Reder Light Brown Counter Stool

This stool is an excellent choice for urban apartment living. Its 21.5-inch footprint is compact yet comfortable, and the slim-profile metal legs create a "visual transparency" that helps a small room feel more open and less cluttered. Additionally, the modern, minimalist aesthetic allows it to blend seamlessly into open-concept living and dining areas without overwhelming the space.

A full-back stool provides significant lumbar support and a more secure seating experience than backless alternatives. While backless stools are excellent for saving space in very tight areas, a stool with a full back and integrated armrests is the superior choice for "lingering" activities, such as long family meals, working from home, or a child’s homework session at the kitchen island.

The frame is built from heavy-duty steel with a matte black powder-coated finish. Powder coating is a professional-grade finishing process that is far more resistant to chipping, scratching, and wear than traditional liquid paint. This robust 4-leg construction ensures long-term stability and structural integrity, even in the busiest areas of the home.

Yes, the seating surface is upholstered in a vintage distressed leatherette (faux leather), which provides a high-end look with practical durability. Based on our material expertise, faux leather is non-porous and naturally resists spills and stains better than most traditional fabrics. For households with children or pets, we recommend a simple routine of wiping the seat with a soft cloth and mild soap to maintain its appearance.

This is a "counter height" stool with a seat height of 25.75 inches. Counter stools are specifically designed to pair with standard 36-inch kitchen islands and counters, providing the ideal 9 to 12 inches of legroom for a comfortable experience. In contrast, bar stools are typically taller, with seat heights between 29 and 32 inches, intended for 42-inch bars or pub tables.

With a seat height of 25.75 inches and a total height of 36 inches, this stool is scaled to fit under the overhang of most standard counters. For the best layout, our spacing guide suggests leaving approximately 24 to 30 inches between the centers of each stool. This ensures that even with a full-back and armrest design, guests have enough elbow room and can move freely without feeling cramped.