Helge Sibast (1908–1985) was a masterful Danish cabinetmaker and designer whose work extended and enriched his father Peder Olsen Sibast’s craft. Known for his refined yet functional approach, Helge brought Danish design to new heights during the 1950s and 1960s, crafting pieces that found success far beyond Denmark—some even making their way into the White House. His most celebrated creations, the Sibast No. 7 and No. 8 chairs from 1953, embody the clean lines and durability that characterize Scandinavian design. In 2012, Sibast’s legacy saw a revival when his grandson and wife relaunched Sibast Furniture, ensuring that Helge’s vision and dedication to quality continue to inspire a new generation of design enthusiasts.