Kimron Gray Barstool

This stool features a 30-inch seat height, which is specifically designed for standard bar-height surfaces (typically 41 to 43 inches tall). For maximum comfort, our research suggests maintaining a 9- to 12-inch gap between the seat and the underside of your counter to ensure adequate legroom and proper posture while dining.

Leather is one of the most resilient materials for dining spaces, often outlasting fabric alternatives by years. With a typical lifespan of 10–15 years, the leather on this stool is naturally resistant to wear and tear. Based on our material care expertise, we recommend a simple routine of regular dusting and conditioning every 6–12 months to keep the surface supple and prevent cracking over time.

This stool is well-suited for modern urban living. While it features a full back for comfort, its 21-inch width and sleek, shimmery gold pedestal base provide a visually lightweight silhouette that prevents a small kitchen from feeling cramped. Because it is a stationary stool rather than a swivel model, it also maintains a consistent, tidy "footprint" that won't accidentally knock into nearby walls or cabinetry.

For those who use their bar or kitchen island as a primary dining area, a stool with a full back is highly recommended. This model’s full-back design provides essential lumbar support for longer periods of sitting, while the integrated metal footrest offers an ergonomic place to rest your feet, reducing strain on the lower back compared to backless alternatives.

Yes, this stool is an excellent choice for families. Leather upholstery is prized for its "wipe-clean" nature; unlike fabric, it does not easily absorb spills or trap pet hair. Additionally, the sturdy metal pedestal base provides a lower center of gravity and more stability than many wooden 4-legged designs, making it less prone to tipping—a common safety concern in households with active children or large pets.

Our care guide recommends immediate action for spills: simply blot the area with a soft, clean cloth dampened with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can strip the finish of the leather and the gold coating on the metal frame. Regular maintenance ensures the neutral gray tone and metallic accents remain vibrant for years.

To protect your flooring from scratches, we recommend applying heavy-duty felt pads or a rubberized floor guard to the underside of the metal base. Since metal frames are exceptionally durable and rigid, these protective layers act as a buffer, ensuring the stool glides smoothly across your floor without causing surface damage.