Samford Brown Counter Height Stool

The silver nailhead trim is a hallmark of traditional and transitional decor. It adds a refined, high-end detail that elevates the stool's overall aesthetic. When paired with the rich brown finish and straight legs, these accents allow the stool to move seamlessly from a casual kitchen setting to a more formal home bar environment.

A backless stool is a strategic design choice for smaller living spaces. With a depth of just 13.75 inches, this stool can be tucked completely under the counter when not in use. This clears up valuable floor space in high-traffic walkways and reduces visual clutter, helping a compact kitchen or urban apartment feel more open and organized.

This stool features a seat height of 26 inches, which is the standard for counter-height seating. For the most comfortable experience, industry experts recommend leaving a 10-12 inch gap between the seat and the underside of your counter. This stool is specifically designed for surfaces that stand 34 to 36 inches high, such as a standard kitchen island or a dedicated breakfast nook.

Unlike a traditional flat seat, the saddle seat is ergonomically contoured to follow the natural curves of the body. This shape provides better weight distribution and support, making the stool more comfortable for extended periods of sitting, whether you're enjoying a full meal or using the counter as a temporary workspace.

Faux leather is an exceptional choice for active households. It provides the sophisticated look of traditional leather while offering superior resistance to spills and stains. Because this material is non-porous, pet hair doesn't get trapped in the weave, and most household messes can be wiped away quickly. Our care guidelines recommend using a soft cloth with mild soap and water for routine maintenance to keep the upholstery looking new for years.

This stool is built with sturdy straight legs that provide excellent stability. To protect delicate flooring such as hardwood, laminate, or tile, we recommend applying felt pads to the bottom of the legs. This is a simple but effective proactive measure to prevent scuffs or scratches when the stool is pulled out or moved around the kitchen.