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MoMA Exclusive: A pop icon of French design, the Tam-Tam Stool was designed by Henry Masonnet in 1968 who was an amateur fisherman. He designed the hourglass-shaped, hollow stool for himself because its extremely lightweight design makes it easy to carry around. The stool's shape is inspired by a drum: in French tam-tam refers to a tambour africain, or tom-tom drum. The Tam-Tam Stool quickly became a best seller and 1960s icon after a photo of Brigitte Bardot sitting on it made the rounds.

Tam-Tam Stool - Red by Henry Massonnet | Red

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MoMA Exclusive: Cleverly designed for versatility, the Two-Way Side Table is a strikingly simple, shape-shifting piece. Crafted from planes of transparent acrylic, this small table playfully interacts with its surroundings, creating new colors and reflections specific to the space it lives in. The 16h x 18w x 10 design can be used horizontally as an eye-catching side table, or vertically as a stand that intersects a sofa to keep drinks and remotes handy.

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