1980’s Modern Less Is More II Collection Modular Casegood Storage System by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin

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Impressive 1980’s Modern Less Is More II Collection modular casegood storage system by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin comprised of … Read more Impressive 1980’s Modern Less Is More II Collection modular casegood storage system by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin comprised of 3 off white lacquered cabinets including 1 lighted glass unit w/a single adjustable glass shelf & brass light bar, a 2 door unit w/1 adjustable lacquered wood shelf, 1 three drawer unit, and 2 single & 1 double brass over wood bases or separators. The furniture retains the original tags. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that these are vintage & not new so will have signs of use & wear even if it has been refinished or restored. Specifically, they have all been cleaned and the lacquer has been polished. One of the single bases has some tarnish on the side/end that remains. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa,1980’s.

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You know what they say… sometimes Less is MORE… Well, that statement is an absolute FACT with this incredible ensemble!! This is a Modern Less Is More II Collection modular casegood storage system by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin composed of three separate off white lacquered units or cabinets and 2 single & 1 double brass over wood separators or recessed bases independent from the cabinets. One cabinet features glass double doors, a mirrored back, a single adjustable glass shelf, a brass light bar with a single bulb that illuminates light up or down, and lovely brass hinges & handles. Cabinet two features off-white lacquered wood double doors with a single adjustable shelf inside the unit and the third cabinet has three spacious drawers with tons of storage space!! The Less is More II Collection line surfaced in 1982 with Baughman’s philosophy of quality over quantity. He was quoted in a Knight-Ridder newspaper article stating, “I think a room should have fewer pieces of furniture but better quality furniture.” You are correct Mr. Baughman, size does matter!! And the quality of this line is unparalleled!! Plus… talk about MODULAR MANIA!! You can do a MIRIAD of configurations best suited for your needs. They are all interchangeable and we have 1 double base and 2 single bases however, you don’t HAVE to use the bases/separators if there is a configuration you want to attain without them, you can stack them, line them side by side, or separate them & use a double unit in one room and a single unit in another. Plenty of PERFECTLY pulchritudinous possibilities!! (LOL, it means “beautiful!”) I’m trying to sound super sophisticated folks… we ARE talking about a MILO BAUGHMAN for THAYER COGGIN piece!!! No matter its placement, it is going to make a bold statement in ANY room you choose. It bears refined straight lines, an attractive timeless presence, and an EXCLUSIVE classic Modern style that can only be captured through the undeniable GENIUS collaboration of Baughman & Coggin.

One of the most remarkable partnerships in the mid-century modern to modern design world was the phenomenal furniture making duo of Milo Baughman and Thayer Coggin. Milo Baughman, a 20th Century genius of design, was born in Western Kansas in 1923 but was moved a year later by his family to Long Beach, California. He created Milo Baughman Design Inc. in 1947 and began designing interiors and furniture. Thayer Coggin was born in 1922 in Denton, North Carolina. Twelve years later his family moved 25 miles north to High Point where he grew up surrounded by furniture manufacturing. Thayer’s first love was furniture and Milo’s was design. So, together in 1953, after the two met, history was made in American furniture making by one of the greatest collaborations in the industry. During his career and before his death in 2003, Milo did design for several other companies as well as his own, but it is his collaboration with Thayer Coggin that is most impressive and sought-after today. Thayer Coggin, Inc. is still in business today even after its namesake’s death and is still offering classic selections from the late Baughman’s designs.

Iconic designer & maker, incomparable style, and unlimited style functions!!! We know you MUST love this classic, sensational Modular Casegood System from the Less is More II Collection line by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin… What’s not to love? We suggest you don’t wait… make it YOURS!!!!

Cabinet Size Each:
- O/A Glass Unit Size: 26H x 32W x 18D Inches – 84.67 Pounds
- O/A 2 Door Unit Size: 26H x32W x 18D Inches – 72.82 Pounds
- O/A 3 Drawer Unit Size: 26H x 32W x 18D Inches – 101.95 Pounds
- O/A Stacked Size: 52H x 32W x 18D Inches – 186.62 Pounds
- O/A When Using Double Base Size: 26H x 65W x 18D Inches – 186.62 Pounds
- Weight All: 259.44 Pounds

Crated Size:
- Height: 38 Inches
- Width: 40 Inches
- Depth: 70 Inches
- Weight: 475 Pounds See less