Sika-Design is a Danish family company established in 1942. With a passion for rattan and great craftmanship, we manufacture timeless furniture in both our own designs, and in designs by some of the world’s greatest designers and architects. We are proud to call us the oldest manufacturer of rattan and wicker furniture in Scandinavia. Our history began with rattan but for almost 20 years we have also been manufacturing outdoor wicker furniture based on the same great craftmanship. Creating long lasting furniture With 3rd generation Louise Andreasen in charge, our mission is to make long lasting...

WITH A PASSION FOR RATTAN Sika-Design is a true family company with 3rd generation, Louise Andreasen, in charge. The story of Sika-Design began in 1942 when Ankjær Andreasen produced the first batch of smaller interior items made of rush and willow, and since then the family has continued his legacy. Knud Andreasen, Ankjær Andreasen’s son, took over the company in 1983, and Ankjær continued his daily inspections until his death in 1997. Since 1996 Louise and Knud have worked side by side bringing Sika-Design into the new century with great designs, while never letting go of our strong heritage...

5 Rossini Armchair & Lyon Café Table | Item no: SD-E107-NU & PVØ70B-BASE3

Charlottenborg 2-Seater, Chair & 3-Seater | Item no: AJ-E38-NU, AJ-E28-NU & AJ-E58-NU Julian Coffee Table | Item no: 9464U

Exterior ICONIC DESIGNS MADE FOR EXTERIOR USE In our Exterior collection you will find iconic designs from some of the world’s greatest designers and architects as well as our own original designs with some of them dating back to the 1950s. Many of the furniture in this collection was originally made in rattan but for our Exterior collection these are made in Aluminum and ArtFibre® making them resistant to all kinds of weather. Our Exterior furniture is based on the same great craftsmanship as our indoor collections. The aluminum frames are bend by hand, powder-coated and handwoven with our own...

8 Charlottenborg Coffee Table & Chair | Item no: AJ-E48-NU & AJ-E28-NU

Arne Jacobsen Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) was revered as one of the most visionary and progressive Danish architects of his time. Arne Jacobsen was admitted to the Architecture School at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts from 1924 to 1927. Still a student in 1925, he participated in the Paris Art Deco fair, Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, where he won a silver medal for his first furniture design. In 1929 Arne Jacobsen won a Danish Architect’s Association competition for designing the famous “House of the Future” where the Paris lounge chair was displayed...

10 Paris Chair | Item no: AJ-E33-NAT

Paris BY ARNE JACOBSEN The Paris chair was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1929 for a competition published by The Basket Makers Association. When he later the same year exhibited with the famous “The House of the Future”, the chair was displayed as a part of the interior design. Until World War II, the chair was produced by Robert W. and is known both as Fremtidens Stol (The Chair of the Future), Skovsneglen (The Forest Snail) and the Paris Chair.

St Catherine Bench | Item no: AJ-180U St Catherine BY ARNE JACOBSEN The St Catherine teak bench was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1935. The bench was part of his first major project abroad where he designed the St Catherine’s College Oxford and the college park. Arne Jacobsen had a great interest in landscape and nature, and often said “If I had a second life, I would be a gardener“.

Rita The Rita dining chair was designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1965. The playful and unconventional legs of the sculptural chair enable it to stand on all outdoor surfaces without the legs digging into the ground. 14 Rita Chair & Tobias Table | Item no: ND-E10-NU & AJ-205U

Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005) was an internationally recognized Danish designer. Together with her husband Jørgen Ditzel (1921-1961), their first furniture designs were exhibited while still students at the Arts and Crafts School in Copenhagen. They quickly established their own design studio and started to work with wicker in the renowned workshop founded by the famous wicker worker Robert W. in 1950. Ditzel’s experimental approach to materials resulted in multiple innovative furniture. Most known is their Hanging Egg chair that has enjoyed praise worldwide ever since the distinctive...

17 Hanging Egg Chair | Item no: ND-E85-NAT

Chill BY NANNA DITZEL The beautiful Chill lounge chair with complementary footstool was designed in the late summer of 1961. Chill is an almost sculptural installation that effortlessly integrates body and furniture. The chair along with the footstool tie an organic design language with minimalistic features and invite to pure relaxation. The original name of the chair was Kaminstolen (The Fireplace chair) and it was used in Nanna Ditzel’s private vacation home for more than 40 years. 18 Chill Chair | Item no: ND-E25-NAT

Madame Chair | Item no: ND-E44-NAT Madame BY NANNA & JØRGEN DITZEL In 1951 Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel designed the Madame chair. The couple were known for their experimental approach to materials which led to many groundbreaking designs and is this case an elegant chair with soft and feminine shapes - hence the name Madame. 19

Robert W. Robert W. (1825-1902) was known as the best wicker maker in Denmark and was appointed royal court purveyor. Many architects came to his workshop to get knowhow and understanding about weaving and wickerwork. Among those were Danish architects Arne Jacobsen, Viggo Boesen, Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel and Kay Bojesen. They all had prototypes made in Robert’s workshop in Copenhagen. Robert W. was a pioneer in rattan production. What he did to the craftsmanship and the way he challenged the material lays the groundwork for the way we know rattan furniture today.