Melliville Black Counter Height Stool

This stool is architected for ergonomic comfort, featuring a handcrafted solid frame that supports a cantilevered seat and a smoothly curved back. The curved silhouette provides natural support for the spine, while the built-in footrest offers an additional point of stability. This makes it a great option for multi-purpose use, whether you are enjoying a long meal or using your kitchen island as a temporary workspace.

Faux leather is an excellent material for high-traffic areas because it offers the sophisticated look of leather with enhanced durability. It is naturally resistant to spills and stains, making it easy to maintain. Based on our material expertise, we recommend regularly wiping the upholstery with a soft cloth and mild soap to keep it looking new, which is ideal for families who need a kid-friendly or pet-friendly seating solution.

This is a counter height stool with a seat height of 26.5 inches. To ensure a comfortable fit, you should aim for a 10-to-12-inch gap between the top of the seat and the underside of your counter. This specific height is engineered to pair perfectly with standard kitchen islands and counters that measure between 35 and 37 inches tall.

The Danish modern influence and clean, mitered angles of this stool make it an ideal choice for small-space living. Its depth of 20.5 inches allows it to provide the comfort of a full-sized chair without a bulky footprint. The minimalist design helps maintain an open feel in your home, preventing the kitchen or dining area from looking cluttered while still offering high-end style.

With a width of 20 inches, these stools are designed to provide a substantial seating surface while maintaining a streamlined profile. For optimal comfort and elbow room, we recommend leaving at least 6 to 10 inches of space between each stool. For example, a standard 8-foot island can typically accommodate three to four of these stools without feeling overcrowded.

This stool features a handcrafted solid frame with mitered angles, a construction method known for creating strong, durable joints. Unlike mass-produced frames, this solid construction provides long-term stability and resistance to wobbling. The straight leg style further anchors the stool, ensuring it remains a sturdy and reliable piece of furniture for daily use.