The Stam Stool is a natural evolution of the chair of the same name, faithfully preserving its formal and structural language while adapting it to slimmer, more elongated proportions. The frame is made entirely of tubular steel, available in a chrome or painted finish, and rests on a sled base with discreet rubber feet. The seat and backrest, crafted exclusively in leather, underscore the essential character of this timeless piece. The original design is by Mart Stam, a pioneer of Dutch modernism. In 1926, he conceived the first cantilever chair using simple metal tubes and "L"-shaped joints borrowed from the plumbing industry. .