Description
Bring a timeless atmosphere to your kitchen or dining space with a set of barstools that bring together a love of different materials. From smooth fabric seating to an organic wood frame, Our barstools offer a gorgeous natural feel to your home while providing a stable structure. With streamlined tapered legs and deep A walnut color, These barstools are ideal for a mid-century modern set up. Seamless blending into your existing décor, This barstool set is a perfect addition to any home. leg material: rubber wood Color: beige leg finish: Walnut .
From the manufacturer
Counter punches
Looking to punch up your existing counter or bar and make it the place where everyone wants to gather? Look no further. The counter help has just arrived. Stylish. Comfortable. Functional. These stools look so good, people can’t resist pulling one up and joining the conversation. Dot your counter with several and see what unfolds.
- Sturdy construction for everyday use and enjoyment
- A host of styles available, from industrial to transitional to modern
- Affordably priced so you can maximize the seating – and your entertaining prowess
|
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|---|
A Knight’s taleHere’s the story of a furniture brand with an eye towards design and value. We think your home should look like a castle – without costing a king’s ransom to furnish. |
Style for daysFrom traditional to mod, and everything in between, we have the most popular styles that stand the test of time. |
Well made & well appointedWe pride ourselves on quality and craftsmanship. If our products don’t look good – or make you feel good – we’re not satisfied. |
An eye for detailsFrom fabrics to finishes and patterns to prints, we’re big on all the little things because we know they create a lot of wow. |
brendan m giblin –
ComfortableEasy to assemble.. color is just like in the picture description….
Lil Reshy –
Great stoolsChairs are super cute and sturdy. I like the color of fabric and wood. Great addition to my kitchen. Highly recommend. A little tricky putting together as you need to double check the wood cuts are going the right direction, but otherwise pretty straightforward.