Sika-Design

Sika-Design is a Danish family brand of wicker furniture. The story starts in 1942, when Ankjær Andreasen begins making small woven goods from straw and reeds under the name Jysk Siv og Halmkunst.

In 1951 the company moves to the island of Funen and takes the name Sika, made from Siv (reed), Kurve (baskets) and Andreasen. The oldest design still in the range is the Renoir hanging chair from 1956.

Work with the Japanese designer Yamakawa leads to the Rossini chair. Today it is the brand's most popular chair. In 2003 the brand introduces ArtFibre, a weather-resistant fibre for outdoor furniture. The name Sika-Design dates from 2009.

The range spans the Originals series of its own designs, ICONS with furniture by famous designers such as Arne Jacobsen and Nanna Ditzel, the romantic Georgia Garden and the bistro series Affäire. In 2008 the company was among the first in the furniture industry to gain ISO 14001 and SA8000 certification.

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