Sibast No 1 Side Table
...THE GIFT WE WANT TO SHARE...
Made as a gift to his wife, Helge Sibast designed the side table in the late 1950’s. The exact origin and design year is not certain since it was only produced to fit his home and never sold to the public. The side ta- ble were inherited by Helge’s daughter, and later passed on to her son Ditlev Sibast, who gave the table also as a gift to his wife, Anna. Now more than 60 years later, the table is set into production by Sibast Fur- niture with the purpose of sharing this warm gift and beautiful design.
“It is with great joy and gratitude to my husband’s grandfather that we today have the possibility to pass on this gift from our family design heritage. To share with others this gift we hope to bring as much joy to others as it has brought our family” says Anna Sibast.
The side tables are characterized by the different glass or marble plates in the center of the table top. Originally made with a black colored glass plate, but today available with either black glass plate or marble plate.
Being able to combine the sustainable design from the late 1950’ties with the contemporary trend of using marble and brass as a material makes a unique and beautiful coherence, and is in essence what the Danish Modern is about.
Made as a gift to his wife, Helge Sibast designed the side table in the late 1950’s. The exact origin and design year is not certain since it was only produced to fit his home and never sold to the public. The side ta- ble were inherited by Helge’s daughter, and later passed on to her son Ditlev Sibast, who gave the table also as a gift to his wife, Anna. Now more than 60 years later, the table is set into production by Sibast Fur- niture with the purpose of sharing this warm gift and beautiful design.
“It is with great joy and gratitude to my husband’s grandfather that we today have the possibility to pass on this gift from our family design heritage. To share with others this gift we hope to bring as much joy to others as it has brought our family” says Anna Sibast.
The side tables are characterized by the different glass or marble plates in the center of the table top. Originally made with a black colored glass plate, but today available with either black glass plate or marble plate.
Being able to combine the sustainable design from the late 1950’ties with the contemporary trend of using marble and brass as a material makes a unique and beautiful coherence, and is in essence what the Danish Modern is about.
