Beige Bar Stools

Lovers of leather. The Modloft Sanctuary Barstool is a piece of oasis specifically built for you. Covered top to bottom in smooth grain reclaimed leather this barstool has a sleek and sophisticated look. Adding to its look is hand-stitched detailing and a footrest constructed out of stainless steel. Place Sanctuary at your kitchen island, counter, or bar for a distinct modern appeal.

Stark elegance combined with convenient functionality. The Calligaris Even Plus Adjustable Barstool has a minimalist form starting with a square steel base, transitioning into a square tubular steel stem and footrest, and working its way up to a crisply upholstered--yet very soft--genuine leather-upholstered seat. The stool both swivels and is height adjustable.

The Calligaris Jam Adjustable Barstool makes a sweet addition to the modern kitchen or dining room. The front of the seat is a glossy opaque white, while the back comes in one of a range of transparent colors (which you can still see from the front along the seat's edges and through the oval holes). The seat swivels and its height is adjustable via a hydraulic lift mechanism.

The Sandur Bar Stool by Oasiq is an excellent addition to any patio, backyard or garden settings. Designed by Mark Gabbertas, the bar stool is constructed from powder coated stainless steel and supported by a handwoven rope. It has a tall frame for added support and a weatherproof cushion for comfort.

Standing tall, the Natun Bar Chair by Mamagreen is a bold and vibrant choice for any outdoor bar or elevated dining table. Its corset inspired design features an eye-catching back that is covered with a state-of-the-art quick drying Batyline sling that is tear proof, UV resistant, and mold resistant. This breathable material is 100% recyclable via the Texyloop process, upholding Mamagreens ode to “Doing the right thing”. This piece’s modern look is completed with a 100% recyclable, corrosion resistant stainless steel frame.Design by Vincent Cantaert & Barbara Widiningtias.

The Brno chair dates from 1930, the year it was designed for the Tugendhat house in Czechoslovakia by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. In that original home, its minimalistic design reflected the simple sophistication surrounding it. And it's that same minimalism that makes the chair endlessly versatile to this day. This edition sporting a flat bar frame is available with or without arm pads for a personalized fit into your décor story.