Nario Charcoal Barstools (Set of 2)

While backless designs are often chosen for their aesthetic, these stools are handcrafted with specifically contoured curved seating. This ergonomic design, carved directly into the wood solids, provides more anatomical support and lasting comfort than a flat-seated stool, making them suitable for morning coffee or casual dining.

These stools are built from wood solids, a material choice favored for its structural integrity and resistance to the daily wear of a busy home. Being handcrafted from solid materials rather than engineered veneers ensures that the frame remains stable and robust over years of frequent use.

Because these stools feature a sturdy four-legged wood base, we recommend applying heavy-duty felt pads to the bottom of each leg. This simple addition prevents scratches on hardwood and reduces noise when the stools are moved. For those in high-moisture coastal areas, ensure the pads are checked periodically to prevent trapped grit from acting as an abrasive against your flooring.

This stool features a seat height of 28.75 inches, classifying it as a bar-height stool. For optimal comfort, bar stools should be paired with surfaces measuring 40 to 42 inches high, such as a home bar or a high-top basement table. This ensures the industry-standard 9 to 12 inches of legroom between the seat and the underside of the counter.

This set is constructed from wood solids, which generally offer better stability in varying climates than composite materials. However, in very humid or coastal environments, wood can naturally expand and contract. To maintain the charcoal finish and the integrity of the handcrafted joints, we recommend keeping the furniture in a climate-controlled interior and wiping away any surface moisture promptly with a soft, dry cloth.

These stools are an exceptional solution for high-traffic, narrow spaces. With a depth of only 9.5 inches, they possess a much slimmer profile than traditional stools, allowing them to be tucked completely underneath a bar overhang when not in use. This maximizes floor space in compact city dwellings without sacrificing necessary seating.