Kendall White Counter Height Stool with Black Legs

To maintain the crisp look of the white upholstered seat, we recommend regular light vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to prevent dust from settling into the fabric. For spills, our general care guidelines suggest immediate blotting with a clean, dry, white cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners; instead, use a mild, water-based cleaning solution if necessary, always testing it on a small, hidden area first.

With a width of 18.75 inches, this stool features a relatively slim profile. For a comfortable seating arrangement, we recommend allowing 24 to 30 inches of counter space per person. For example, a standard 6-foot (72-inch) kitchen island can comfortably accommodate three of these stools while leaving enough "elbow room" for each guest.

This is a counter-height stool with a seat height of 24 inches. It is designed to be paired with surfaces that sit approximately 36 inches high, such as a standard kitchen island or a counter-height dining table. This pairing provides a 12-inch clearance from the seat to the underside of the counter, which is the ergonomic standard for comfortable legroom and posture.

Unlike backless designs, this stool features a full-height upholstered back (41.5 inches total height) and vertical channeling details. This construction provides structured lumbar support, making it suitable for extended use, such as morning coffee, homework sessions, or casual dinners. The upholstered seat adds an extra layer of comfort compared to solid wood or metal alternatives.

Yes, this stool is an excellent option for urban apartment living or smaller floor plans. The 18-inch depth and tapered wood legs provide a streamlined, contemporary look that minimizes visual clutter. Furthermore, because it arrives fully assembled, it is a convenient choice for residents in buildings where managing large deliveries or assembly can be a challenge.

This stool is built with solid wood legs in a black finish. While the legs are designed to be stable and durable, we always recommend adding adhesive felt pads or floor glides to the bottom of the feet if you have hardwood, tile, or laminate floors. This simple addition prevents potential scuffs and allows the stool to slide quietly when being moved.