In the style of Hugh Mackay Baillie

In the style of HUGH MACKAY BAILLIE SCOTT (1865–1945).
Set of 4 chairs, ca. 1930
Measurements: 97 x 50 x 43 cm; 43 cm (seat height).

Inspired by the aesthetic language of Hugh Mackay Baillie Scott, these four chairs evoke one of the most significant chapters in late 19th-century British design. Their vertical silhouette, defined by tall, slender backs, reflects the ideals of the Arts & Crafts movement, which championed the excellence of craftsmanship over industrial production.

The rich grain of the wood harmonizes with the softness of the upholstered seats, creating a balance between simplicity, comfort, and refinement. Each structural element prioritizes clarity of form and the integrity of the materials—characteristics that made Baillie Scott a pivotal figure in the evolution of modern furniture.

Beyond its functionality, this set makes a powerful aesthetic statement, capable of blending seamlessly into both historic interiors and contemporary spaces where signature design takes center stage.