Leather Bar Stools

The ideal height for a leather bar stool depends on your bar or counter height. There should be 25-30cm between the seat of the stool and the underside of the bar. For a standard kitchen counter height of 89-91cm, choose a bar stool with a seat height of approximately 61-66cm. For bar heights of 101-107cm, a seat height of 71-76cm is recommended. If your bar is even higher, around 114-122cm, look for a bar stool with a seat height of 81-86cm. Our leather bar stools range in total height from 87-102cm, seat height 65-69cm, and total width 39-57cm. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ. For more information visit our blog post.

Maintaining the beauty of your leather bar stools is easy with regular care. Dust them weekly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent dirt build-up. For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth, avoiding rubbing which could damage the leather. Clean your leather bar stools regularly using a slightly damp cloth with a mild detergent solution, then dry with a separate clean cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners which can discolour or dry out the leather. Conditioning your leather bar stools occasionally will help keep them supple and prevent cracking. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements.

Leather bar stools can add a touch of sophistication to your dining area. To create a cohesive look with your dining chairs, consider coordinating colours and materials. If your dining chairs are also leather, or a similar colour, matching or complementary shades of leather will create a harmonious feel. If your dining chairs are a different material, such as fabric or velvet, choose leather bar stools in a colour that complements the chairs. For example, if your dining chairs are a light grey fabric, light grey or dark grey leather bar stools would work well. You can also tie the look together with other elements in the room, such as a rug or artwork, that incorporates both colours. Alternatively, contrasting colours can also create a stylish impact if done carefully. Consider the overall style of your dining area to determine whether a matching or contrasting look would be more suitable, and make sure that the bar stools have the same style of legs and bases. For example, brushed metal legs with wooden seats might not look coordinated next to black metal legs and leather seats. For more information visit our blog post.

Penny bases on bar stools offer several advantages, especially when paired with luxurious leather. The circular base provides excellent stability, reducing wobble and the risk of tipping, which is crucial for taller seating. Its compact design is ideal for smaller spaces, allowing for easy movement and tucking stools neatly under counters. The flat, circular footrest integrated into the penny base offers comfortable support and promotes good posture, enhancing the overall sitting experience. While some penny bases may swivel, offering added convenience, many are fixed for enhanced stability. This classic, minimalist design complements various interior styles and adds a touch of understated elegance, especially when combined with the rich texture and look of leather.