Tam Tam Stool - Henry Massonnet for Stamp Edition

This iconic Tam Tam stool represents one of the most celebrated French design success stories of the 20th century. Originally designed in 1968 by Henry Massonnet for Stamp, this revolutionary piece transformed from a humble fisherman's stool into a global design phenomenon overnight when Brigitte Bardot was photographed sitting on an orange Tam Tam.


This modern reissue maintains absolute fidelity to Massonnet's original vision, manufactured in France using the exact same mould at the same factory that produced the originals. Crafted from durable polypropylene plastic in sleek black, this stool embodies the optimistic spirit of Space Age design while remaining utterly practical for contemporary living.


The Tam Tam has earned its place in the permanent collections of both MoMA in New York and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, recognized as an emblematic icon of 1970s pop design. This black version offers timeless versatility that works across any decorative scheme—use it as a side table, display piece, occasional seating, or simply as a bold sculptural statement. A piece of design history that proves great ideas never go out of style.