1970s Mid-Century Modern Curvilinear Polished Brass & Glass Etagere by Milo Baughman

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A testament to refined elegance and innovation, this curvilinear étagère by Milo Baughman exemplifies the sophistication of mid-century modern design. … Read more A testament to refined elegance and innovation, this curvilinear étagère by Milo Baughman exemplifies the sophistication of mid-century modern design. Produced in America circa 1970, the piece showcases Baughman’s distinctive ability to blend sleek materials and sculptural forms with functional practicality, making it a timeless statement of modernist luxury.

Constructed in polished brass, the frame features a striking curvilinear design. The flowing geometry emphasizes clean lines and gentle contours, creating a harmonious blend of form and function. The brass, with its gleaming finish, adds a warm yet glamorous touch, reflecting light beautifully and elevating the overall design.

The lower register of the etagere can be styled either directly beneath the above section, or move horizontally to create dynamic negative space and ample styling opportunity.

The open shelving is crafted from clear glass, giving the piece an airy, minimalist aesthetic while providing ample space for displaying books, decor, collectibles, and art objects. The combination of brass and glass creates a look that is both sophisticated and versatile, allowing the étagère to complement various interior styles, from mid-century modern to contemporary.

Milo Baughman’s work has always been celebrated for its ability to merge practical functionality with sculptural artistry, and this étagère is no exception. Ideal for living rooms, dining spaces, or even as a gallery-like display, this piece will serve as a focal point while exemplifying Baughman’s dedication to modernist principles. A rare and collectible design, this étagère is perfect for those who appreciate the artistry of mid-century furniture and its ability to transcend time. In Excellent Vintage Condition.

American, Circa 1970

Dimensions:

Height: 72 in (182.88 cm) x Width: 48 in (121.92 cm) x Depth: 18 in (45.72 cm)

Creator: Milo Baughman (Maker) See less