We're big fans of the classic Tam Tam stool, which is a great example of practical and affordable 1960s design. But now it's got even more interesting with the Tam Tam Stool Super Heroes range.
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Lazy Bones Stool from SLIDE Designs
The Lazy Bones Stool has been designed by English architect Barnaby Gunning for SLIDE Designs.
It is made from polyethylene in a choice of colours, including retro favourites white and orange and can be used indoors or out. But that’s not all – it can also have a light added to it, so it can double as lamp.
Prices start at £280 for the basic stool option. Contact Kalusto Furniture about adding the light.
Cappellini & Walt Disney Ribbon Stool
The Ribbon Stool is one of Cappellini’s best-known products, but that doesn’t mean it is above being tampered with.
As part of the collaboration between Cappellini and the Walt Disney Company, the stool has been given a limited edition twist. It has been updated with the iconic Walt Disney Signature Mouse as a backrest. It is available in two sizes, a high stool in yellow (limited to 199 pieces) or a low version in red (an edition of 399).
The high stool costs £701 and the low stool £469 from Yoox.
Linea Charlie midcentury-style armchair and stool at House of Fraser
There really are some cracking midcentury-inspired designs on the high street right now, with this Linea Charlie armchair and stool at House of Fraser being up with the best of them.
It's a very stylish 1950s-inspired chair that's exclusive to the store, offering a high back design (with buttoned detail), angled contrast legs and curved arms. There's even a matching stool, for when you want to kick back.
Various colours available (although the green is the most stylish to these eyes), with the chair priced at £299 right now, the stool at £99.
Find out more at the House of Fraser website
Alvar Aalto 75th Anniversary Artek 60 Stools in Bauhaus colours
By Bauhaus, we mean the German design house, not the vintage goth band. Otherwise these Alvar Aalto 75th Anniversary Artek 60 Stools would all be black.
But no, they're in a red, yellow and blue lacquer to celebrate 75 years since Aalto created this modernist classic. Indeed, it's a design that's still popular and influential today and no doubt will be even more popular with a splash of bold colour.
As you would expect, the stools are still made of birch and are priced a little more than the plain version, £165 each.
Liberty print stools
This Liberty print stool is an interesting take on a classic design.
It’s got the shape of a classic early twentieth century stool, with wooden seat and metal legs. However, the primary attraction lies in the Liberty pattern which is printed onto the seat. There’s four designs to pick from all in a classic Liberty style. Pictured is the Caesar pattern, an idiosyncratic peacock feather pattern.
Each stool costs £80.
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