No 7 chair, oiled oak - cognac leather

Sibast

CHF 988.00 CHF 1,235.00

Colour: Upholstery: cognac. Frame: oiled oak


Sibast
No 7 chair
CHF 988.00 CHF 1,235.00



Description

Sibast No 7 is an attractive wooden chair and one of the best-known designs of the Danish cabinetmaker Helge Sibast. Its timeless expression comes from the smooth, curved backrest combined with diagonal, tapered back legs and light, upholstered seat. Designed in 1953, Sibast No 7 reflects the principles of the Danish Modern movement, and its design remains fresh and inspiring also in the 21st century. The chair is a fine example of modern Danish craftsmanship, and it is part of the Sibast Furniture collection featuring Helge Sibast’s original works and new Danish design.

Colour
Upholstery: cognac. Frame: oiled oak
Width
54 cm
Height
73.5 cm
Seat height
45 cm
Frame material
Solid oak
Upholstery fabric
Sørensen: Dunes Aniline leather Cognac - 21000
Product ID
SBNO7DC-OO-DUNES21000

Helge Sibast

Helge Sibast (1908-1985) was a Danish cabinetmaker and designer who continued the work of his father Peder Olsen Sibast. Besides a skillful carpenter, Helge Sibast was also a visionary designer, and in the 1950s and 1960s his simple, functional and high-quality designs gained success also outside Denmark, and even made their way to the White House. His best known designs, Sibast chairs No 7 and 8, Helge Sibast designed in 1953. In the 21st century Sibast’s tradition is carried on by Sibast Furniture, which was relaunched in 2012 by Helge Sibast’s grandson and his wife.

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