Wardria Natural Barstool

This stool features a seat height of 28 inches and an overall height of 29.5 inches, classifying it as a professional "bar height" stool. For maximum comfort and legroom, we recommend pairing it with a bar or counter that stands between 40 and 42 inches high. This ensures the industry-standard 10-12 inches of clearance between the seat and the underside of your surface.

No, and that is a hallmark of its authentic quality. Because each stool is hand-made from solid suar wood, every piece features unique variations in grain pattern, texture, and finish color. These natural characteristics ensure that your seating is one-of-a-kind, showcasing the organic beauty of the wood.

This stool is hand-crafted from a solid plank of suar wood, a material specifically chosen for its exceptional strength and density. The hand-chamfered construction ensures a durable seat that can support up to 300 lbs. Because suar is a natural hardwood, it offers a high degree of resistance to daily wear, making it an excellent long-term investment for busy households.

While backless, this stool is engineered for comfort through thoughtful ergonomics. The seat is hand-chamfered to create a shapely, contoured surface rather than a flat board, which better supports the body. Additionally, the integrated footrest is built into the straight-leg frame, providing a stable place to rest your feet and reducing leg fatigue during extended use.

Absolutely. A backless design is a strategic choice for urban dwellers and compact living spaces. With a footprint of just 16 by 16 inches, these stools can be tucked completely underneath the bar or island when not in use. This keeps your walkways clear and maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic in smaller floor plans.

To preserve the natural beauty of the suar wood, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid the use of harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads which can strip the finish. For long-term maintenance of solid wood furniture, it is best to keep the stools in a climate-controlled environment to prevent the natural wood from reacting to extreme changes in humidity.