Why this high bar stool earns its place
If you're after a stool with genuine character, the Bristol delivers. Its design pulls from two traditions: the Parisian café aesthetic with a touch of shabby-chic warmth, and the stripped-back retro-industrial vibe that works in modern hospitality spaces. The metal cross-back frames the high seat perfectly, catching the eye without demanding attention, while the solid rubber wood frame keeps things grounded and traditional.
Weighing 10 kg and standing 1180 mm tall, it's proportioned for bar and poseur-height work. The rubber wood construction runs through the frame, and the padded fabric seat — in a soft grey — adds comfort for guests who linger. This is contract-grade furniture: built to absorb the knocks and reshuffling of a working venue.
At 440 mm wide and 440 mm deep, it fits neatly into compact bar layouts without dominating the space. The one-year warranty covers manufacturing faults, and because it's designed for commercial environments, the build quality handles the constant in-and-out of high-traffic services.
