Sibast No 7 Lounge Coffee Table
The Sibast No 7 lounge table takes its inspiration from the unique curves of the backrest of the Sibast No 7 chair from 1953. The same form is used when molding the shapes of the tables foundation which is made of two shelves.
The two shelves made of oak veneer form together a stable and organic shaped base for the glass top to lay upon.
Making the table dynamic in its shape as the shelves can be placed towards each other in various ways. The bold expression of the table base together with the light and transparent glass top gives an elegant balance and emphasizes the kinship and idiom with the Sibast No 7 chair.
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Sibast No 7 Lounge Coffee Table
The Sibast No 7 lounge table takes its inspiration from the unique curves of the backrest of the Sibast No 7 chair from 1953. The same form is used when molding the shapes of the tables foundation which is made of two shelves.
The two shelves made of oak veneer form together a stable and organic shaped base for the glass top to lay upon.
Making the table dynamic in its shape as the shelves can be placed towards each other in various ways. The bold expression of the table base together with the light and transparent glass top gives an elegant balance and emphasizes the kinship and idiom with the Sibast No 7 chair.
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The Sibast No 7 lounge table takes its inspiration from the unique curves of the backrest of the Sibast No 7 chair from 1953. The same form is used when molding the shapes of the tables foundation which is made of two shelves.
The two shelves made of oak veneer form together a stable and organic shaped base for the glass top to lay upon.
Making the table dynamic in its shape as the shelves can be placed towards each other in various ways. The bold expression of the table base together with the light and transparent glass top gives an elegant balance and emphasizes the kinship and idiom with the Sibast No 7 chair.
