Milo Baughman Style Burl and Chrome Credenza, 1970-80

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Milo Baughman Style Mid Century burlwood and brass credenza This credenza measures: 75 wide x 20 deep x 29 inches high All pieces of furniture can be had in what we call restor...

Sleek Milo Baughman black lacquered credenza or sideboard with tall brass slab legs made by Thayer Coggin in the 1970s. Elegant Modern profile. The look is powerful and upscale. Blac...

This stunning burl credenza represents Milo Baughman's sophisticated design aesthetic executed by the renowned furniture maker Thayer Coggin. Measuring 72 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 35 inches high, this substantial piece strikes an elegant balance between form and function while showcasing the warm, organic beauty of burl wood veneer. The credenza's most striking feature is its rich burl wood surface, where the wood's natural swirling grain patterns create an almost sculptural quality across the four door fronts. Each panel reveals the unique character of the burl, with intricate patterns and warm honey tones that shift subtly in different lighting conditions. This natural artistry is elevated by Baughman's signature chrome base, which lifts the wood cabinet with sleek, polished legs that reflect light and create visual lightness beneath the substantial wooden form. The interior layout demonstrates Baughman's thoughtful approach to practical luxury. One side features two carefully proportioned drawers specifically designed for silverware storage, with smooth-operating hardware that maintains the clean aesthetic. The opposite side offers open shelving, providing versatile storage for entertaining essentials. The chrome base exemplifies the designer's mastery of mixed materials, contrasting the warm, organic texture of the burl with cool, reflective metal. This interplay between natural and industrial elements became a hallmark of Baughman's work and epitomizes the sophisticated materialism of 1970s American design. Thayer Coggin's exceptional craftsmanship is evident throughout, from the seamless door alignment to the precision of the chrome work. The credenza's proportions make it ideal for dining room...