No 3 table, 120 cm, extendable, white oiled oak

The Sibast No 3 table was designed in 2018 for the Michelin Star restaurant Domestic, located in Aarhus, Denmark. Designers Anna and Ditlev Sibast drew inspiration for the table’s sleek look from the Sibast family design heritage and, particularly, the Sibast No 1 side table, designed by Ditlev’s grandfather Helge Sibast. Down to the last detail, the table is designed to provide diners with the most comfortable dining experience both at the restaurant as well as in private homes.

The Sibast No 3 table is a fine example of modern Danish craftsmanship, and it is part of the Sibast Furniture collection featuring Helge Sibast’s original works and new Danish design. The oak dining table is extendable; with one extension leaf, the length is 170 cm and with two leaves, the length is a whopping 220 cm.

Anna & Ditlev Sibast

Sibast Furniture has represented Danish design, craftsmanship, and family heritage since 1908. The story began when Peder Olsen Sibast opened a small carpentry workshop in the Danish countryside – the same year his son, Helge Sibast, was born. Raised among tools and timber, Helge would later carry the company forward, not only as a skilled cabinetmaker but also as a visionary designer.

In the 1950s, Helge Sibast created several pieces that would go on to define the brand’s identity, most notably the Sibast No 7 and No 8 chairs, both now considered icons of mid-century design. Sibast Furniture quickly gained international recognition for its refined craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic, with pieces finding their way into prestigious destinations such as the White House and the Vatican. The company also collaborated with notable Danish designer Arne Vodder during this golden era.

Although the company changed ownership in 1984, the design legacy of Helge Sibast lived on. In 2012, his grandson Ditlev Sibast and Ditlev’s wife Anna relaunched Sibast Furniture with a renewed passion for quality and timeless form. Today, the fourth-generation family business remains deeply rooted in its heritage while looking ahead. Alongside original Helge Sibast classics, the collection now includes new pieces developed in collaboration with contemporary designers—each staying true to the spirit of Danish modernism.