We have many modern bar stools available in trendy green, so here we’ve highlighted some of the best designs….

The Green Louina Bar Stool

Louina Bar Stool £139.00

The modern Louina bar stool has all the comfort and support of a chair, but it’s perched up high, making it ideal for sitting at a breakfast bar or a high cafe table.  It’s an incredibly stylish bar chair, with a seat choice of white, green, red, orange or black. The frame is available in chrome or powder coated to match the seat.
The Italian designer style really shines through and the curved seat and well-positioned foot-rest mean that this is a very comfortable, as well as cool, bar stool!

Volare Bar Stools

Volare Bar Stool £269.00

Volare bar stools, available with funky loop legs or a height-adjustable swivelling pedestal, combine aesthetic simplicity and refined functionality to offer up a snug and slick platform for one’s derrière.
The pedestal model has a colour-tinted ABS plastic seat which is ergonomically moulded for maximum comfort, which is available in fresh transparent green, clear transparent, transparent and solid red, transparent smoke grey, solid white or black.

The Green Coco A Frame Bar Stool

Coco A Frame Bar Stool £109.00

Brighten up your home with the funky transparent green Coco A Frame Bar Stool.  The Coco sports a generous shell seat which is available in a broad range of solid and transparent colours. The solid colours include white, red and black and the transparent versions available are clear, orange and green.
The contemporary Coco range also consists of pedestal gas lift bar stools and dining chairs.

Click through to see other green bar stools in our range.

To be able to make an informed decision about the right colours to put together you need to have a basic understanding of colour principle. A good place to start is the colour wheel.

The most basic colour wheel contains three segments, each containing one Primary colour; red, blue or yellow.

Primary Colour Wheel

Divide the wheel down to six segments. The three Primary colours are positioned an equal distance apart and in the segments in-between a colour is made from both the combination of both surrounding colours. These are the Secondary colours; purple, green and orange.

Secondary Colour Wheel

Divide the wheel down even further to 12 segments. As before all six colours (Primary and Secondary) are positioned equal distance apart, and in the segments between, a new set of colours are made from a combination of the two surrounding it. These are the Tertiary colours.

Tertiary Colour Wheel

Click Here to see some Unusual Colour Wheels in Life and Art

An understanding of colour is very important when it comes to anything creative, interior design is no exception. Understanding the theory behind which colours will work and which won’t, can often make or break a room. Colour should always be a thoughtful addition to any the room, because not only is it aesthetically pleasing but it is powerful enough to influence the emotions of those surrounded by it.
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