Why this high bar stool earns its place
Same Bristol shape as the rest of the range — Parisian, shabby-chic bones built around a metal cross-back that leans into the retro-industrial look — but here it's finished in dark walnut, a deeper, moodier take that suits venues going for a more traditional bar look rather than a bright bistro feel.
The frame is a rubberwood and wood build, standing 1180mm tall on a 440 x 440mm footprint and weighing 10kg — built for bar and poseur-height counters, planted enough to handle a full house without shifting about.
The seat pad is upholstered in shetland scarlett fabric, a warm accent against the dark walnut finish that lifts the whole chair and adds real comfort over what would otherwise be a fairly upright, traditional frame — guests get a proper cushioned perch rather than bare wood.
