Free Shipping over $250 |

100% Price Match |

Flexible Payment Options

Piet Hein Chair w/ Armrest - Fully Upholstered

Piet Hein for Sibast Furniture

Piet Hein Chair w/ Armrest - Fully Upholstered

$916.00

1 Select Legs

Black Steel

Chrome

2 Select Upholstery Group Please select a fabric.

*Digital swatches are not always color accurate. Please contact us for samples.

Kvadrat Remix 3

Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon

Designer: Giulio Ridolfo

0996
0113
0123
0126
0133
0136
0143
0152
0163
0173
0183
0196
0223
0233
0242
0252
0266
0276
0286
0296
0326
0346
0356
0362
0373
0383
0393
0406
0412
0422
0433
0443
0452
0516
0536
0543
0566
0606
0612
0632
0643
0653
0662
0672
0682
0686
0692
0716
0722
0733
0743
0753
0762
0773
0783
0796
0816
0823
0836
0842
0852
0866
0873
0906
0912
0923
0933
0942
0954
0962
0973
0982

Kvadrat Hallingdal 65

Composition: 70% New wool, 30% Viscose

Designer: Nanna Ditzel

Hallingdal 65 100
Hallingdal 65 103
Hallingdal 65 110
Hallingdal 65 113
Hallingdal 65 116
Hallingdal 65 123
Hallingdal 65 126
Hallingdal 65 130
Hallingdal 65 143
Hallingdal 65 153
Hallingdal 65 166
Hallingdal 65 173
Hallingdal 65 180
Hallingdal 65 190
Hallingdal 65 200
Hallingdal 65 220
Hallingdal 65 224
Hallingdal 65 227
Hallingdal 65 270
Hallingdal 65 350
Hallingdal 65 368
Hallingdal 65 370
Hallingdal 65 376
Hallingdal 65 390
Hallingdal 65 407
Hallingdal 65 420
Hallingdal 65 457
Hallingdal 65 526
Hallingdal 65 547
Hallingdal 65 563
Hallingdal 65 573
Hallingdal 65 590
Hallingdal 65 596
Hallingdal 65 600
Hallingdal 65 657
Hallingdal 65 660
Hallingdal 65 674
Hallingdal 65 680
Hallingdal 65 687
Hallingdal 65 694
Hallingdal 65 702
Hallingdal 65 723
Hallingdal 65 733
Hallingdal 65 750
Hallingdal 65 753
Hallingdal 65 754
Hallingdal 65 763
Hallingdal 65 764
Hallingdal 65 773
Hallingdal 65 810
Hallingdal 65 840
Hallingdal 65 850
Hallingdal 65 890
Hallingdal 65 907
Hallingdal 65 944
Hallingdal 65 960
Hallingdal 65 968
Hallingdal 65 980

Sørensen Solid Leather

Chrome tannage and water-based aniline dye.

Surface: Very strong and durable with a uniform surface grain.

Finish: Extremely strong surface protection.

Black 40564

Sørensen Dunes Leather

European rawhide, typically from Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Scandinavia that has an elegant matte surface with a velvety look and feel. It is finished with a special leather oil to enhance the body. A chrome-free tan and water-based aniline dye make give Dune a natural look that wears beautifully.

Dunes Anthrazit
Dunes Cognac

Ca-Mo Leather: Nevada

NEVADA is a full-grain, vacuum-tanned, smooth aniline leather. The hide is firm, but supple with an exceptional grain. The best choice when looking for Saddle-type leather. Visible insect bites, healed wounds and fat stripes contribute to the exclusive look. Cromfree tanned – made without the use of PCP and CFC, which are harmful to the enviroment. Grain leather from South German cattle hides.

0500 Black

Quantity

Add to Cart

Have questions? Contact Us

Product Information

Description
Reviews

Multi-talented artist Piet Hein is one of Denmark’s greatest natural treasures: a creative genius familiar to most, either by virtue of his ingenious ‘grook’ verse or from having dined while seated around one of his superellipse tables. The unique superellipse shape is also the basis for the PIET HEIN chair, designed by Piet Hein for the table of the same name, but which was never previously put into production. Sibast Furniture is now remedying this. In close collaboration with Piet Hein’s family, this Danish furniture maker is presenting the superelliptical chair for the very first time.

As was the case with the superellipse table, the PIET HEIN chair took almost a decade to develop, from the initial idea until the final piece of furniture was completed in 1968. Piet Hein, who was renowned for working on a wide variety of projects at the same time, developed the PIET HEIN chair on the basis of the superellipse, a shape that he originally developed for a combined city square and roundabout on Sergels Torg in Stockholm. Aided by mathematics, Piet Hein arrived at a harmonious geometric shape that he subsequently used in multiple contexts.