A Set of 6 Chairs by Milo Baughman

Crafted with meticulous craftsmanship, these set of four high-backed dining chairs feature a lacquered finish in an elegant white wash wood tone. The chairs are adorned with rust-col...

Elegant set of four 1970s high-back dining chairs by the Brickfield Furniture Company, High Point, N.C., 1972. Finished in white lacquered wood frames with beveled Lucite backs and p...

This console, inspired by the designs of Milo Baughman, features a sleek aesthetic that blends modern materials and classic style. The console's top is crafted from treated glass opa...

This pair of side tables features a clear glass top inserted in a brushed steel frame with birdseye maple corners. The legs are made of brushed steel inside and birdseye maple outs...

A set of four solid wood midcentury style side chairs by Organic Moderism, Brooklyn NY. The chairs in natural wood with the backrest framed by steeple form finials and having a back ...

In the style of Milo Baughman, this simple, modern contemporary set of 6 classic Parsons decorator dining chairs have been newly refinished and re-covered in velvet zebra design fabr...

A particularly elegant and finely crafted set of chairs by Stuart Swan of Wellesley, Massachusetts. With two arm and six side chairs. The finely carved spl...

Excellent set of eight black Torsion dining chairs designed by Giancarlo Piretti for KI. There are seven arm chairs and one side chair. They are in wonderful vintage condition with minor wear that you would expect with age. Please see photos, circa 1995. In 1997 Giancarlo Piretti received an award for his Torsion seating collection. These chairs are part of that collection. Designed and made initially and primarily for commercial purpose they are extremely comfortable and flexible. They are lightweight and stackable. This set has an attractive textured high impact black plastic seat, back, and arms on chrome legs. No one expects this chair have the comfort it provides. The back flexes. This flex is achieved with the torsion mechanism which creates gradually increasing resistance. They were designed for comfort during long meetings or lectures. But, that makes them perfect for long dinners with lots of conversation. Or, family night with puzzles, cards, and games. The designer, Giancarlo Piretti, was born in Bologna Italy in 1940. He attended art schools there and subsequently taught Interior Design. During that time, he was also designing furniture for Anonima Castelli. He has won numerous awards and has items in many museums including MoMA New York. He still lives and works in Bologna with is son, designer Alessandro Piretti. KI was founded in 1941 as Krueger Metal Products, Inc. in Aurora, Illinois. Being innovative by finding ways to use scrap metal...