No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair 639 Furniture Sibast Furniture

No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair

By Helge Sibast, for Sibast Furniture

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No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair - Soaped Beech
No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair - Black Beech
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No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair

By Helge Sibast, For Sibast Furniture

$874.00

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Soaped Beech

SPEC #: SIB1301482 | ID: SIB7120300-001

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      • Finish: Soaped Beech
      • Size: 21.3"W x 28.9"H x 21.7"D
      • Seat Height: 17.7"
      • Materials: Wood, Wood Veneer
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        No. 7 Wooden Seat Dining Chair

        SPEC #: SIB1301482

        ID: SIB7120300-001

        Designed by Helge SibastRead Bio

        Originally designed in 1953 by Helge Sibast, the No. 7 Dining Chair features a unique character and bold shape that have made it an icon of Danish Modern design. With a background in cabinetmaking and an interest in challenging traditional methods of woodworking, Sibast incorporated an arching molded veneer backrest into the design to provide outstanding comfort and define the chair's distinctive look. The seat is supported by a solid wood frame with gently tapered back legs, giving the chair an elegant expression that will complement modern and retro interiors alike.

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        Finish: Black Beech, Dark Stained Beech, Natural Oiled Beech, Soaped Beech, White Pigmented Lacquer Beech

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        Steeped in tradition, Sibast Furniture is a Danish family-run company with a remarkable history dating back to 1908. Founded by a skilled cabinetmaker, the company has been passed down through generations, each adding their own perspective while staying true to the core values of exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design. Sibast is renowned for its beautiful wooden furniture, particularly the iconic 1950s Danish Modern pieces designed by Helge Sibast. Today, the fourth generation carries the torch, combining respectful reissues of these classics with fresh, contemporary designs that ensure Sibast's heritage continues to inspire future generations.

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        Helge Sibast (1908 - 1985) created a number of iconic chair designs in the mid-20th Century that helped popularize Danish Modern design and are still in demand today. In 1908 Sibast's father founded Sibast Mobler, a furniture and cabinetmaking company, where Sibast learned the joinery trade and developed an eye for design from an early age. After their father's passing in 1943, Helge Sibast and his two siblings took charge of the company, where he was put in charge of design, product development, and production.

        Sibast's designs are marked by the exploring the potential of wood as a material and the development of new production techniques. His chair designs are elegant and sculptural, offering uniquely complex forms made with expert craftsmanship.