Description
This wooden bar stool brings a grounded, considered feel to a kitchen island or breakfast bar. Built from solid timber with a soft grey finish, the piece has a natural warmth that comes through in the grain, while the muted tone keeps it easy to place. The frame stands 104cm tall, giving the seat the height needed to sit comfortably at a raised counter or peninsula, and the footrest offers proper support through the day.
The form is clean and honest, with turned or tapered legs that read as understated rather than fussy. At 57cm wide and 58cm deep, there is enough room to sit properly without the stool crowding a run of units. It works well in pairs or threes along an island, and pairs happily with painted cabinetry, exposed brick or a plaster-toned wall. The grey sits comfortably alongside oak worktops, brass fittings or a slate splashback, so it settles into both country-style and more pared-back kitchens. Bar stools like these also suit a home bar, a utility corner or a high table in an open-plan space.
Wood is a practical choice for a seat that gets daily use, and the finish helps resist marks from everyday knocks. Wipe the surface with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth, avoiding harsh cleaners that can dull the grey tone. Check the joints and any fixings from time to time so the stool stays steady, and lift rather than drag it across hard floors to protect both the legs and your flooring.
Specification
| Type |
Bar Stools |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
104cm |
| Width |
57cm |
| Depth |
58cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this bar stool made from?
It is made from wood, finished in a soft grey tone that lets the natural grain show through while keeping the overall look calm and easy to match.
Will the height suit my kitchen island?
At 104cm tall overall, the seat sits at a standard bar height, which suits most kitchen islands and raised breakfast bars. We suggest measuring your counter before ordering.
How do I style bar stools like these?
Group two or three along an island for a considered look. The grey works with oak, painted units, brass or darker splashbacks, so it fits both rustic and simple modern kitchens.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners, which can dull the finish over time. Dry any spills promptly.
Does it need any maintenance?
Occasionally check the joints and fixings to keep the piece stable, and lift rather than drag it to protect the legs and your floor.