Cider Creek Vanilla Barstool

The frame is crafted with premium Birch and Cherry veneers finished in a rich chocolate tone. This construction method provides the sophisticated aesthetic and grain patterns of traditional hardwoods while offering enhanced structural stability. Because veneers are layered, they are notably resistant to the warping or cracking that can occur in solid wood due to seasonal changes in home humidity levels.

Yes, with a width of just 18 inches, this stool is an excellent choice for smaller apartments or narrower kitchen islands. Its transitional design and slim footprint allow you to maximize seating capacity without making the space feel cluttered. The 45-inch total height also provides a full backrest for comfort, ensuring that even in a compact space, you don’t have to sacrifice support for style.

This stool features a seat height of 31.5 inches, classifying it as a "Bar Height" stool designed specifically for 42-inch counters or high-top bar tables. For optimal comfort and legroom, we recommend a gap of 10 to 12 inches between the seat and the underside of your counter. If your counter is a standard kitchen height (typically 36 inches), a "Counter Height" stool with a seat height of 24 to 26 inches would be the more appropriate fit.

This stool is engineered for "stay-and-chat" comfort. Unlike backless models, this design features a tall, 45-inch backrest that provides essential lumbar support during meals. The cushioned vanilla seat offers a soft landing, while the integrated wooden footrest allows for a more natural sitting posture, reducing leg fatigue during extended conversations.

The vanilla seat is specifically designed to be soft and easy to clean, making it a practical choice for high-traffic dining areas. To maintain the light fabric, we recommend blotting spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth to prevent staining. For routine maintenance, a light vacuuming with an upholstery attachment will keep the fabric free of dust and debris. Based on standard care for these materials, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that could degrade the soft finish of the seat.

While the stool legs are built for stability, we recommend adding felt pads to the bottom of each leg. This is a best practice for furniture used in high-traffic areas like kitchens and bars, as it provides an extra layer of protection for hardwood, tile, or laminate flooring and ensures the stools glide smoothly and quietly.