Rosalie Gray Upholstered Counter Height Stool

This stool has a width of 19 inches. To ensure your guests have enough space to move and socialize comfortably, we recommend leaving 6 to 10 inches of space between each stool. For example, a 6-foot kitchen island can typically accommodate three of these stools while maintaining an open, uncluttered look.

Absolutely. The contemporary, streamlined silhouette of this stool is specifically designed to maximize functionality without overwhelming a space. Its 19-inch width is efficient for smaller urban layouts, while the oak veneers and nickel accents provide a high-end, artistic look that elevates the aesthetic of an open-concept living and dining area.

To keep the contemporary gray fabric looking its best, we recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and debris. For spills, our professional care guides suggest blotting the area immediately with a soft cloth and a solution of mild soap and warm water. It is important to avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the integrity of the fabric and the rich espresso finish on the oak veneers.

Yes, this counter height stool features a 25.75-inch seat height, making it the ideal choice for standard kitchen counters and islands that typically stand 36 inches high. For the most comfortable experience, our experts recommend maintaining a 10-to-12-inch gap between the top of the seat and the underside of the counter to allow for ample legroom.

A solid back design provides significantly more lumbar support, making this stool a better choice for extended periods of sitting, such as during meals or while working from home. The upholstered square seat and integrated footrest—enhanced with durable nickel foot caps—further increase overall comfort and ergonomic stability compared to minimalist backless models.

The nickel foot caps are primarily a design detail that adds a contemporary edge and prevents the wood from splintering. While they provide a sturdy base, we recommend applying felt pads to the bottom of the caps if you have high-end flooring like hardwood or laminate to prevent potential scuffs or scratches when the stool is moved.