If not usually you risk getting bar stools that are too high for your kitchen counter. For example although these classic Tolix stools complement this island really well they seem a bit too high for it. This means you’d be sacrificing comfort.
Similarly simple but with a different kind of charm is the Posa bar stool from Vincent Sheppard. It’s part of the Butterfly collection and has rattan upholstery which offers it a casual and comfortable look. It comes in 28 standard finishes but we prefer the black version. It just looks right this way.
The classical designs are often the best options when you’re trying to keep the décor simple and timeless. The Lapalma Miunn barstool fits really well in Scandinavian interiors. It features a gently curves wooden shell and its sleek and elegant design makes it very versatile.
Who doesn’t love the classic X-backed seats? Add a set of these metal versions to your bar table and every day will feel like you live in a French restaurant. Bonus points if you add the string lights.Available on BedbathandBeyond.
Versatility is the main characteristic of the Hay About A Stool. This piece of furniture is the result of the collaboration between Hee Welling and Hay. The stool is simple functional and able to adapt to just about any environment.
Bar stools are pretty controversial not exactly something you’d expect for something so common and widely used. They’ve become a must-have for a lot of modern and contemporary kitchens and then of course we have the bars and man caves that make the most of them. There’s a surprisingly big number of variations related to the design and structure of the bar stool. A common debate is the choice between backless bar stools and those with backrests. Each type has its own pros and cons.