Sibast No 7 Counter Stool w/o Backrest
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.
Original: $1,312.00
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Sibast No 7 Counter Stool w/o Backrest
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.
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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.
