Norwegian Dining Or Living Room Chairs From The 1970s Made Of Bentwood, With A Botanical Pattern

Rare set of 6 Norwegian bentwood dining chairs (Mid-Century style) – Upholstery featuring botanical motifs in deep tones

These chairs are attributed to Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin (1960s–1970s).

We are offering here a complete and rare set of six (6) dining chairs with a sculptural design, evoking the comfort of a living room armchair. Finding a matching set of this caliber in such impeccable original condition is an exceptional opportunity for both collectors and interior designers. This set lends a harmonious and spectacular look to a formal dining room or a refined Mid-Century-style lounge area.

Featuring expertly crafted bentwood frames and a deep “espresso” finish, these chairs have a suspended “hammock-style” seat that provides remarkable ergonomic support. Their high backs and deep padding ensure luxurious comfort; making them standout centerpieces in a dining room or a sophisticated seating arrangement for a living room or sunroom.

The distinctive feature of these chairs is their original botanical-patterned upholstery. The pattern features a sophisticated color palette blending dusty pink, muted plum, and charcoal gray, perfectly aligning with the “Dark Academia” and “Maximalist” trends currently defining high-end interior design.

Excellent vintage condition. The bentwood frames are sturdy and show minimal wear, consistent with their age. The upholstery is vibrant, clean, and free of stains or major tears. The seat springs remain firm and are perfectly secure.