Winslow White Upholstered Counter Height Stool

This stool features a seat height of 25 inches, which is specifically designed for standard counter-height surfaces (typically 36 inches high). To ensure maximum comfort and adequate legroom, we recommend maintaining a 10-to-12-inch gap between the top of the stool’s seat and the underside of your counter.

Yes. The contemporary ladder-back design—featuring a sophisticated grid pattern—provides structured support for the spine. This is paired with an upholstered seat featuring high-quality beige fabric, providing a cushioned layer of comfort that makes it suitable for lingering over meals or working from a kitchen island.

To preserve the beauty of the cherry veneers and white finish, we recommend dusting the frame regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For the upholstered seat, our material care experts suggest promptly blotting spills with a clean rag and a solution of mild soap and warm water. Avoiding harsh chemicals is essential to maintaining the integrity of the finish over time.

With a width of 17.75 inches, these stools are expertly scaled for both functionality and space-saving. For a comfortable dining experience, our spacing guidelines suggest leaving at least 6 to 10 inches between each stool. This allows for ample elbow room and ensures guests can easily get in and out of their seats.

This stool is designed with sturdy straight legs that provide excellent stability. To further protect high-end flooring like hardwood or laminate from potential scuffs, we recommend applying felt pads or glides to the bottom of the legs. This proactive step helps ensure your floors remain pristine even with frequent daily use.

While the white finish and beige upholstery offer a chic, contemporary look, they are best suited for households that prioritize regular maintenance. The cherry veneers provide the structural durability needed for a family environment, while the upholstered seat provides a soft, safe surface for children. For pet owners, we recommend regular vacuuming of the fabric to prevent hair from weaving into the fibers.