Armchairs attributed to Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler, Denmark, 1960s, Set of 4

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Set of 4 Arne Vodder Armchairs for Sibast Møbler, 1960s, Denmark This elegant set of four armchairs was designed by … Read more Set of 4 Arne Vodder Armchairs for Sibast Møbler, 1960s, Denmark This elegant set of four armchairs was designed by renowned Danish architect and designer Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler in the 1960s. A fine example of mid-century Danish design, these chairs embody the craftsmanship, simplicity, and functional beauty that defined the era. The frames are constructed from solid hardwood, showcasing clean lines and subtle curves that lend an understated sophistication to their form. The design is both practical and refined, with gently sloped armrests and finely tapered legs offering a harmonious balance of structure and comfort. Each chair features a comfortably angled backrest and a wide seat, making them as inviting as they are aesthetically pleasing. The original leather upholstery is rendered in a deep, rich oxblood tone, perfectly complementing the warmth of the wood. The button-tufted cushions reflect the traditional attention to detail found in Danish furniture of the period. Over time, the leather has developed a beautifully aged patina, adding to the chairs’ character and charm. Dimensions for each chair are 73 cm wide, 68 cm deep, and 84 cm high, with a seat height of 45 cm. The generous proportions and ergonomic design ensure lasting comfort for lounging or extended use. This set is in excellent vintage condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age, preserving its authenticity while remaining fully functional. These armchairs are a timeless representation of Arne Vodder’s work and the golden age of Danish modernism. Whether placed in a stylish living room, a curated office, or a collector’s interior, they offer an iconic blend of comfort, quality, and enduring design. A rare opportunity to own a complete and matching set from one of Denmark’s most respected mid-century designers. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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