Why this high bar stool earns its place
This Hanoi bar chair takes the range's commercial-spec build and dresses it in a softer, more textured finish. The Shetland Smoke patterned upholstery in grey gives the seat visual depth that a plain fabric can't — the kind of detail that lifts a bar area from functional to designed — while the soft oak finish on the frame keeps the overall look warm rather than stark.
Underneath the pattern, it's a rubber wood chair through and through: frame, structure and product material are all rubber wood, chosen precisely because it holds up to the knocks, scrapes and constant use of a commercial floor better than softer timbers. It's a chair built to be sat in, pushed back, and sat in again, shift after shift, without the frame loosening or the finish wearing through.
It arrives fully assembled, which matters more than it sounds on delivery day — no unpacking a box of fittings and an instruction sheet before a chair earns its place at the bar. At 1175mm high, 410mm wide and 440mm deep, and weighing 10kg, it's sized and weighted for standard bar-height counters, with enough heft to feel settled rather than skittish.
