This pair of vintage white lacquered wooden bar stools combines a contemporary look with Italian craftsmanship and a simple design. Their wide seat and height are naturally suited for a counter, while their overall height gives them a beautiful visual presence in the kitchen or around an island. The white lacquered wood provides a bright finish, easy to pair with metal stools, a mineral countertop, or a high table with a clean style. Place them near an island with two glasses and a serving tray to create a neat and elegant dining nook. Length: 425 cm Width: 425 cm Height: 104 cm Seat height: 75.5 cm Seat width: 42.5 cm Seat depth: 42.5 cm A brief history of the bar stool Directly derived from counters in the 1920s, the bar stool is the higher evolution of the classic stool, designed to allow sitting at standing height. It is characterized by a slender base and the essential presence of a footrest, a technical innovation aimed at relieving the legs. Long confined to bistros and cabarets, it has made its way into our homes with the rise of American kitchens, becoming the symbol of a relaxed and vertical conviviality.
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This pair of vintage white lacquered wooden bar stools combines a contemporary look with Italian craftsmanship and a simple design. Their wide seat and height are naturally suited for a counter, while their overall height gives them a beautiful visual presence in the kitchen or around an island. The white lacquered wood provides a bright finish, easy to pair with metal stools, a mineral countertop, or a high table with a clean style. Place them near an island with two glasses and a serving tray to create a neat and elegant dining nook. Length: 425 cm Width: 425 cm Height: 104 cm Seat height: 75.5 cm Seat width: 42.5 cm Seat depth: 42.5 cm A brief history of the bar stool Directly derived from counters in the 1920s, the bar stool is the higher evolution of the classic stool, designed to allow sitting at standing height. It is characterized by a slender base and the essential presence of a footrest, a technical innovation aimed at relieving the legs. Long confined to bistros and cabarets, it has made its way into our homes with the rise of American kitchens, becoming the symbol of a relaxed and vertical conviviality.