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989 Lounge Chair
by
Thayer Coggin
From
2895
2895
Inc VAT
Inc VAT
Frame:
Metal
,
Upholstery:
Finish/Colour:
Black Powder Coat
,
Polished Stainless
,
Sandblast Bronze
,
Gloss Red Powder Coat
,
Brushed Bronze
,
Satin Brass
,
Chocolate Bronze Powder Coat
,
Gloss White Powder Coat
,
Gray Powder Coat
,
White Powder Coat
,
Champagne Powder Coat
,
Gloss Black Powder Coat
,
Dimensions:
74 x 79 x 76h cm
Seat Height:
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Origin:
USA
Originally designed in 1968 by Milo Baughman, the 989 is a timeless classic of the modern era. This visually arresting chair features an upholstered cube that seems to float inside an angular, flat-bar metal frame. With its inviting thick, loose cushions, the 989 lounge chair combines big comfort with glamorous profiles from all angles.
The 989 is affectionately known as the “T-back” chair, as its exposed metal frame forms a "T" when viewed from the rear. Select from any of our in-house curated fabrics or leathers for upholstery. Frame shown in brushed bronze. Frame also available in several other metal finishes - must specify.
BRAND HIGHLIGHT
Since its foundation in 1953, Thayer Coggin has manufactured some of the world’s finest upholstered furniture. The brand’s aesthetic has been timelessly modern since its inception; some of its earliest creations, designed by award-winning Milo Baughman, were pioneering mid-century pieces of their time yet remain as relevant as ever today.
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DESIGNED BY
Milo Baughman
Milo Baughman (1923-2003) was a pioneer in modern design and one of the leading modern furniture designers of the second half of the 20th century. Baughman's uniquely American designs are forward-thinking and distinctive, yet unpretentious. The relaxed and timeless quality of his highly influential work continues to be collected and reinvented and revived by designers around the world. Paramount to Baughman's design philosophy was that good design is enduring design. Baughman's characteristic restraint did not permit the look of mere novelty to enter in.
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