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Sibast No 7 Lounge Chair
This unique No 7 lounge chair takes its inspiration from the ageless No 7 dining chair designed in 1953. Continuing the high-quality craftsmanship and design heritage from his grandfather, Ditlev Sibast designed the lounge chair as a respectful transformation of the original chair and together with his wife, Anna, and in cooperation with New York-based designer Marcus Hannibal. The kinship with the dining chair is emphasised by the large moulded backrest and the gently tapered back legs. Other key qualities of the design include the laid-back comfort and simple expression. The lounge chair descends from the timeless beauty of the Danish Modern movement and is a bold and extraordinary design made with the fundamental attention to detail that runs in the Sibast family.
This unique No 7 lounge chair takes its inspiration from the ageless No 7 dining chair designed in 1953. Continuing the high-quality craftsmanship and design heritage from his grandfather, Ditlev Sibast designed the lounge chair as a respectful transformation of the original chair and together with his wife, Anna, and in cooperation with New York-based designer Marcus Hannibal. The kinship with the dining chair is emphasised by the large moulded backrest and the gently tapered back legs. Other key qualities of the design include the laid-back comfort and simple expression. The lounge chair descends from the timeless beauty of the Danish Modern movement and is a bold and extraordinary design made with the fundamental attention to detail that runs in the Sibast family.
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$610.85Description
This unique No 7 lounge chair takes its inspiration from the ageless No 7 dining chair designed in 1953. Continuing the high-quality craftsmanship and design heritage from his grandfather, Ditlev Sibast designed the lounge chair as a respectful transformation of the original chair and together with his wife, Anna, and in cooperation with New York-based designer Marcus Hannibal. The kinship with the dining chair is emphasised by the large moulded backrest and the gently tapered back legs. Other key qualities of the design include the laid-back comfort and simple expression. The lounge chair descends from the timeless beauty of the Danish Modern movement and is a bold and extraordinary design made with the fundamental attention to detail that runs in the Sibast family.
