Champagne Bar Stools

To choose the right height champagne bar stool for your kitchen island or bar counter, first measure the height from the floor to the underside of your counter or bar. Ideally, you want a 25-30cm gap between the top of the bar stool seat and the underside of the counter. Our champagne bar stools generally have seat heights between 65-69cm, making them suitable for counters and bars around 90-99cm high. If your counter or bar is higher or lower than standard sizes, our height-adjustable gas lift bar stools are an excellent option. For standard kitchen counter heights (89-91cm), look for stools around 61-67cm high. For bar heights (101-106cm), choose stools around 71-76cm high. And for extra high bars (114-122cm), select a bar stool around 81-86cm high. Always check the product's page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ. For more information visit our blog post.

To keep your champagne-coloured bar stools looking their best, regular cleaning is key. For velvet bar stools, start by gently vacuuming them with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and crumbs. For spills or stains, blot the area immediately with a clean, damp cloth, avoiding rubbing which can damage the fabric. If necessary, use a mild detergent specifically designed for upholstery and follow the product instructions. For bar stools with metal or wood legs and bases, wipe them down regularly with a slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly to prevent watermarks or damage. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements.

Champagne bar stools offer a touch of elegance and can complement various dining room styles. Consider the existing colours in your dining room - if you have a neutral palette, the champagne will add a subtle warmth. If your dining room has bolder colours, the champagne can act as a sophisticated neutral element. Tie the bar stools into your existing furniture by coordinating the materials. If you have wooden furniture, choose bar stools with wooden legs or accents. If your dining chairs have velvet upholstery, champagne velvet bar stools would create a cohesive look. Conversely, a bar stool with a sleek metal frame would complement metal accents within your dining area. Finally, think about the overall style - if your dining room is modern, choose bar stools with clean lines; if your style is more traditional, consider bar stools with more decorative features, ensuring the legs or frame complement your existing furniture's finish. For more information visit our blog post.

Penny bar stools, referring to their circular flat base, offer several advantages. The wide base provides excellent stability, reducing wobble and the risk of tipping, especially important in busy areas. This design also distributes weight evenly, protecting your floor from scratches and dents. The flat base allows for easy tucking under a counter or bar, maximizing space, and the absence of protruding legs makes cleaning easier. Aesthetically, the penny base gives a sleek, modern look to your champagne bar area.