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1935 is the date on the first draft of this chair by the renowned multi-talent and architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen, which has now been revived under the name TMBO. The TMBO series was designed in a shape that, in the laid back confident attitude, celebrates life with the same dramatic simplicity that Magnus Læssøe Stephensen found in Japanese design tradition. The TMBO Chair and sofa alike, with the significant curved form, send a promise to hold your back whilst you lean back and enjoy the ride into the future.

Details:
Design: Magnus Læssøe Stephensen
Year: 1935
Material: Oakwood or Walnut & Upholstery:
DAW: Royal, Mohair, Mcnutt ROMO: Linara BUTE: Storr KVADRAT: Remix, Hallingdal and Fiord DEDAR: Artemidor, Linaer JENNIFER SHORTO: Kongaline, Seafoam SKANDILOC sheepskin: Moonlight, Sahara, Honey COM/COL
Dimensions: W: 35.4" x H: 34.3" x D: 26.9" | Seat Height: 15.4"

1935 is the date on the first draft of this chair by the renowned multi-talent and architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen, which has now been revived under the name TMBO. The TMBO series was designed in a shape that, in the laid back confident attitude, celebrates life with the same dramatic simplicity that Magnus Læssøe Stephensen found in Japanese design tradition. The TMBO Chair and sofa alike, with the significant curved form, send a promise to hold your back whilst you lean back and enjoy the ride into the future.

The little pouf is an ideal companion to the TMBO Lounge chair. It is not only extremely comfortable but also a piece of furniture, that will make a statement in any setting.

Details:
Design: Magnus Læssøe Stephensen
Year: 1935
Material: Oakwood or Walnut & Upholstery:
DAW: Royal, Mohair, Mcnutt ROMO: Linara BUTE: Storr KVADRAT: Remix, Hallingdal and Fiord DEDAR: Artemidor, Linaer JENNIFER SHORTO: Kongaline, Seafoam SKANDILOC sheepskin: Moonlight, Sahara, Honey COM/COL
Dimensions: H: 13.4" x W: 19.3"

1935 is the date on the first draft of this chair by the renowned multi-talent and architect Magnus Læssøe Stephensen, which has now been revived under the name TMBO. The TMBO series was designed in a shape that, in the laid back confident attitude, celebrates life with the same dramatic simplicity that Magnus Læssøe Stephensen found in Japanese design tradition. The TMBO Chair and sofa alike, with the significant curved form, send a promise to hold your back whilst you lean back and enjoy the ride into the future.

Details:
Design: Magnus Læssøe Stephensen
Year: 1935
Material: Upholstery & Oakwood or Walnut - Standard textiles:
DAW: Royal, Mohair, Mcnutt ROMO: Linara BUTE: Storr KVADRAT: Remix, Hallingdal and Fiord DEDAR: Artemidor, Linaer JENNIFER SHORTO: Kongaline, Seafoam SKANDILOC sheepskin: Moonlight, Sahara, Honey COM/COL
Dimensions: W: 65" x H: 34.3" x D: 27.1" | Seat Height: 15.4"

The wings that Magnus Læssøe Stephensen gave the stool became an element that continued to inspire not only his own designs in the coming years, but many other furniture designers. A signature/statement chair for the small stylish studios of the modern metropolis.

Details:
Design: Magnus Læssøe Stephensen
Year: 1935
Material: Materials: Upholstery & Oakwood or Walnut
Standard textiles: DAW: Royal, Mohair, Mcnutt, ROMO: Linara, BUTE: Storr, KVADRAT: Remix, Hallingdal and Fiord, DEDAR: Artemidor, Linaer, JENNIFER SHORTO: Kongaline, Seafoam, SKANDILOC sheepskin: Moonlight, Sahara, Honey, COM/COL
Dimensions: H: 29.5" x W: 18.1" x D: 19.7" | Seat Height: 18.1"

A sculptural bar stool with a poetic shape evoking an angel with its wings widely spread. The Angel stool consists of a minimalistic seat and a base of steel rods. It is a decorative yet comfortable piece, that can be used as either a bar stool or a freestanding, agile, sculptural object to decorate indoor or outdoors. Angel is the perfect example of efficient use of eco-design strategies: it is made of one single material, making it easy to recycle while minimizing the number of links in the supply chain.

Details 
Designer: Gry Holmskov
Material: Steel
Dimensions: W: 17.7" x D: 10.2" x H: 25.9", Seat Height: 24.4”
Place of Origin: Poland

A sculptural stool with a poetic shape evoking an angel with its wings widely spread. The Angel stool consists of a minimalistic seat and a base of steel rods. It is a decorative yet comfortable piece, that can be used as either a stool or a freestanding, agile, sculptural object to decorate indoor or outdoors. Angel is the perfect example of efficient use of eco-design strategies: it is made of one single material, making it easy to recycle while minimizing the number of links in the supply chain.

Details 
Designer: Gry Holmskov
Material: Steel
Dimensions: W: 17.7" x D: 10.2" x H: 18.1", Seat Height: 16.5”
Place of Origin: Poland

Coat in black lacquered ash is a minimalistic and expressive folding clothes-stand. It is made of six poles held by a metal ring. Conceived as a tribute to Danish simplicity and fun design. Coat is an easy-to-use playful object that enters immediately into a relationship with the user through its natural design expression. Coat can be hung with the notch facing inwards or outwards – as you prefer. At the same time, the coat hanger is easy to dismantle to store and to then unfold again to be placed wherever needed. Designed by Ulrik Nordentoft.

Coat is also available in black lacquered ash.

Details 
Designer: Ulrik Nordentoft
Material: Ash
Color: Black Lacquered Ash
Dimensions: Diameter: 18" x Height: 65" (unfolded) 
Place of Origin: Denmark

Coat in white oiled ash is a minimalistic and expressive folding clothes-stand. It is made of six poles held by a metal ring. Conceived as a tribute to Danish simplicity and fun design. Coat is an easy-to-use playful object that enters immediately into a relationship with the user through its natural design expression. Coat can be hung with the notch facing inwards or outwards – as you prefer. At the same time, the coat hanger is easy to dismantle to store and to then unfold again to be placed wherever needed. Designed by Ulrik Nordentoft.

Coat in white oiled ash offers three different finishes to the rings that holds the poles. The polished aluminium or brass gives a more subtle look, while satin black creates a striking contrast. Coat is also available in black lacquered ash.

Details 
Designer: Ulrik Nordentoft
Material: Ash
Color: White Oiled Ash
Dimensions: Diameter: 18" x Height: 65" (unfolded) 
Place of Origin: Denmark

The Font collection combines comfortable seating with classic Scandinavian design. The design language is neutral enough for it to be placed into various environments and contexts, without taking all the attention. Designed by David Thulstrup for Møbel Copenhagen. Made to order.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Steel & Stainless Steel, Upholstery Options
Finish: Black & Polished
Dimensions: W: 20.8" x D: 20.4" x H: 29.5", Seat Height: 17.7”
Place of Origin: Poland

Font swivel with matte black and polished steel frame is a line extension to the Font collection. A comfortable office chair, as its swivel base allows extra movement instead of having to twist when seated. Same as for the Font collection - Font swivel comes with many style options. Made to order.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Steel & Stainless Steel, Upholstery Options
Finish: Black & Polished
Dimensions: W: 20.8" x D: 20.4" x H: 29.5", Seat Height: 17.7”
Place of Origin: Poland

Lean lounge chair with black lacquered oak frame. The lounge chair is an example of traditional craftsmanship applied to a modern design: an upholstered shell in a basic and minimalistic shape leans on a solid oak supporting structure – that can be stained or left natural. Lean lounge chair brings the signature of the design duo GamFratesi, whose combination of the Danish and Italian design approach is synthesized in the design. Lean combines appealing design with outstanding comfort. A lightweight lounger with exceptional sitting comfort.

Details 
Designer: Gamfratesi
Material: Oak, Upholstery Options
Finish: Black Lacqured
Dimensions: W: 26.3" x D: 26.3" x H: 28.3", Seat Height: 15.7”
Place of Origin: Poland

Lean lounge chair with oak frame. The lounge chair is an example of traditional craftsmanship applied to a modern design: an upholstered shell in a basic and minimalistic shape leans on a solid oak supporting structure – that can be stained or left natural. Lean lounge chair brings the signature of the design duo GamFratesi, whose combination of the Danish and Italian design approach is synthesized in the design. Lean combines appealing design with outstanding comfort. A lightweight lounger with exceptional sitting comfort. Made to order. 

Details 
Designer: GamFratesi
Material: Oak, Upholstery Options
Finish: Oiled
Dimensions: W: 26.3" x D: 26.3" x H: 28.3", Seat Height: 15.7”
Place of Origin: Poland

Lean lounge sofa with oak frame. The lounge sofa is an example of traditional craftsmanship applied to a modern design: an upholstered shell in a basic and minimalistic shape leans on a solid oak supporting structure – that can be stained or left natural. Lean lounge sofa brings the signature of the design duo GamFratesi, whose combination of the Danish and Italian design approach is synthesized in the design. Lean combines appealing design with outstanding comfort. A lightweight lounger with exceptional sitting comfort. Made to order. 

Details 
Designer: GamFratesi
Material: Oak, Upholstery Options
Finish: Oiled
Dimensions: W: 49.2" x D: 26.3" x H: 28.3", Seat Height: 15.7”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi armchair in white oiled oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: Black Lacquered Oak
Dimensions: W: 24" x H: 30.7" x D: 19.5", Seat Height: 17.3”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi armchair in oiled oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: Natural Oil Treated
Dimensions: W: 24" x H: 30.7" x D: 19.5", Seat Height: 17.3”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi armchair in white oiled oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: White Oil Treated
Dimensions: W: 24" x H: 30.7" x D: 19.5", Seat Height: 17.3”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi lounge armchair in black lacquered oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: Black Lacquered Oak
Dimensions: W: 29.1" x H: 28.4" x D: 23.6", Seat Height: 14.2”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi lounge armchair in oiled oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: Natural Oil Treated
Dimensions: W: 29.1" x H: 28.4" x D: 23.6", Seat Height: 14.2”
Place of Origin: Poland

Rudi lounge armchair in white oiled oak is a classic design made from solid wood whose clean contemporary form is derived from their function as robust stackable chairs. Designed by David Thulstrup, Rudi plays with rudimentary straight lines and curves, elevating their expression through precise articulation in the way the angled ply back follows the curve of the armrest and how the seat floats on the frame.

Details 
Designer: David Thulstrup
Material: Solid European Oak.
Color: White Oil Treated
Dimensions: W: 29.1" x H: 28.4" x D: 23.6", Seat Height: 14.2”
Place of Origin: Poland

One of Danish architect Arne Vodder's favourite pieces of furniture was the AV Egoist chaise longue he designed in the early 1950s, only a few of which were made. A rarity, timeless and unique, the AV Egoist chaise longue was a personal favourite of Danish architect and designer Arne Vodder (1926-2009). 

Even so, only a few were manufactured after it was designed in the early 1950s. This is now being made up for. Danish manufacturer Sibast Furniture has delved into the archives - together with Michael Vodder, son of Arne Vodder - and, with the help of some old drawings, measurements and a few photos, their joint efforts have succeeded in recreating the chaise longue, which Michael Vodder doesn't hesitate to call his father's signature piece of furniture.

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. 

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. 

The new and 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 tapered back legs and the curved details, the dining chair has been transformed into the bold and generous Sibast No 7 bar stool. The upholstered seat together with the curved design makes the bar stool exceptionally comfortable. It comes in two heights and fits perfectly into private residences, kitchens as well as restaurants, bars and hotels.

Details
Design: Anna & Ditlev Sibast
Year Of Design Origin: 2017 inspired by Sibast No 7 from 1953
Material: Solid oak
Dimensions: High: SH: 29.5” x W: 21.3” | Low: SH: 25.6” x W: 21.3”
Treatment: Soap/oil/white oil/lacquer/black/smoked
Upholstery: Leather/wool/COM

Care
All furniture included in the Sibast Furniture collection is made out of natural material such as wood, fabric and leather. This means that differences will occur in both finishes and material and that natural markings in the leather hides as well as natural variations in the surface of the wood and the color of the finishes must be appreciated and expected. See maintenance and care instructions here.

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. 

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. 

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. 

The ageless dining chair designed by Helge Sibast in 1953 has a unique character and a bold design. As an accomplished cabinetmaker as well as furniture architect, Helge Sibast not only designed but personally crafted his original furniture, which often challenged traditional ways of working with wood.

The ageless dining chair designed by Helge Sibast in 1953 has a unique character and a bold design. As an accomplished cabinetmaker as well as furniture architect, Helge Sibast not only designed but personally crafted his original furniture, which often challenged traditional ways of working with wood.

The ageless dining chair designed by Helge Sibast in 1953 has a unique character and a bold design. As an accomplished cabinetmaker as well as furniture architect, Helge Sibast not only designed but personally crafted his original furniture, which often challenged traditional ways of working with wood.

The unique lounge chair takes its inspiration from the ageless No 7 dining chair designed by Helge Sibast in 1953. Carrying on the high-quality craftsmanship and design heritage from his grandfather, Ditlev Sibast designed the lounge chair as a respectful and endearing transformation of the original dining chair together with his wife, Anna.

The unique lounge chair takes its inspiration from the ageless No 7 dining chair designed by Helge Sibast in 1953. Carrying on the high-quality craftsmanship and design heritage from his grandfather, Ditlev Sibast designed the lounge chair as a respectful and endearing transformation of the original dining chair together with his wife, Anna.

Sibast Furniture introduces the Sibast No 7 lounge chair in two exclusive editions of sheepskin. The beautiful and soft sheepskin is adding elegance and comfort to the lounge chair and creates new visual expressions for this classic lounge chair.

Designed by Helge Sibast in 1953, the dining chair Sibast No 8 soon made its way into homes all over the world due to its sublime quality and iconic design. The chair has been re-launched by the fourth generation of the Sibast family as a vital design classic from the Danish Modern movement and a signature design from Sibast Furniture.

Designed by Helge Sibast in 1953, the dining chair Sibast No 8 soon made its way into homes all over the world due to its sublime quality and iconic design. The chair has been re-launched by the fourth generation of the Sibast family as a vital design classic from the Danish Modern movement and a signature design from Sibast Furniture.

The Sibast No 9 dining chair proves how Helge Sibast felt at home in the cabinetmaker’s workshop. His artisanal background is undeniable and he was uncompromising down to the last detail. Helge Sibast inherited his woodworking skills and passion for wood from his father, who founded the undertaking in 1908. Quality and craftsmanship have been the core values of Sibast Furniture ever since.

Multi-talented artist Piet Hein is one of Denmark’s greatest natural treasures: a creative genius familiar to most, either by virtue of his ingenious ‘grook’ verse or from having dined while seated around one of his superellipse™ tables. The unique superellipse™ shape is also the basis for the PIET HEIN chair, designed by Piet Hein for the table of the same name, but which was never previously put into production. Sibast Furniture is now remedying this. In close collaboration with Piet Hein’s family, this Danish furniture maker is presenting the superelliptical chair for the very first time.

Multi-talented artist Piet Hein is one of Denmark’s greatest natural treasures: a creative genius familiar to most, either by virtue of his ingenious ‘grook’ verse or from having dined while seated around one of his superellipse™ tables. The unique superellipse™ shape is also the basis for the PIET HEIN chair, designed by Piet Hein for the table of the same name, but which was never previously put into production. Sibast Furniture is now remedying this. In close collaboration with Piet Hein’s family, this Danish furniture maker is presenting the superelliptical chair for the very first time.

Multi-talented artist Piet Hein is one of Denmark’s greatest natural treasures: a creative genius familiar to most, either by virtue of his ingenious ‘grook’ verse or from having dined while seated around one of his superellipse™ tables. The unique superellipse™ shape is also the basis for the PIET HEIN chair, designed by Piet Hein for the table of the same name, but which was never previously put into production. Sibast Furniture is now remedying this. In close collaboration with Piet Hein’s family, this Danish furniture maker is presenting the superelliptical chair for the very first time.