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Mid-century modern scandinavian bar stool (upholstered seat and back ) No 7
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Anna & Ditlev Sibast
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Sibast Furniture
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Mid-century modern scandinavian bar stool (upholstered seat and back ) No 7 *Required step
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The refined barstool takes its origin from the timeless Sibast No 7 dining chair designed in 1953 by Helge Sibast and pays homage to the lines and the spirit of the Danish Modern movement from a contemporary perspective. Using the unique details from the Sibast No 7, such as the large moulded backrest and the tapered back legs, the dining chair has been transformed into the bold and generous Sibast No 7 bar chair. The upholstered seat and large backrest makes the bar chair exceptionally comfortable. It comes in two heights and fits perfectly into private residences as well as restaurants, bars and hotels.
| Year | 1953 |
| Dimensions | H90 cm x W54 cm. Seat H 65 cm or 75 cm |
| Material | solid oak |
| Style | Classique Neuf |
| Origin | Denmark |
| Fournisseur | Sibast Furniture |
Anna & Ditlev Sibast
The sculptural dining chairs – Sibast No 7, No 8 and No 9 from 1953 – has become the hallmarks of Sibast Furniture, and it is this same design heritage that has been re-established by the fourth generation: Helge Sibast’s grandson Ditlev Sibast and his wife Anna Sibast. Although the Sibast family lost ownership of Sibast Furniture for a while after Helge Sibast’s passing in 1985, the family retained the right to his designs. So in 2013, the couple decided to re-establish his grandfather’s designs with the same focus on craftsmanship and quality. Supplemented by a desire to tell new design stories and add new perspectives on the timeless icons, new furniture pieces came to life where Sibast No 7 lounge and bar chair stands out as the two most significant.
same designer : Anna & Ditlev Sibast
