece has taken through time.
Milo Baughman's legacy is etched into every inch of this contemporary masterpiece, and as you take a seat on its plush embrace, you become a part of a narrative that has captivated design enthusiasts for decades. With its captivating interplay of tan chenille and black stitch patterns, this sofa isn't merely a piece of furniture; it's an invitation to indulge in the art of living beautifully in every moment. - More Information
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