It’s a juicy bunch of grapes, Nick Mason’s drums from Pink Floyd, the constellation of Perseus…there are so many examples that could be used to describe the Tam Tam, designed by Fabien Dumas, a new perception in the world of lamps, which extols repetitiveness by focusing on the archetypal lampshade: a number of light sources pointed in different directions, geometrically arranged to invoke a feeling of organized chaos. The Tam Tam consists of a central in lacquered aluminum, to which are attached various satellite shades which can be rotated through 360º by means of a swivel mechanism. An opalescent, methacrylate diffuser over the open end softens the light.
Central shade in white or black lacquered aluminum, to which are attached three satellite shades that can be rotated through 360º and they can be combined in black, off-white, orange, brown, green or sand. An opalescent methacrylate diffuser over the open end softens the light. Black electrical cord.
Dimensions:
Central Shade: 13.5" Ø x 10.2"H
Outer Shades: 8.6" Ø x 4.9" H
Canopy: 4.3" D
Overall: 22.6" W x 25.9" D x 106.2" H Suspension
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