Transform your home bar or kitchen island into a stylish haven with this enchanting set of two vintage barstools in a warm, rich brown hue. These barstools are a masterful blend of style and functionality, offering a seamless combination of comfort and grace. Standing at a 29 - inch bar height, they provide a snug and relaxed seating position, while the robust steel legs offer a rock - solid foundation. They add a touch of sophistication to your space, making them perfect for both casual family meals and entertaining guests. Key features include:
- A set of two vintage barstools that are ideal for creating a trendy breakfast bar area
- A 360 - degree swiveling seat that allows for effortless movement and social interaction
- A padded seat upholstered in a leather - like microfiber fabric, ensuring comfort and easy upkeep
- Sturdy powder - coated steel legs with a footrest for extra support and relaxation
- Dimensions: 18.50 x 18.50 x 28.75 inches; Weight Capacity: 275 lbs; Assembly required
These stylish barstools enhance your dining experience by merging practicality with a dash of retro allure. Whether you're having a laid - back breakfast, chatting with friends over drinks, or just chilling at your counter, they'll elevate your space and provide a comfortable seating solution. Upgrade your home decor with this delightful set and create a cozy, inviting atmosphere for family and friends.
Using these barstools is easy. First, you'll need to assemble them as per the included instructions. Once assembled, place them at your home bar or kitchen island. You can rotate the 360 - degree swivel seat to turn towards whoever you're talking to or to reach for something. When sitting, rest your feet on the footrest for added comfort. As for maintenance, the microfiber cloth is easy to clean. Just use a mild detergent and a soft cloth to wipe away any spills or dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the fabric. Also, make sure not to exceed the weight capacity of 275 lbs to keep the barstools in good condition.
