Why this high bar stool earns its place
The Bistro range is Bolero's take on relaxed sophistication: a galvanised steel frame finished in black, paired with a wooden seat pad that softens the look and the sit. It's the kind of combination that works as well against exposed brick as it does next to a polished bar — practical steel doing the structural work, ash wood doing the comfort.
Unlike a backless stool, the Bistro adds a backrest, which matters the moment people are sitting for more than a quick coffee — at a high bar table through a full meal, or lined along a counter for a longer stretch of service. The wooden seat pad takes the edge off a bar-height perch, while the black steel frame carries the load and shrugs off the daily wear of a working bistro or bar.
Built for indoor use and supplied as self-assembly, the four stools in this pack go together with basic tools — no waiting on a fitter to get a whole table's worth of high seating into service. As a set of four, they arrive together with a combined gross weight of 6.3kg, kept light by that galvanised steel and ash wood build.
