Kosciusko Natural Counter Height Stool

This is a counter-height stool with a seat height of 28 inches, designed specifically for surfaces that stand approximately 36 inches high. For optimal comfort and ergonomics, industry standards suggest maintaining a 10-to-12-inch gap between the stool seat and the underside of your counter to provide ample legroom for dining or working.

With a width of 18.5 inches, this stool features a sophisticated yet space-efficient design. To ensure comfortable seating without feeling crowded, we recommend allowing 24 to 30 inches of space per person. For a typical 6-foot (72-inch) island, three of these stools will fit perfectly while leaving enough room for guests to move their arms and get in and out of their seats easily.

For those who use their kitchen counter for extended periods, such as for morning coffee or as a remote workspace, a stool with a backrest offers significantly better support. This model features a woven rattan backrest that provides breathable lumbar support, making it much more comfortable for long-term sitting compared to a standard backless stool.

This stool is an excellent choice for active households. The seat is upholstered in a liquid-repellent tweed fabric designed to keep spills on the surface for easy cleanup rather than allowing them to soak into the fibers. This specialized treatment helps maintain the beige natural finish even in high-traffic kitchens where accidental messes are frequent.

This stool is constructed with a solid rubberwood frame, a durable hardwood known for its exceptional strength and resistance to warping. In the high-moisture and high-usage environment of a kitchen, solid rubberwood provides a more stable and long-lasting foundation than stools made with veneers or composite materials, ensuring the piece remains a staple in your home for years.

To ensure a stable and wobble-free experience, this stool features built-in adjustable feet tips. These allow you to fine-tune the balance of the chair on slightly uneven surfaces—a common issue in kitchens with tile grout lines or older flooring—while also providing a protective layer to help prevent scuffs and scratches on your floors.