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Bar stools are key elements for creating dynamic and functional areas in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars. Their vertical design optimizes space, offering practical seating solutions without visually cluttering the environment. Our collection ranges from minimalist metal models to wooden stools options that add warmth and solidity. Designed for everyday use, many of our designs are stackable or height-adjustable, adapting to different surfaces and users. Whether with a backrest for added comfort or without one to tuck them under the countertop, these stools perfectly complement our low stools range, ensuring aesthetic coherence throughout the home.
The integration of bars and raised surfaces into contemporary interior design has transformed the bar stool into an essential piece of furniture. Far from being merely an extra seat, these stools define interaction in the kitchen or dining room, fostering a more fluid and relaxed social atmosphere. Technically, a good bar stool must balance the stability of its base—often reinforced with perimeter footrests—with an ergonomic seat that allows for extended use. Our selection prioritizes highly wear-resistant materials, such as injected polypropylene, epoxy-coated steel, or treated hardwoods, ensuring durability even in high-traffic environments.
| Guy | Technical Specifications | Design/Use Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Solid Wood (Teak/Oak) | Stable and heavy structure, warm touch, natural aging and timeless aesthetics. | Open kitchens that seek to visually connect with the living room through organic materials. |
| Upholstery (Velvet/Fabric) | The seat is padded with high-density foam, providing acoustic comfort and visual texture. | Breakfast bars where daily meals are served and comfort is prioritized. |
| Metal Structure | Thin steel or iron profiles, high impact resistance, easy to clean. | High-traffic areas or urban aesthetics that require visually light furniture. |
| Adjustable and Rotatable | Gas piston mechanism for height adjustment, base with wide plate to prevent tipping. | Multipurpose areas where the height of the support surface can vary or for different users. |
The golden rule for choosing a bar stool is to calculate the distance between the seat and the bar surface. It's recommended to leave 25-30 cm of legroom. So, for a standard kitchen bar (90 cm), the seat should be about 60-65 cm from the floor. For taller bar counters (100-110 cm), opt for models with a seat height of 75-80 cm. If you're unsure or your bar is a non-standard height, adjustable models are the safest technical option.
Yes, provided the design is well balanced and the leg opening is sufficient to ensure lateral stability.
Most of our models include non-slip feet or integrated plastic protectors to prevent scratches on parquet or tiles.
Faux leather or fabrics with stain-resistant treatments are ideal, as they allow you to easily clean up food or drink splashes.
It depends on the use. For quick breakfasts it's not essential, but if it's going to be used for work or long dinners, the backrest provides necessary lumbar support.
We understand that the kitchen has evolved into the social hub of the home. That's why our stools are designed to facilitate this interaction, offering inviting seating. The combination of carefully considered ergonomics and refined aesthetics ensures that these pieces not only serve a purpose but also enhance the interior design of your home.
Discover our full range and find the solution that best suits your lifestyle and the needs of your space.
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