Why this high bar stool earns its place
The Beaufort brings a contemporary twist to a classic high stool shape: a black powder-coated steel frame carrying a wooden seat and back finished in dark walnut. It's a combination that reads as considered rather than purely functional — the kind of stool that looks as good lining a chic café counter as it does nestled around a bustling bistro table.
The steel frame does the structural work — strong, stable, and finished to resist the daily knocks of a busy floor — while the wooden seat and back are stain resistant, so they hold their look through spills and constant use rather than marking up within weeks. Wiping them down after service is straightforward, which matters for a stool that's going to see high traffic day after day.
Underfoot, each stool comes with non-slip foot plugs, which do two jobs at once: they reduce the floor markings and scuffs that steel legs would otherwise leave behind, and they add stability so the stool doesn't shift or wobble mid-conversation. At 1145mm high by 610mm wide, and sold as a 2-pack at 8.2kg gross, they're built for indoor use — a counter or bistro height seat that's meant for guests to settle into and stay a while.
