Colorful Bar Stools With Backs

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By Bernetta Moreau. Bar Stools. Published at Tuesday, January 23rd, 2018 - 10:24:04 AM.

Barstools are perhaps the most versatile piece of home furniture a person could own. The same reason that barstools are so perfect as stools at the bar, they're perfect in your kitchen, den, living room, dining room, and basement recreation room. Lightweight, slim, comparably inexpensive... what more could you want from a chair that is comfortable and looks so good?
Matching your bar stools to your bar or finding counter stools doesn't have to be a long drawn out task. Have fun with it and do not be afraid to be creative. Give your home and your bar a little character with whatever bar stools suit you. It does not matter if they are swivel barstools, metal barstools, upholstered or wooden. The only thing that does matter is making sure the stool you chose is the right height. If you have an extra high bar, you'll need an extra tall stool. Barstool products are also a fun way to dress up your stool and your bar. The sky is the limit and only your internal interior designer can unleash the glory that will be your new personal pub.
Materials Some of the most common materials for swivel barstools are wood and metal. Oak and cherry are among the top purchased woods since they can easily suit any style from traditional to rustic to contemporary. Wrought iron is one of the most favored options for metal since it is very sturdy and elegant, and can have a contemporary look or a more old-fashioned look. Aside from wood and metal, other materials available are leather, leather & wood, leather & metal, metal & wood, acrylic, micro fiber, and wicker/weave. When deciding which material is right for you, be sure to factor in where your swivel barstool will be going, not only what style of room but how it will be used and how it will need to function.
The first thing to know about choosing barstools is that heights vary. Although adjustable designs are on the market, these generally aren't movable. Typically, barstools come in three sizes. The most commonly seen one is 30 inches, which is referred to as bar height. Anything shorter than 30 inches in called counter height, and these stools are seen in pubs, often with a matching table. The third, generally designed for taller people, is called a spectator stool. Spectator height stools average about 34 inches, although anything over 32 inches is considered spectator height.