With its orange faux leather seat and chrome metal finishes, this Italian high chair from Airnova adds a contemporary touch around a counter. The metal structure, highlighted by chrome bars, creates a graphic presence while the faux leather-covered legs enhance its neat appearance. As a second-hand item, it retains all the interest of a high seat designed to accompany an island, a bar, or an open kitchen. Its wide seat and seat height provide comfortable support for meals as well as for a prolonged coffee break. Placed in front of a worktop, it pairs well with a few stemmed glasses and a glass carafe to create an elegant tasting corner. Length: 40 cm Width: 47 cm Height: 96 cm Seat height: 66 cm Seat width: 40 cm Seat depth: 40 cm A little history of the bar stool Directly derived from counter furniture of the 1920s, the bar stool is the high evolution of the classic stool, designed to allow seating at standing height. It is distinguished by a slender base and the essential presence of a footrest, a technical innovation designed to relieve the legs. Long confined to bistros and cabarets, it has made its way into our homes with the advent of American kitchens, becoming a symbol of relaxed vertical conviviality.
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With its orange faux leather seat and chrome metal finishes, this Italian high chair from Airnova adds a contemporary touch around a counter. The metal structure, highlighted by chrome bars, creates a graphic presence while the faux leather-covered legs enhance its neat appearance. As a second-hand item, it retains all the interest of a high seat designed to accompany an island, a bar, or an open kitchen. Its wide seat and seat height provide comfortable support for meals as well as for a prolonged coffee break. Placed in front of a worktop, it pairs well with a few stemmed glasses and a glass carafe to create an elegant tasting corner. Length: 40 cm Width: 47 cm Height: 96 cm Seat height: 66 cm Seat width: 40 cm Seat depth: 40 cm A little history of the bar stool Directly derived from counter furniture of the 1920s, the bar stool is the high evolution of the classic stool, designed to allow seating at standing height. It is distinguished by a slender base and the essential presence of a footrest, a technical innovation designed to relieve the legs. Long confined to bistros and cabarets, it has made its way into our homes with the advent of American kitchens, becoming a symbol of relaxed vertical conviviality.