Why this footstool earns its place
The Cylinder is a compact, round pull-up stool rather than a full bar-height perch — at 430mm tall it sits low, the kind of seat that tucks in as extra covers around a low table or slots in as an occasional stool where a full chair would crowd the space. The frame is rubber wood, finished in a warm ash-brown tone, with a faux leather seat pad on top that gives it a softer landing than a bare wood top.
At 470 × 350mm in footprint, it's genuinely compact — easy to pull out for an extra guest and just as easy to tuck away again once they've gone. Sold as a pair, the Cylinder is built for how venues actually use stools like this: two at a time, flanking a low table or standing in reserve for whenever a room fills up beyond its usual cover count.
Faux leather on a wood frame is a practical combination for a seat that's going to be handled constantly — dragged out, sat on, pushed back — rather than left in place. It wipes clean easily and holds its shape better under repeated use than a plain fabric pad would, while the rubber wood frame underneath carries the weight without flexing.
