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Green Fabric, Black Frame, 650 mm.
A pair of bar stools in green polyester fabric on slender black iron frames. The foam-padded seat and oval-shaped backrest provide cushioned comfort from the moment you sit down, which separates these from every hard timber and bare metal alternative at counter height. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender for kitchens where space along the island is shared. The green fabric shifts from bright and lively in daylight to rich and saturated under warm evening lamps. 590 mm clearance beneath allows the stools to tuck partially under a counter overhang. Sold as a pair, 11.4 kg each.
What Upholstered Colour Changes.
- People treat the counter like a destination: A cushioned seat and a supportive back turn the kitchen island into somewhere to stay for the coffee, the conversation and the glass of wine, not just somewhere to perch.
- The kitchen gains a colour it did not have: Green at counter height is unexpected. It lifts a neutral scheme, complements navy, warms a white kitchen and works alongside timber without matching anything literally.
- Foam absorbs what hard seats cannot: The padded seat distributes weight evenly and removes the pressure points that wooden and metal surfaces create after ten minutes of sitting.
- The oval back supports without bulk: Compact enough to tuck under a counter, curved enough to hold the lower back. The shape is distinctive from across the room without dominating the kitchen line.
- Black iron disappears beneath the fabric: The frame provides structure without visual weight. The green upholstery carries the design while the legs simply hold it at the right height.
- A pair arrives together: Two stools, same fabric, same batch. No colour variation between separate orders. Place them at the counter and the kitchen is finished.
- 440 mm width fits tight island runs: Slender enough that two or three stools sit along a standard island without elbows touching or the counter feeling crowded.
Kitchens That Welcome Green.
A white or pale grey kitchen where the green is the only colour at counter height. A navy kitchen with brass handles where the green adds a second tone without competing. An open-plan space with a concrete island and industrial pendants where the upholstery softens the hard edges. For ideas on how bold seating and island layouts create the social centre of a modern kitchen, our guide to kitchen breakfast bar ideas covers the approach.
Colour at the Counter Changes Everything.
Most bar stools come in black, grey or wood. They are chosen to disappear into the kitchen rather than contribute to it, and the result is a counter lined with seats that look like they belong in a waiting room rather than a home. A green upholstered bar stool does the opposite. It brings colour into the room from a position nobody expects, it softens the hard surfaces of a kitchen built from stone, steel and tile, and it signals that the counter is a place to sit and stay rather than a surface to eat over quickly before moving somewhere more comfortable. The green polyester fabric has a depth and a warmth that changes depending on the light: brighter and livelier in daylight, richer and more saturated under warm evening lamps.
The stool has a foam-padded seat and an oval-shaped backrest upholstered in the same green fabric, set on a sleek black iron frame with four legs and a 590 mm clearance to the floor. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender, designed for kitchens where two or three stools need to fit along an island without crowding the workspace. Sold as a pair at 11.4 kg each, so two stools arrive together ready to place either side of a breakfast bar or along a longer counter.
For an alternative pair in a neutral tone that would sit alongside the green at a longer island or at a separate breakfast bar, the contemporary dark grey velvet bar stools introduce a softer, muted fabric beside the green and let both pairs share the counter without competing or clashing.
What Upholstered Green Fabric Provides.
- 650 mm seat height for standard counters. The correct height for a 900 mm worktop or island. The 590 mm clearance beneath the seat provides natural leg room and allows the stool to tuck partially under the counter overhang when not in use.
- Foam-padded seat and backrest. The seat is padded with foam and upholstered in green polyester. It compresses gently under weight and provides cushioned comfort from the first moment of sitting, which is the fundamental difference between an upholstered stool and a hard timber or metal alternative.
- Oval-shaped backrest. The backrest curves around the lower back in an oval profile that provides support without rising too high or creating a bulky silhouette. The shape is compact enough to tuck under a counter and distinctive enough to catch the eye from across the room.
- Black iron legs. The frame is slender, angular and finished in matt black. It provides structural rigidity without visual bulk and lets the green upholstery carry the design rather than competing with it.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Ready to place at a breakfast bar, along an island or either side of a narrow counter without needing to order separately or worry about colour matching between deliveries.
- 11.4 kg per stool. Substantial enough to feel stable on the floor without sliding, light enough to pull out from the counter and push back with one hand after a meal.
Why Fabric Outperforms Hard Seats.
A wooden bar stool is honest about what it is: a hard surface at counter height. For ten minutes it is fine. For the length of a meal, a homework session or an evening spent talking while someone cooks, it is not. An upholstered seat changes the equation. The foam compresses to the shape of the body, distributes weight more evenly and removes the pressure points that hard seats create across the back of the thighs. The polyester fabric adds a texture and a warmth that bare timber and cold metal cannot offer. In a kitchen full of hard surfaces, an upholstered stool is often the only soft thing at counter height, and the difference it makes to how long people are willing to sit there is immediate and measurable.
Kitchens Where Green Earns Its Place.
At a white or pale grey island in a modern kitchen where the green fabric is the only colour in the room and the black legs tie into dark hardware and pendant fittings overhead. In a navy kitchen with brass handles and warm timber flooring where the green sits alongside the blue without competing and adds a second tone to the scheme. In an open-plan kitchen-diner with a concrete or quartz island and industrial pendant lighting where the upholstered stools soften the hard edges. At a walnut or dark oak breakfast bar where the green fabric lifts the warmth of the timber and the black iron frame provides the contrast. Green polyester on black iron works alongside white, grey, navy, charcoal, warm timber and brass without asking the kitchen to reorganise around it.
Good to Know Before Ordering.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter for comfortable elbow room.
- 650 mm seat height suits 900 mm counters. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high and the reach to the surface will feel uncomfortable.
- Polyester fabric cleans with care. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The polyester is durable for daily kitchen use but benefits from prompt attention to spills, particularly from coloured liquids.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Green Upholstered Bar Stool.
The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is significantly lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high for comfortable use.
Yes. The foam-padded seat compresses gently and distributes weight evenly, removing the pressure points that hard timber and metal seats create. The oval backrest supports the lower back. Together they make the stool comfortable enough for a morning coffee, a homework session, an evening meal and the conversation that continues afterward.
In natural daylight the green appears bright and lively with a fresh quality. Under warm evening lamps and pendant lighting the colour deepens and becomes richer and more saturated. The fabric shifts tone through the day without changing character, which gives the stools a presence that plain grey or black upholstery does not achieve.
White or pale grey kitchens where the green provides the only colour at counter height. Navy kitchens with brass handles where the green adds a complementary second tone. Open-plan spaces with concrete or quartz islands where the upholstery softens hard surfaces. Warm timber kitchens where the green lifts the tone. For ideas on how colour, lighting and breakfast bar layouts work together, our guide to quirky design ideas covers bold colour in unexpected positions.
Sold as a set of two. Both stools are from the same production batch, so the green fabric matches exactly. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter.
Polyester is durable for daily domestic use but benefits from prompt attention. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The green colour is less likely to show minor marks than pale or white upholstery, which is a practical advantage at counter height.
The backrest curves around the lower back in a compact oval shape upholstered in the same green fabric. It is tall enough to support the lumbar, low enough to tuck under a counter overhang and distinctive enough to catch the eye from the living side of an open-plan kitchen.
The black iron legs are fixed at 590 mm clearance, placing the seat at 650 mm. There is no height adjustment. This is a fixed-height stool designed specifically for 900 mm kitchen counters.
Use felt pads on the leg bases to protect hard flooring. At 11.4 kg each the stools have enough weight to stay stable but are moved frequently at counter height, so floor protection is important on tiles, stone or laminate.
Overall: 440 mm (W) x 520 mm (D) x 970 mm (H). Seat height: 650 mm. Seat: 440 mm x 430 mm, foam-padded. Floor clearance: 590 mm. Material: foam, polyester, iron. Frame: black. Fabric: green. Weight: 11.4 kg each. Sold as a set of 2.
Colour, Comfort and the Kitchen Counter.
An upholstered bar stool turns the kitchen island into a destination rather than a pass-through. The fabric, the colour and the comfort all contribute to how long people are willing to sit and how the kitchen feels as a social space. These two guides cover how to build kitchens where the counter is the centre of the room.
Overview
Green Fabric, Black Frame, 650 mm.
A pair of bar stools in green polyester fabric on slender black iron frames. The foam-padded seat and oval-shaped backrest provide cushioned comfort from the moment you sit down, which separates these from every hard timber and bare metal alternative at counter height. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender for kitchens where space along the island is shared. The green fabric shifts from bright and lively in daylight to rich and saturated under warm evening lamps. 590 mm clearance beneath allows the stools to tuck partially under a counter overhang. Sold as a pair, 11.4 kg each.
What Upholstered Colour Changes.
- People treat the counter like a destination: A cushioned seat and a supportive back turn the kitchen island into somewhere to stay for the coffee, the conversation and the glass of wine, not just somewhere to perch.
- The kitchen gains a colour it did not have: Green at counter height is unexpected. It lifts a neutral scheme, complements navy, warms a white kitchen and works alongside timber without matching anything literally.
- Foam absorbs what hard seats cannot: The padded seat distributes weight evenly and removes the pressure points that wooden and metal surfaces create after ten minutes of sitting.
- The oval back supports without bulk: Compact enough to tuck under a counter, curved enough to hold the lower back. The shape is distinctive from across the room without dominating the kitchen line.
- Black iron disappears beneath the fabric: The frame provides structure without visual weight. The green upholstery carries the design while the legs simply hold it at the right height.
- A pair arrives together: Two stools, same fabric, same batch. No colour variation between separate orders. Place them at the counter and the kitchen is finished.
- 440 mm width fits tight island runs: Slender enough that two or three stools sit along a standard island without elbows touching or the counter feeling crowded.
Kitchens That Welcome Green.
A white or pale grey kitchen where the green is the only colour at counter height. A navy kitchen with brass handles where the green adds a second tone without competing. An open-plan space with a concrete island and industrial pendants where the upholstery softens the hard edges. For ideas on how bold seating and island layouts create the social centre of a modern kitchen, our guide to kitchen breakfast bar ideas covers the approach.
Description
Colour at the Counter Changes Everything.
Most bar stools come in black, grey or wood. They are chosen to disappear into the kitchen rather than contribute to it, and the result is a counter lined with seats that look like they belong in a waiting room rather than a home. A green upholstered bar stool does the opposite. It brings colour into the room from a position nobody expects, it softens the hard surfaces of a kitchen built from stone, steel and tile, and it signals that the counter is a place to sit and stay rather than a surface to eat over quickly before moving somewhere more comfortable. The green polyester fabric has a depth and a warmth that changes depending on the light: brighter and livelier in daylight, richer and more saturated under warm evening lamps.
The stool has a foam-padded seat and an oval-shaped backrest upholstered in the same green fabric, set on a sleek black iron frame with four legs and a 590 mm clearance to the floor. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender, designed for kitchens where two or three stools need to fit along an island without crowding the workspace. Sold as a pair at 11.4 kg each, so two stools arrive together ready to place either side of a breakfast bar or along a longer counter.
For an alternative pair in a neutral tone that would sit alongside the green at a longer island or at a separate breakfast bar, the contemporary dark grey velvet bar stools introduce a softer, muted fabric beside the green and let both pairs share the counter without competing or clashing.
What Upholstered Green Fabric Provides.
- 650 mm seat height for standard counters. The correct height for a 900 mm worktop or island. The 590 mm clearance beneath the seat provides natural leg room and allows the stool to tuck partially under the counter overhang when not in use.
- Foam-padded seat and backrest. The seat is padded with foam and upholstered in green polyester. It compresses gently under weight and provides cushioned comfort from the first moment of sitting, which is the fundamental difference between an upholstered stool and a hard timber or metal alternative.
- Oval-shaped backrest. The backrest curves around the lower back in an oval profile that provides support without rising too high or creating a bulky silhouette. The shape is compact enough to tuck under a counter and distinctive enough to catch the eye from across the room.
- Black iron legs. The frame is slender, angular and finished in matt black. It provides structural rigidity without visual bulk and lets the green upholstery carry the design rather than competing with it.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Ready to place at a breakfast bar, along an island or either side of a narrow counter without needing to order separately or worry about colour matching between deliveries.
- 11.4 kg per stool. Substantial enough to feel stable on the floor without sliding, light enough to pull out from the counter and push back with one hand after a meal.
Why Fabric Outperforms Hard Seats.
A wooden bar stool is honest about what it is: a hard surface at counter height. For ten minutes it is fine. For the length of a meal, a homework session or an evening spent talking while someone cooks, it is not. An upholstered seat changes the equation. The foam compresses to the shape of the body, distributes weight more evenly and removes the pressure points that hard seats create across the back of the thighs. The polyester fabric adds a texture and a warmth that bare timber and cold metal cannot offer. In a kitchen full of hard surfaces, an upholstered stool is often the only soft thing at counter height, and the difference it makes to how long people are willing to sit there is immediate and measurable.
Kitchens Where Green Earns Its Place.
At a white or pale grey island in a modern kitchen where the green fabric is the only colour in the room and the black legs tie into dark hardware and pendant fittings overhead. In a navy kitchen with brass handles and warm timber flooring where the green sits alongside the blue without competing and adds a second tone to the scheme. In an open-plan kitchen-diner with a concrete or quartz island and industrial pendant lighting where the upholstered stools soften the hard edges. At a walnut or dark oak breakfast bar where the green fabric lifts the warmth of the timber and the black iron frame provides the contrast. Green polyester on black iron works alongside white, grey, navy, charcoal, warm timber and brass without asking the kitchen to reorganise around it.
Good to Know Before Ordering.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter for comfortable elbow room.
- 650 mm seat height suits 900 mm counters. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high and the reach to the surface will feel uncomfortable.
- Polyester fabric cleans with care. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The polyester is durable for daily kitchen use but benefits from prompt attention to spills, particularly from coloured liquids.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Green Upholstered Bar Stool.
The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is significantly lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high for comfortable use.
Yes. The foam-padded seat compresses gently and distributes weight evenly, removing the pressure points that hard timber and metal seats create. The oval backrest supports the lower back. Together they make the stool comfortable enough for a morning coffee, a homework session, an evening meal and the conversation that continues afterward.
In natural daylight the green appears bright and lively with a fresh quality. Under warm evening lamps and pendant lighting the colour deepens and becomes richer and more saturated. The fabric shifts tone through the day without changing character, which gives the stools a presence that plain grey or black upholstery does not achieve.
White or pale grey kitchens where the green provides the only colour at counter height. Navy kitchens with brass handles where the green adds a complementary second tone. Open-plan spaces with concrete or quartz islands where the upholstery softens hard surfaces. Warm timber kitchens where the green lifts the tone. For ideas on how colour, lighting and breakfast bar layouts work together, our guide to quirky design ideas covers bold colour in unexpected positions.
Sold as a set of two. Both stools are from the same production batch, so the green fabric matches exactly. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter.
Polyester is durable for daily domestic use but benefits from prompt attention. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The green colour is less likely to show minor marks than pale or white upholstery, which is a practical advantage at counter height.
The backrest curves around the lower back in a compact oval shape upholstered in the same green fabric. It is tall enough to support the lumbar, low enough to tuck under a counter overhang and distinctive enough to catch the eye from the living side of an open-plan kitchen.
The black iron legs are fixed at 590 mm clearance, placing the seat at 650 mm. There is no height adjustment. This is a fixed-height stool designed specifically for 900 mm kitchen counters.
Use felt pads on the leg bases to protect hard flooring. At 11.4 kg each the stools have enough weight to stay stable but are moved frequently at counter height, so floor protection is important on tiles, stone or laminate.
Overall: 440 mm (W) x 520 mm (D) x 970 mm (H). Seat height: 650 mm. Seat: 440 mm x 430 mm, foam-padded. Floor clearance: 590 mm. Material: foam, polyester, iron. Frame: black. Fabric: green. Weight: 11.4 kg each. Sold as a set of 2.
Knowledge Hub
Colour, Comfort and the Kitchen Counter.
An upholstered bar stool turns the kitchen island into a destination rather than a pass-through. The fabric, the colour and the comfort all contribute to how long people are willing to sit and how the kitchen feels as a social space. These two guides cover how to build kitchens where the counter is the centre of the room.
Set of 2 Green Fabric Upholstered Bar Stool with Black Metal Legs
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Green Fabric, Black Frame, 650 mm.
A pair of bar stools in green polyester fabric on slender black iron frames. The foam-padded seat and oval-shaped backrest provide cushioned comfort from the moment you sit down, which separates these from every hard timber and bare metal alternative at counter height. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender for kitchens where space along the island is shared. The green fabric shifts from bright and lively in daylight to rich and saturated under warm evening lamps. 590 mm clearance beneath allows the stools to tuck partially under a counter overhang. Sold as a pair, 11.4 kg each.
What Upholstered Colour Changes.
- People treat the counter like a destination: A cushioned seat and a supportive back turn the kitchen island into somewhere to stay for the coffee, the conversation and the glass of wine, not just somewhere to perch.
- The kitchen gains a colour it did not have: Green at counter height is unexpected. It lifts a neutral scheme, complements navy, warms a white kitchen and works alongside timber without matching anything literally.
- Foam absorbs what hard seats cannot: The padded seat distributes weight evenly and removes the pressure points that wooden and metal surfaces create after ten minutes of sitting.
- The oval back supports without bulk: Compact enough to tuck under a counter, curved enough to hold the lower back. The shape is distinctive from across the room without dominating the kitchen line.
- Black iron disappears beneath the fabric: The frame provides structure without visual weight. The green upholstery carries the design while the legs simply hold it at the right height.
- A pair arrives together: Two stools, same fabric, same batch. No colour variation between separate orders. Place them at the counter and the kitchen is finished.
- 440 mm width fits tight island runs: Slender enough that two or three stools sit along a standard island without elbows touching or the counter feeling crowded.
Kitchens That Welcome Green.
A white or pale grey kitchen where the green is the only colour at counter height. A navy kitchen with brass handles where the green adds a second tone without competing. An open-plan space with a concrete island and industrial pendants where the upholstery softens the hard edges. For ideas on how bold seating and island layouts create the social centre of a modern kitchen, our guide to kitchen breakfast bar ideas covers the approach.
Colour at the Counter Changes Everything.
Most bar stools come in black, grey or wood. They are chosen to disappear into the kitchen rather than contribute to it, and the result is a counter lined with seats that look like they belong in a waiting room rather than a home. A green upholstered bar stool does the opposite. It brings colour into the room from a position nobody expects, it softens the hard surfaces of a kitchen built from stone, steel and tile, and it signals that the counter is a place to sit and stay rather than a surface to eat over quickly before moving somewhere more comfortable. The green polyester fabric has a depth and a warmth that changes depending on the light: brighter and livelier in daylight, richer and more saturated under warm evening lamps.
The stool has a foam-padded seat and an oval-shaped backrest upholstered in the same green fabric, set on a sleek black iron frame with four legs and a 590 mm clearance to the floor. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender, designed for kitchens where two or three stools need to fit along an island without crowding the workspace. Sold as a pair at 11.4 kg each, so two stools arrive together ready to place either side of a breakfast bar or along a longer counter.
For an alternative pair in a neutral tone that would sit alongside the green at a longer island or at a separate breakfast bar, the contemporary dark grey velvet bar stools introduce a softer, muted fabric beside the green and let both pairs share the counter without competing or clashing.
What Upholstered Green Fabric Provides.
- 650 mm seat height for standard counters. The correct height for a 900 mm worktop or island. The 590 mm clearance beneath the seat provides natural leg room and allows the stool to tuck partially under the counter overhang when not in use.
- Foam-padded seat and backrest. The seat is padded with foam and upholstered in green polyester. It compresses gently under weight and provides cushioned comfort from the first moment of sitting, which is the fundamental difference between an upholstered stool and a hard timber or metal alternative.
- Oval-shaped backrest. The backrest curves around the lower back in an oval profile that provides support without rising too high or creating a bulky silhouette. The shape is compact enough to tuck under a counter and distinctive enough to catch the eye from across the room.
- Black iron legs. The frame is slender, angular and finished in matt black. It provides structural rigidity without visual bulk and lets the green upholstery carry the design rather than competing with it.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Ready to place at a breakfast bar, along an island or either side of a narrow counter without needing to order separately or worry about colour matching between deliveries.
- 11.4 kg per stool. Substantial enough to feel stable on the floor without sliding, light enough to pull out from the counter and push back with one hand after a meal.
Why Fabric Outperforms Hard Seats.
A wooden bar stool is honest about what it is: a hard surface at counter height. For ten minutes it is fine. For the length of a meal, a homework session or an evening spent talking while someone cooks, it is not. An upholstered seat changes the equation. The foam compresses to the shape of the body, distributes weight more evenly and removes the pressure points that hard seats create across the back of the thighs. The polyester fabric adds a texture and a warmth that bare timber and cold metal cannot offer. In a kitchen full of hard surfaces, an upholstered stool is often the only soft thing at counter height, and the difference it makes to how long people are willing to sit there is immediate and measurable.
Kitchens Where Green Earns Its Place.
At a white or pale grey island in a modern kitchen where the green fabric is the only colour in the room and the black legs tie into dark hardware and pendant fittings overhead. In a navy kitchen with brass handles and warm timber flooring where the green sits alongside the blue without competing and adds a second tone to the scheme. In an open-plan kitchen-diner with a concrete or quartz island and industrial pendant lighting where the upholstered stools soften the hard edges. At a walnut or dark oak breakfast bar where the green fabric lifts the warmth of the timber and the black iron frame provides the contrast. Green polyester on black iron works alongside white, grey, navy, charcoal, warm timber and brass without asking the kitchen to reorganise around it.
Good to Know Before Ordering.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter for comfortable elbow room.
- 650 mm seat height suits 900 mm counters. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high and the reach to the surface will feel uncomfortable.
- Polyester fabric cleans with care. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The polyester is durable for daily kitchen use but benefits from prompt attention to spills, particularly from coloured liquids.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Green Upholstered Bar Stool.
The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is significantly lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high for comfortable use.
Yes. The foam-padded seat compresses gently and distributes weight evenly, removing the pressure points that hard timber and metal seats create. The oval backrest supports the lower back. Together they make the stool comfortable enough for a morning coffee, a homework session, an evening meal and the conversation that continues afterward.
In natural daylight the green appears bright and lively with a fresh quality. Under warm evening lamps and pendant lighting the colour deepens and becomes richer and more saturated. The fabric shifts tone through the day without changing character, which gives the stools a presence that plain grey or black upholstery does not achieve.
White or pale grey kitchens where the green provides the only colour at counter height. Navy kitchens with brass handles where the green adds a complementary second tone. Open-plan spaces with concrete or quartz islands where the upholstery softens hard surfaces. Warm timber kitchens where the green lifts the tone. For ideas on how colour, lighting and breakfast bar layouts work together, our guide to quirky design ideas covers bold colour in unexpected positions.
Sold as a set of two. Both stools are from the same production batch, so the green fabric matches exactly. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter.
Polyester is durable for daily domestic use but benefits from prompt attention. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The green colour is less likely to show minor marks than pale or white upholstery, which is a practical advantage at counter height.
The backrest curves around the lower back in a compact oval shape upholstered in the same green fabric. It is tall enough to support the lumbar, low enough to tuck under a counter overhang and distinctive enough to catch the eye from the living side of an open-plan kitchen.
The black iron legs are fixed at 590 mm clearance, placing the seat at 650 mm. There is no height adjustment. This is a fixed-height stool designed specifically for 900 mm kitchen counters.
Use felt pads on the leg bases to protect hard flooring. At 11.4 kg each the stools have enough weight to stay stable but are moved frequently at counter height, so floor protection is important on tiles, stone or laminate.
Overall: 440 mm (W) x 520 mm (D) x 970 mm (H). Seat height: 650 mm. Seat: 440 mm x 430 mm, foam-padded. Floor clearance: 590 mm. Material: foam, polyester, iron. Frame: black. Fabric: green. Weight: 11.4 kg each. Sold as a set of 2.
Colour, Comfort and the Kitchen Counter.
An upholstered bar stool turns the kitchen island into a destination rather than a pass-through. The fabric, the colour and the comfort all contribute to how long people are willing to sit and how the kitchen feels as a social space. These two guides cover how to build kitchens where the counter is the centre of the room.
Overview
Green Fabric, Black Frame, 650 mm.
A pair of bar stools in green polyester fabric on slender black iron frames. The foam-padded seat and oval-shaped backrest provide cushioned comfort from the moment you sit down, which separates these from every hard timber and bare metal alternative at counter height. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender for kitchens where space along the island is shared. The green fabric shifts from bright and lively in daylight to rich and saturated under warm evening lamps. 590 mm clearance beneath allows the stools to tuck partially under a counter overhang. Sold as a pair, 11.4 kg each.
What Upholstered Colour Changes.
- People treat the counter like a destination: A cushioned seat and a supportive back turn the kitchen island into somewhere to stay for the coffee, the conversation and the glass of wine, not just somewhere to perch.
- The kitchen gains a colour it did not have: Green at counter height is unexpected. It lifts a neutral scheme, complements navy, warms a white kitchen and works alongside timber without matching anything literally.
- Foam absorbs what hard seats cannot: The padded seat distributes weight evenly and removes the pressure points that wooden and metal surfaces create after ten minutes of sitting.
- The oval back supports without bulk: Compact enough to tuck under a counter, curved enough to hold the lower back. The shape is distinctive from across the room without dominating the kitchen line.
- Black iron disappears beneath the fabric: The frame provides structure without visual weight. The green upholstery carries the design while the legs simply hold it at the right height.
- A pair arrives together: Two stools, same fabric, same batch. No colour variation between separate orders. Place them at the counter and the kitchen is finished.
- 440 mm width fits tight island runs: Slender enough that two or three stools sit along a standard island without elbows touching or the counter feeling crowded.
Kitchens That Welcome Green.
A white or pale grey kitchen where the green is the only colour at counter height. A navy kitchen with brass handles where the green adds a second tone without competing. An open-plan space with a concrete island and industrial pendants where the upholstery softens the hard edges. For ideas on how bold seating and island layouts create the social centre of a modern kitchen, our guide to kitchen breakfast bar ideas covers the approach.
Description
Colour at the Counter Changes Everything.
Most bar stools come in black, grey or wood. They are chosen to disappear into the kitchen rather than contribute to it, and the result is a counter lined with seats that look like they belong in a waiting room rather than a home. A green upholstered bar stool does the opposite. It brings colour into the room from a position nobody expects, it softens the hard surfaces of a kitchen built from stone, steel and tile, and it signals that the counter is a place to sit and stay rather than a surface to eat over quickly before moving somewhere more comfortable. The green polyester fabric has a depth and a warmth that changes depending on the light: brighter and livelier in daylight, richer and more saturated under warm evening lamps.
The stool has a foam-padded seat and an oval-shaped backrest upholstered in the same green fabric, set on a sleek black iron frame with four legs and a 590 mm clearance to the floor. The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. At 440 mm wide, 520 mm deep and 970 mm tall, the proportions are deliberately slender, designed for kitchens where two or three stools need to fit along an island without crowding the workspace. Sold as a pair at 11.4 kg each, so two stools arrive together ready to place either side of a breakfast bar or along a longer counter.
For an alternative pair in a neutral tone that would sit alongside the green at a longer island or at a separate breakfast bar, the contemporary dark grey velvet bar stools introduce a softer, muted fabric beside the green and let both pairs share the counter without competing or clashing.
What Upholstered Green Fabric Provides.
- 650 mm seat height for standard counters. The correct height for a 900 mm worktop or island. The 590 mm clearance beneath the seat provides natural leg room and allows the stool to tuck partially under the counter overhang when not in use.
- Foam-padded seat and backrest. The seat is padded with foam and upholstered in green polyester. It compresses gently under weight and provides cushioned comfort from the first moment of sitting, which is the fundamental difference between an upholstered stool and a hard timber or metal alternative.
- Oval-shaped backrest. The backrest curves around the lower back in an oval profile that provides support without rising too high or creating a bulky silhouette. The shape is compact enough to tuck under a counter and distinctive enough to catch the eye from across the room.
- Black iron legs. The frame is slender, angular and finished in matt black. It provides structural rigidity without visual bulk and lets the green upholstery carry the design rather than competing with it.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Ready to place at a breakfast bar, along an island or either side of a narrow counter without needing to order separately or worry about colour matching between deliveries.
- 11.4 kg per stool. Substantial enough to feel stable on the floor without sliding, light enough to pull out from the counter and push back with one hand after a meal.
Why Fabric Outperforms Hard Seats.
A wooden bar stool is honest about what it is: a hard surface at counter height. For ten minutes it is fine. For the length of a meal, a homework session or an evening spent talking while someone cooks, it is not. An upholstered seat changes the equation. The foam compresses to the shape of the body, distributes weight more evenly and removes the pressure points that hard seats create across the back of the thighs. The polyester fabric adds a texture and a warmth that bare timber and cold metal cannot offer. In a kitchen full of hard surfaces, an upholstered stool is often the only soft thing at counter height, and the difference it makes to how long people are willing to sit there is immediate and measurable.
Kitchens Where Green Earns Its Place.
At a white or pale grey island in a modern kitchen where the green fabric is the only colour in the room and the black legs tie into dark hardware and pendant fittings overhead. In a navy kitchen with brass handles and warm timber flooring where the green sits alongside the blue without competing and adds a second tone to the scheme. In an open-plan kitchen-diner with a concrete or quartz island and industrial pendant lighting where the upholstered stools soften the hard edges. At a walnut or dark oak breakfast bar where the green fabric lifts the warmth of the timber and the black iron frame provides the contrast. Green polyester on black iron works alongside white, grey, navy, charcoal, warm timber and brass without asking the kitchen to reorganise around it.
Good to Know Before Ordering.
- Sold as a pair. Two stools in the box. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter for comfortable elbow room.
- 650 mm seat height suits 900 mm counters. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high and the reach to the surface will feel uncomfortable.
- Polyester fabric cleans with care. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The polyester is durable for daily kitchen use but benefits from prompt attention to spills, particularly from coloured liquids.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Green Upholstered Bar Stool.
The seat sits at 650 mm, the correct height for a standard 900 mm kitchen counter or island. Measure your worktop before ordering. If the counter is significantly lower than 900 mm, the stools will sit too high for comfortable use.
Yes. The foam-padded seat compresses gently and distributes weight evenly, removing the pressure points that hard timber and metal seats create. The oval backrest supports the lower back. Together they make the stool comfortable enough for a morning coffee, a homework session, an evening meal and the conversation that continues afterward.
In natural daylight the green appears bright and lively with a fresh quality. Under warm evening lamps and pendant lighting the colour deepens and becomes richer and more saturated. The fabric shifts tone through the day without changing character, which gives the stools a presence that plain grey or black upholstery does not achieve.
White or pale grey kitchens where the green provides the only colour at counter height. Navy kitchens with brass handles where the green adds a complementary second tone. Open-plan spaces with concrete or quartz islands where the upholstery softens hard surfaces. Warm timber kitchens where the green lifts the tone. For ideas on how colour, lighting and breakfast bar layouts work together, our guide to quirky design ideas covers bold colour in unexpected positions.
Sold as a set of two. Both stools are from the same production batch, so the green fabric matches exactly. Order one set for a breakfast bar, two sets for a longer island. Allow approximately 600 mm per stool along the counter.
Polyester is durable for daily domestic use but benefits from prompt attention. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The green colour is less likely to show minor marks than pale or white upholstery, which is a practical advantage at counter height.
The backrest curves around the lower back in a compact oval shape upholstered in the same green fabric. It is tall enough to support the lumbar, low enough to tuck under a counter overhang and distinctive enough to catch the eye from the living side of an open-plan kitchen.
The black iron legs are fixed at 590 mm clearance, placing the seat at 650 mm. There is no height adjustment. This is a fixed-height stool designed specifically for 900 mm kitchen counters.
Use felt pads on the leg bases to protect hard flooring. At 11.4 kg each the stools have enough weight to stay stable but are moved frequently at counter height, so floor protection is important on tiles, stone or laminate.
Overall: 440 mm (W) x 520 mm (D) x 970 mm (H). Seat height: 650 mm. Seat: 440 mm x 430 mm, foam-padded. Floor clearance: 590 mm. Material: foam, polyester, iron. Frame: black. Fabric: green. Weight: 11.4 kg each. Sold as a set of 2.
Knowledge Hub
Colour, Comfort and the Kitchen Counter.
An upholstered bar stool turns the kitchen island into a destination rather than a pass-through. The fabric, the colour and the comfort all contribute to how long people are willing to sit and how the kitchen feels as a social space. These two guides cover how to build kitchens where the counter is the centre of the room.
