Kendall Gray Counter Height Stool with Black Legs

This stool features a 24-inch seat height, specifically engineered for "counter height" surfaces. For optimal comfort, professional design standards recommend a 10 to 12-inch clearance between the stool seat and the underside of the counter. This makes the stool a perfect fit for standard kitchen islands and dining counters that typically stand between 34 and 36 inches high.

The legs are constructed from solid tapered wood, providing a dense and durable foundation that resists warping and ensures long-term stability. Wood legs are a preferred choice in high-traffic dining areas for their natural strength and ability to withstand the weight and movement of daily use while maintaining a sophisticated black finish.

Yes. With a slim 17.75-inch width and a sleek, armless profile, this stool is an excellent solution for urban apartments or homes where floor space is a premium. The tailored design allows you to tuck the stools neatly under the counter overhang when not in use, keeping your walkways clear and maintaining a minimalist, clutter-free look.

Unlike backless options, this stool features a 40-inch total height and a curved, fully upholstered backrest. This design is intended to provide ergonomic lumbar support, making it comfortable for more than just a quick snack. It is an ideal choice if you frequently use your kitchen island for full meals, socializing, or even as a home workspace.

To ensure your guests have plenty of elbow room, it is best to allow approximately 24 to 30 inches of space per person. Because this stool has a compact 17.75-inch width, you can comfortably fit three stools along a standard 6-foot (72-inch) island. This spacing provides a balance between maximizing seating and ensuring everyone has enough room to dine comfortably.

To safeguard your flooring, we recommend applying high-quality felt pads or nail-on glides to the bottom of the wood legs. While the legs are finished to a high standard, adding these protective barriers is a hallmark of good furniture maintenance, ensuring that the stool moves smoothly and quietly across delicate surfaces like hardwood or tile.