The Sibast No. 59 Chair

The Sibast No. 59 Chair

from $748.00

Helge Sibast, 1959

SIBAST

Materials: Solid oak, beech or walnut with paper cord

Dimensions: W: 54.5” H: 28.9” Seat height: 17.7"

Options: Oak: oiled, white oiled, soaped or black lacquered. Beech: oiled, soaped or black lacquered. Walnut: oiled

Seat in natural or black paper cord

Estimated Lead Time: 12-16 weeks

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Sibast Furniture proudly announces the reissue of the iconic Sibast No 59 chair, originally designed by Helge Sibast in 1959. This distinguished piece, a paragon of Danish mid-century modern design, combines timeless aesthetics with superior craftsmanship, making it a visually appealing and highly comfortable addition to the new Sibast Furniture collection.

The Sibast No 59 chair is celebrated for its light and sophisticated design, drawing on and inspired by the simplicity and functional beauty of the Shaker style. This style, originating in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in the U.S., is characterized by simplicity and purity of design, sound construction, and complete practicality.

Helge Sibast's original creation embodies these principles, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and natural beauty. Key features of the chair include a beautifully woven papercord seat available in nature or black, a slightly curved backrest for exceptional comfort, and two horizontal wooden pieces that elegantly support the back. The chair's lightweight construction and sublime design make it visually appealing and highly comfortable.

True to Helge Sibast's vision, each Sibast No 59 chair is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans. The reissue, driven by the creative vision of Helge Sibast's grandson and his wife, the new founders of Sibast Furniture, introduces the chair to 2024 with refined details and enhanced construction. This re-imagination maintains the highest standards of quality while adding a contemporary touch to the classic design, supporting the Shaker style's legacy and incorporating new design perspectives that bring the design heritage into the 21st century.