Melliville Brown Counter Height Stool

No, this stool is delivered fully assembled. This ensures that the handcrafted mitered joints and the cantilevered seat structure remain as precise and stable as intended by the manufacturer, saving you time and providing immediate use upon arrival.

Yes, this counter-height stool features a seat height of 26.50 inches, which is specifically designed for standard kitchen counters and islands that typically range from 35 to 37 inches high. For the most comfortable experience, we recommend leaving 10 to 12 inches of space between the stool seat and the underside of your counter to ensure ample legroom.

With a width of 20 inches, this stool has a sleek, Danish-modern-inspired profile. To maintain a spacious and comfortable layout, we suggest allowing 24 to 30 inches of space for each stool, measured from the center of one stool to the next. For a standard 6-foot island, you can comfortably accommodate two to three of these stools while leaving enough room for guests to get in and out easily.

This stool is built with a handcrafted solid frame, which offers significantly more durability and stability than frames made from composite materials. The construction utilizes mitered angles—a technique where two pieces of wood are joined at 45-degree angles—to create a seamless, high-strength bond that is a hallmark of quality furniture. This ensures the frame can withstand the rigors of high-traffic kitchen environments.

Absolutely. The silhouette is architected for comfort, featuring a curved back that provides ergonomic support for the spine. Additionally, the cantilevered seat design is paired with an upholstered cushion to reduce pressure points. This makes it an excellent choice for modern open-concept homes where the kitchen island often serves as a secondary workspace or a spot for extended conversation.

Our care recommendations suggest dusting the dark wood frame regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth to prevent buildup and preserve the finish. For the upholstered seat, we recommend blotting any spills immediately. Based on our general maintenance guides, a mixture of mild soap and warm water can be used for spot cleaning fabric, but always avoid harsh chemical cleaners that could damage the wood's protective topcoat.