Sideboard from Sibast Furniture

Sibast No.11 Sideboard

TheNo.11 Sideboard, designed by Arne Vodder, from Sibast Furniture is a true gem in any interior. The furniture has a simple construction with sliding doors and authentic 60's inspired handles, creating a luxurious and discreet storage solution. Sibast Furniture's love of craftsmanship is evident in the No.11 sideboard, where oak and walnut are treated and refined to achieve the best quality. Combined with doors in timeless laminate colors, the furniture is a beautiful contrast with a colorful twist.

Sibast No.11 Sideboard is the ideal piece of furniture for storing everything from plates and glasses to cutlery and napkins. The functional design is also pleasing to the eye, and the sideboard will undoubtedly become an eye-catching element in any setting. But why only store plates in this beautiful sideboard? Use it as a handy bar for your drinks and extravagant glasses or use it as a TV stand with space for various electronics. With over 100 years of experience and dedication to furniture craftsmanship, there is no doubt that Sibast Furniture is a manufacturer that takes its work seriously.

In collaboration with one of the greatest Danish architects of the 1950s and 60s, Arne Vodder, they created Sibast No.11. The sideboard testifies to a designer who was a pioneer in the golden age of Danish design and a company with quality and craftsmanship at the forefront, to create the best possible furniture for the customer.

• Material: Made in oiled oak veneer or walnut veneer and doors with colored laminate. Legs are available in matching wood or metal.
• Specifications: Each door is reversible and has on variants with colored laminate, one side with matching wood veneer and another side with colored laminate.
• Care instructions: For daily cleaning of the furniture, use a slightly damp cloth without the use of detergents or chemicals. For thorough cleaning, a wood cleaner adapted to the finish of the furniture is recommended.
• Design: Original design by Arne Vodder, produced by Sibast Furniture (1957).