Why this low bar stool earns its place
A "low" bar stool earns that name for a reason — it's pitched for counters and breakfast bars rather than a full-height bar, and the Classic is built specifically for that job. The frame is solid rubber wood, jointed together with mortice and tenon construction and glued and screwed at every join, which is the traditional way to build a stool that's going to take years of people sitting down hard, pulling it in and out, and leaning back on two legs when nobody's looking.
The seat is upholstered in a fabric cover with a blue diamond stitch pattern — a proper padded, tailored look rather than a flat cushion, and one that reads well against most bar and counter finishes. At 500mm tall and 345mm wide, with a gross weight of 6.21kg per stool, it's a genuinely low, stable seat rather than a stripped-down occasional chair.
Sold in a pack of two, it's an easy way to fit out a run of counter seating without buying single stools and hoping the colours match — both arrive in the same blue diamond fabric, ready to go straight in along a bar or breakfast counter.
