
Product details
Contemporary seating for elevated counters starts with clean lines and durable materials that hold up to daily use. This matte black contemporary bar stool set, featuring vertical-stitched faux leather upholstery on slim tapered metal legs, is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. Standing 40.9 inches tall, these upholstered stools deliver low-rise back support and high-density foam cushioning for kitchen islands and home bars where function meets modern style.
Matte Black Contemporary Bar Stool Features:
- Overall Dimensions (each stool): 17.7 in. W x 20 in. D x 40.9 in. H
- Material: Metal legs, polyurethane faux leather, high-density foam
- Color/Finish: Matte Black
- Upholstery: Faux leather with vertical line stitching
- Weight (each stool): 13.9 lb
- Set Configuration: Sold as a pair (2 stools)
- Assembly: Some assembly required
Why Choose Bar-Height Seating from Sideboards and Things?
The 40.9-inch height suits bar-height counters and islands where standard 30-inch counter stools sit too low, while the integrated footrest and high-density foam cushioning offer comfortable support for longer meals and conversations. Pair this set with pieces from our bar height tables collection to build out a dedicated dining zone, or coordinate with additional seating from our bar stools collection for larger islands. The matte black finish complements stainless appliances, dark cabinetry, and mixed-metal hardware common in contemporary kitchens, and the vertical-stitched faux leather resists spills while maintaining a sleek profile that works equally well in formal dining areas and casual home bar setups.Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the standard bar stool height?
- Bar-height stools typically stand 40 to 42 inches tall for counters and bars measuring 42 to 46 inches, while counter-height stools at 28 to 30 inches suit standard 36-inch counters; this stool at 40.9 inches is designed for bar-height surfaces.
- What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool?
- Bar stools are taller (40-42 inches) for elevated bar-height surfaces, while counter stools are shorter (28-30 inches) for standard kitchen counters, and choosing the correct height ensures proper leg clearance and comfortable seating.
- Do bar stools need a back?
- Bar stools do not require a back, but low-rise or full backs provide lumbar support for extended seating, while backless designs offer a minimalist look and easier storage under counters.
- How much space should I leave between bar stools?
- Allow 6 to 10 inches between stools for comfortable elbow room and easy entry, with 26 to 30 inches of counter width per stool as a general guideline.
- Does this bar stool set arrive assembled?
- Some assembly is required; free curbside delivery is included, and white-glove in-room placement or full assembly are available upon request for an additional fee.
- How do I clean faux leather upholstery?
- Wipe faux leather with a soft damp cloth and mild soap to remove spills and stains, then dry immediately with a clean towel to maintain the matte finish.
Questions about sizing or finish? Call 833-299-3993 or email customerservice@sideboardsandthings.com.