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Two Stools That Finish the Counter
Bar stools are usually chosen last and are the most visible thing in the kitchen. This pair gives the breakfast bar a considered finish: charcoal faux leather on black metal industrial frames, matched from the same batch so both stools have a consistent covering at a counter where both are visible at once. Wipe-clean, sized for standard bar counter height, sold as a pair.
975mm tall, 480mm wide, 550mm deep. Plywood base with foam seat pad. Black metal leg frame. The industrial pairing that works across more kitchen styles than it appears it should.
Built for a Breakfast Bar
- 975mm height, bar counter fit: Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Correct proportions without a footrest drop to manage.
- Charcoal faux leather, wipe-clean: The practical surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs wipe off with a damp cloth, no fabric care required.
- Plywood base, foam cushioned: Structural rigidity from the plywood shell, comfort from the foam pad above it for extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal industrial legs: The aesthetic frame that defines the stool. Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: Enough seat to sit for a meal, not just to perch. Comfortable at the counter for morning coffee, breakfast and casual evening use.
- Sold as a matched pair: Consistent finish and leg colour across both stools from the same batch. No variation at a counter where both are visible side by side.
What Sits Alongside at the Counter
For an open-plan kitchen where the breakfast bar connects to a living or dining zone, the industrial style oak and iron nest of 3 tables carries the same black iron and warm wood direction from the counter into the living area, creating a consistent industrial material language across the open-plan floor. For how Japandi, industrial and warm-neutral interiors are combining in the most considered 2025 kitchen and kitchen-diner directions, our guide to Japandi style covers how black metal, natural wood and considered seating choices work together as a coherent room direction rather than a collection of individually chosen pieces.
The Counter That Finally Has Seating
Bar stool seating is usually the last thing chosen for a kitchen. The result is stools that do not match the kitchen's direction. Two charcoal faux leather industrial bar stools in a single pack removes that compromise. The pair arrives together matched from the same batch, with a consistent finish. The charcoal faux leather and black metal reads as considered at a counter without requiring the rest of the kitchen to already be industrial.
Plywood base with foam padding under the faux leather. At 975mm tall, sized for a UK breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm. The 480mm width and 550mm depth give a proper sitting surface. Black metal legs define the industrial frame. The faux leather wipes clean with a damp cloth.
For a pair of bar stools at the same counter in a softer, more contemporary fabric direction that changes the material register of the space, the pair of dark grey velvet bar stools provides the same counter height in velvet upholstery for kitchens where the industrial aesthetic would be too strong. For where the kitchen and bar seating direction is heading in 2025 and which material combinations are appearing in the most considered UK kitchen interiors, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers how the breakfast bar became the kitchen's most styled zone and which seating choices are defining its character.
What the Pair Provides
- 975mm height: standard bar counter fit. Sized for a breakfast bar or kitchen counter at 900 to 1050mm height. The stool seat height sits at the correct reach level for comfortable use at a standard UK counter without requiring a footrest to manage the drop.
- Charcoal faux leather seat: wipe-clean at the counter. The surface that makes the most practical sense at a kitchen breakfast bar. A damp cloth removes spills, crumbs and everyday contact without fabric care or specialist cleaning required between uses.
- Plywood base, foam padded. The seat construction under the faux leather covering: a plywood shell for structural rigidity with foam cushioning above it for comfort during extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal legs: the industrial frame. The structural element that defines the stool's aesthetic register. Angular black metal in the industrial style that reads as deliberate against both dark and pale kitchen counters.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: a proper seat. Enough seat width and depth to sit comfortably for a meal or a morning coffee rather than perching at the edge of a seat that is functionally present but uncomfortable for any length of time.
- Sold as a pair, matched from the same batch. Both stools arrive together with consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering. No colour variation between the two at a counter where both are visible simultaneously.
Why Industrial Works in More Kitchens
The industrial aesthetic has moved well beyond the urban loft kitchen where it originated. Black metal and neutral upholstery now appear in country kitchens, contemporary new-builds, period-property renovations and compact city flats equally, because the combination is neutral enough to work alongside almost any worktop material and unit finish. Charcoal faux leather and black metal legs do not compete with oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss or shaker-grey units: the stool contributes to the counter's material direction without imposing a specific style the kitchen has to build around.
Counter Height, Stool Height, the Gap
The standard UK breakfast bar sits at 900 to 1050mm. Bar stools are designed for this range, leaving 250 to 300mm between the seat and the underside of the counter. At 975mm these stools are correctly proportioned. For a kitchen island at standard worktop height of 850 to 900mm, a lower counter-height stool is the better fit.
Measure Before You Buy
- Counter height determines stool height. Measure the counter height from floor to underside of the overhang before ordering. For a standard breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm, these stools fit correctly. For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool of 650 to 750mm seat height is the appropriate size.
- Allow 550 to 600mm per stool at the counter. Each stool is 480mm wide. For comfortable seating with room to move, allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may suit one stool better.
- Faux leather needs soft-cloth cleaning only. Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh cleaning products on the faux leather surface, which can scratch or dry the covering over time. Routine damp-cloth maintenance keeps the surface in good condition for years of kitchen use.
975mm tall
Height
480 x 550mm
Seat Size
Faux leather
Seat Cover
Black metal
Frame
Charcoal
Colour
Pair of 2
Quantity
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
975mm (H) x 480mm (W) x 550mm (D)
Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Width and depth give a proper sitting surface rather than a perch.
Seat Cover
Charcoal faux leather
Wipe-clean surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs removed with a damp cloth. No fabric care between uses.
Seat Construction
Plywood base, foam padded
Plywood shell for rigidity. Foam cushion above for comfort at the counter.
Frame Material
Black metal, industrial style
Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units without clashing.
Colour
Charcoal seat, black frame
Charcoal and black is a neutral pairing that suits most kitchen colour directions. Neither finish competes with the counter material or unit colour.
Pack Quantity
2 stools per pack
Both stools matched from the same batch: consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering across the pair at a counter where both are always visible together.
Counter Height Range
900 to 1050mm bar height
For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat is the correct choice.
Floor Clearance
Hard floors and tiles
Fit felt pads beneath each leg to prevent scratching on tiles, wood or stone.
Interior Style
Industrial, contemporary, Japandi, urban
Works in country kitchens, city flats and open-plan new-builds equally.
Best Use
Breakfast bar, kitchen island, home bar
Any bar-height counter in a kitchen, kitchen-diner or home bar. Wipe-clean for a food and drinks position.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 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.
Industrial Bar Stools: Straight Answers
What is the stool height and which counter height does it suit?
975mm total height. These stools are sized for bar-height counters at 900 to 1050mm, which is the standard range for UK kitchen breakfast bars and islands. For a standard kitchen worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat height is the correct fit.
How many stools come in the pack?
Two. Both stools are matched from the same production batch with a consistent seat covering, frame finish and leg height. Buying as a pair ensures no visible variation at a counter where both stools sit side by side.
How easy is the faux leather to clean in a kitchen?
A damp cloth removes spills and marks. Faux leather does not absorb liquids the way fabric does, which is the specific advantage at a breakfast bar. Avoid abrasive cloths.
What kitchen styles do these stools suit?
More than the industrial label suggests. Charcoal faux leather and black metal work alongside oak, walnut, white gloss, shaker-grey, concrete and quartz kitchens without clashing. The industrial aesthetic has become a broadly compatible material direction that suits country kitchens, city flats, open-plan new-builds and period renovations equally.
How much counter space does each stool need?
The stool is 480mm wide. Allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool for comfortable seating with room to move. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may work better with one stool positioned centrally.
Will the metal legs scratch a tiled or stone floor?
Metal legs can scratch hard kitchen floors over time, particularly on tiles, stone and hardwood. Fit felt floor protector pads beneath each leg before use. Most home improvement stores sell self-adhesive felt pads in the right size and they significantly reduce surface contact damage from daily movement.
Are these stools comfortable for longer periods at the counter?
Yes, for standard breakfast bar use: morning coffee, meals and casual counter seating of an hour or less. The foam seat pad provides cushioning beyond what the plywood shell alone would offer. For extended multi-hour seating, a stool with a backrest would be a more appropriate choice.
Do they require assembly?
Some minor assembly is typical for bar stools of this type: attaching the legs to the seat base. All fixings are included. The assembly is straightforward and does not require specialist tools. Most people complete it in under 20 minutes per stool.
Can these be used at a home bar as well as a kitchen counter?
Yes. The 975mm height and wipe-clean surface suit a home bar counter as naturally as a kitchen breakfast bar. The charcoal and black industrial combination works in a home bar context where the aesthetic tends toward the darker, more considered end of the material spectrum.
Styling Tips for a Modern Bar Experience
Lean into their urban look—pair with reclaimed wood counters, black pendant lighting, or minimalist backsplashes for chic edge.
For decor ideas, explore:
Overview
Two Stools That Finish the Counter
Bar stools are usually chosen last and are the most visible thing in the kitchen. This pair gives the breakfast bar a considered finish: charcoal faux leather on black metal industrial frames, matched from the same batch so both stools have a consistent covering at a counter where both are visible at once. Wipe-clean, sized for standard bar counter height, sold as a pair.
975mm tall, 480mm wide, 550mm deep. Plywood base with foam seat pad. Black metal leg frame. The industrial pairing that works across more kitchen styles than it appears it should.
Built for a Breakfast Bar
- 975mm height, bar counter fit: Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Correct proportions without a footrest drop to manage.
- Charcoal faux leather, wipe-clean: The practical surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs wipe off with a damp cloth, no fabric care required.
- Plywood base, foam cushioned: Structural rigidity from the plywood shell, comfort from the foam pad above it for extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal industrial legs: The aesthetic frame that defines the stool. Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: Enough seat to sit for a meal, not just to perch. Comfortable at the counter for morning coffee, breakfast and casual evening use.
- Sold as a matched pair: Consistent finish and leg colour across both stools from the same batch. No variation at a counter where both are visible side by side.
What Sits Alongside at the Counter
For an open-plan kitchen where the breakfast bar connects to a living or dining zone, the industrial style oak and iron nest of 3 tables carries the same black iron and warm wood direction from the counter into the living area, creating a consistent industrial material language across the open-plan floor. For how Japandi, industrial and warm-neutral interiors are combining in the most considered 2025 kitchen and kitchen-diner directions, our guide to Japandi style covers how black metal, natural wood and considered seating choices work together as a coherent room direction rather than a collection of individually chosen pieces.
Description
The Counter That Finally Has Seating
Bar stool seating is usually the last thing chosen for a kitchen. The result is stools that do not match the kitchen's direction. Two charcoal faux leather industrial bar stools in a single pack removes that compromise. The pair arrives together matched from the same batch, with a consistent finish. The charcoal faux leather and black metal reads as considered at a counter without requiring the rest of the kitchen to already be industrial.
Plywood base with foam padding under the faux leather. At 975mm tall, sized for a UK breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm. The 480mm width and 550mm depth give a proper sitting surface. Black metal legs define the industrial frame. The faux leather wipes clean with a damp cloth.
For a pair of bar stools at the same counter in a softer, more contemporary fabric direction that changes the material register of the space, the pair of dark grey velvet bar stools provides the same counter height in velvet upholstery for kitchens where the industrial aesthetic would be too strong. For where the kitchen and bar seating direction is heading in 2025 and which material combinations are appearing in the most considered UK kitchen interiors, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers how the breakfast bar became the kitchen's most styled zone and which seating choices are defining its character.
What the Pair Provides
- 975mm height: standard bar counter fit. Sized for a breakfast bar or kitchen counter at 900 to 1050mm height. The stool seat height sits at the correct reach level for comfortable use at a standard UK counter without requiring a footrest to manage the drop.
- Charcoal faux leather seat: wipe-clean at the counter. The surface that makes the most practical sense at a kitchen breakfast bar. A damp cloth removes spills, crumbs and everyday contact without fabric care or specialist cleaning required between uses.
- Plywood base, foam padded. The seat construction under the faux leather covering: a plywood shell for structural rigidity with foam cushioning above it for comfort during extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal legs: the industrial frame. The structural element that defines the stool's aesthetic register. Angular black metal in the industrial style that reads as deliberate against both dark and pale kitchen counters.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: a proper seat. Enough seat width and depth to sit comfortably for a meal or a morning coffee rather than perching at the edge of a seat that is functionally present but uncomfortable for any length of time.
- Sold as a pair, matched from the same batch. Both stools arrive together with consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering. No colour variation between the two at a counter where both are visible simultaneously.
Why Industrial Works in More Kitchens
The industrial aesthetic has moved well beyond the urban loft kitchen where it originated. Black metal and neutral upholstery now appear in country kitchens, contemporary new-builds, period-property renovations and compact city flats equally, because the combination is neutral enough to work alongside almost any worktop material and unit finish. Charcoal faux leather and black metal legs do not compete with oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss or shaker-grey units: the stool contributes to the counter's material direction without imposing a specific style the kitchen has to build around.
Counter Height, Stool Height, the Gap
The standard UK breakfast bar sits at 900 to 1050mm. Bar stools are designed for this range, leaving 250 to 300mm between the seat and the underside of the counter. At 975mm these stools are correctly proportioned. For a kitchen island at standard worktop height of 850 to 900mm, a lower counter-height stool is the better fit.
Measure Before You Buy
- Counter height determines stool height. Measure the counter height from floor to underside of the overhang before ordering. For a standard breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm, these stools fit correctly. For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool of 650 to 750mm seat height is the appropriate size.
- Allow 550 to 600mm per stool at the counter. Each stool is 480mm wide. For comfortable seating with room to move, allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may suit one stool better.
- Faux leather needs soft-cloth cleaning only. Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh cleaning products on the faux leather surface, which can scratch or dry the covering over time. Routine damp-cloth maintenance keeps the surface in good condition for years of kitchen use.
Specifications
975mm tall
Height
480 x 550mm
Seat Size
Faux leather
Seat Cover
Black metal
Frame
Charcoal
Colour
Pair of 2
Quantity
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
975mm (H) x 480mm (W) x 550mm (D)
Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Width and depth give a proper sitting surface rather than a perch.
Seat Cover
Charcoal faux leather
Wipe-clean surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs removed with a damp cloth. No fabric care between uses.
Seat Construction
Plywood base, foam padded
Plywood shell for rigidity. Foam cushion above for comfort at the counter.
Frame Material
Black metal, industrial style
Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units without clashing.
Colour
Charcoal seat, black frame
Charcoal and black is a neutral pairing that suits most kitchen colour directions. Neither finish competes with the counter material or unit colour.
Pack Quantity
2 stools per pack
Both stools matched from the same batch: consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering across the pair at a counter where both are always visible together.
Counter Height Range
900 to 1050mm bar height
For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat is the correct choice.
Floor Clearance
Hard floors and tiles
Fit felt pads beneath each leg to prevent scratching on tiles, wood or stone.
Interior Style
Industrial, contemporary, Japandi, urban
Works in country kitchens, city flats and open-plan new-builds equally.
Best Use
Breakfast bar, kitchen island, home bar
Any bar-height counter in a kitchen, kitchen-diner or home bar. Wipe-clean for a food and drinks position.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 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
Industrial Bar Stools: Straight Answers
What is the stool height and which counter height does it suit?
975mm total height. These stools are sized for bar-height counters at 900 to 1050mm, which is the standard range for UK kitchen breakfast bars and islands. For a standard kitchen worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat height is the correct fit.
How many stools come in the pack?
Two. Both stools are matched from the same production batch with a consistent seat covering, frame finish and leg height. Buying as a pair ensures no visible variation at a counter where both stools sit side by side.
How easy is the faux leather to clean in a kitchen?
A damp cloth removes spills and marks. Faux leather does not absorb liquids the way fabric does, which is the specific advantage at a breakfast bar. Avoid abrasive cloths.
What kitchen styles do these stools suit?
More than the industrial label suggests. Charcoal faux leather and black metal work alongside oak, walnut, white gloss, shaker-grey, concrete and quartz kitchens without clashing. The industrial aesthetic has become a broadly compatible material direction that suits country kitchens, city flats, open-plan new-builds and period renovations equally.
How much counter space does each stool need?
The stool is 480mm wide. Allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool for comfortable seating with room to move. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may work better with one stool positioned centrally.
Will the metal legs scratch a tiled or stone floor?
Metal legs can scratch hard kitchen floors over time, particularly on tiles, stone and hardwood. Fit felt floor protector pads beneath each leg before use. Most home improvement stores sell self-adhesive felt pads in the right size and they significantly reduce surface contact damage from daily movement.
Are these stools comfortable for longer periods at the counter?
Yes, for standard breakfast bar use: morning coffee, meals and casual counter seating of an hour or less. The foam seat pad provides cushioning beyond what the plywood shell alone would offer. For extended multi-hour seating, a stool with a backrest would be a more appropriate choice.
Do they require assembly?
Some minor assembly is typical for bar stools of this type: attaching the legs to the seat base. All fixings are included. The assembly is straightforward and does not require specialist tools. Most people complete it in under 20 minutes per stool.
Can these be used at a home bar as well as a kitchen counter?
Yes. The 975mm height and wipe-clean surface suit a home bar counter as naturally as a kitchen breakfast bar. The charcoal and black industrial combination works in a home bar context where the aesthetic tends toward the darker, more considered end of the material spectrum.
Knowledge Hub
Styling Tips for a Modern Bar Experience
Lean into their urban look—pair with reclaimed wood counters, black pendant lighting, or minimalist backsplashes for chic edge.
For decor ideas, explore:
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The Counter That Finally Has Seating
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Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Two Stools That Finish the Counter
Bar stools are usually chosen last and are the most visible thing in the kitchen. This pair gives the breakfast bar a considered finish: charcoal faux leather on black metal industrial frames, matched from the same batch so both stools have a consistent covering at a counter where both are visible at once. Wipe-clean, sized for standard bar counter height, sold as a pair.
975mm tall, 480mm wide, 550mm deep. Plywood base with foam seat pad. Black metal leg frame. The industrial pairing that works across more kitchen styles than it appears it should.
Built for a Breakfast Bar
- 975mm height, bar counter fit: Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Correct proportions without a footrest drop to manage.
- Charcoal faux leather, wipe-clean: The practical surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs wipe off with a damp cloth, no fabric care required.
- Plywood base, foam cushioned: Structural rigidity from the plywood shell, comfort from the foam pad above it for extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal industrial legs: The aesthetic frame that defines the stool. Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: Enough seat to sit for a meal, not just to perch. Comfortable at the counter for morning coffee, breakfast and casual evening use.
- Sold as a matched pair: Consistent finish and leg colour across both stools from the same batch. No variation at a counter where both are visible side by side.
What Sits Alongside at the Counter
For an open-plan kitchen where the breakfast bar connects to a living or dining zone, the industrial style oak and iron nest of 3 tables carries the same black iron and warm wood direction from the counter into the living area, creating a consistent industrial material language across the open-plan floor. For how Japandi, industrial and warm-neutral interiors are combining in the most considered 2025 kitchen and kitchen-diner directions, our guide to Japandi style covers how black metal, natural wood and considered seating choices work together as a coherent room direction rather than a collection of individually chosen pieces.
The Counter That Finally Has Seating
Bar stool seating is usually the last thing chosen for a kitchen. The result is stools that do not match the kitchen's direction. Two charcoal faux leather industrial bar stools in a single pack removes that compromise. The pair arrives together matched from the same batch, with a consistent finish. The charcoal faux leather and black metal reads as considered at a counter without requiring the rest of the kitchen to already be industrial.
Plywood base with foam padding under the faux leather. At 975mm tall, sized for a UK breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm. The 480mm width and 550mm depth give a proper sitting surface. Black metal legs define the industrial frame. The faux leather wipes clean with a damp cloth.
For a pair of bar stools at the same counter in a softer, more contemporary fabric direction that changes the material register of the space, the pair of dark grey velvet bar stools provides the same counter height in velvet upholstery for kitchens where the industrial aesthetic would be too strong. For where the kitchen and bar seating direction is heading in 2025 and which material combinations are appearing in the most considered UK kitchen interiors, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers how the breakfast bar became the kitchen's most styled zone and which seating choices are defining its character.
What the Pair Provides
- 975mm height: standard bar counter fit. Sized for a breakfast bar or kitchen counter at 900 to 1050mm height. The stool seat height sits at the correct reach level for comfortable use at a standard UK counter without requiring a footrest to manage the drop.
- Charcoal faux leather seat: wipe-clean at the counter. The surface that makes the most practical sense at a kitchen breakfast bar. A damp cloth removes spills, crumbs and everyday contact without fabric care or specialist cleaning required between uses.
- Plywood base, foam padded. The seat construction under the faux leather covering: a plywood shell for structural rigidity with foam cushioning above it for comfort during extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal legs: the industrial frame. The structural element that defines the stool's aesthetic register. Angular black metal in the industrial style that reads as deliberate against both dark and pale kitchen counters.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: a proper seat. Enough seat width and depth to sit comfortably for a meal or a morning coffee rather than perching at the edge of a seat that is functionally present but uncomfortable for any length of time.
- Sold as a pair, matched from the same batch. Both stools arrive together with consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering. No colour variation between the two at a counter where both are visible simultaneously.
Why Industrial Works in More Kitchens
The industrial aesthetic has moved well beyond the urban loft kitchen where it originated. Black metal and neutral upholstery now appear in country kitchens, contemporary new-builds, period-property renovations and compact city flats equally, because the combination is neutral enough to work alongside almost any worktop material and unit finish. Charcoal faux leather and black metal legs do not compete with oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss or shaker-grey units: the stool contributes to the counter's material direction without imposing a specific style the kitchen has to build around.
Counter Height, Stool Height, the Gap
The standard UK breakfast bar sits at 900 to 1050mm. Bar stools are designed for this range, leaving 250 to 300mm between the seat and the underside of the counter. At 975mm these stools are correctly proportioned. For a kitchen island at standard worktop height of 850 to 900mm, a lower counter-height stool is the better fit.
Measure Before You Buy
- Counter height determines stool height. Measure the counter height from floor to underside of the overhang before ordering. For a standard breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm, these stools fit correctly. For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool of 650 to 750mm seat height is the appropriate size.
- Allow 550 to 600mm per stool at the counter. Each stool is 480mm wide. For comfortable seating with room to move, allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may suit one stool better.
- Faux leather needs soft-cloth cleaning only. Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh cleaning products on the faux leather surface, which can scratch or dry the covering over time. Routine damp-cloth maintenance keeps the surface in good condition for years of kitchen use.
975mm tall
Height
480 x 550mm
Seat Size
Faux leather
Seat Cover
Black metal
Frame
Charcoal
Colour
Pair of 2
Quantity
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
975mm (H) x 480mm (W) x 550mm (D)
Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Width and depth give a proper sitting surface rather than a perch.
Seat Cover
Charcoal faux leather
Wipe-clean surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs removed with a damp cloth. No fabric care between uses.
Seat Construction
Plywood base, foam padded
Plywood shell for rigidity. Foam cushion above for comfort at the counter.
Frame Material
Black metal, industrial style
Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units without clashing.
Colour
Charcoal seat, black frame
Charcoal and black is a neutral pairing that suits most kitchen colour directions. Neither finish competes with the counter material or unit colour.
Pack Quantity
2 stools per pack
Both stools matched from the same batch: consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering across the pair at a counter where both are always visible together.
Counter Height Range
900 to 1050mm bar height
For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat is the correct choice.
Floor Clearance
Hard floors and tiles
Fit felt pads beneath each leg to prevent scratching on tiles, wood or stone.
Interior Style
Industrial, contemporary, Japandi, urban
Works in country kitchens, city flats and open-plan new-builds equally.
Best Use
Breakfast bar, kitchen island, home bar
Any bar-height counter in a kitchen, kitchen-diner or home bar. Wipe-clean for a food and drinks position.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 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.
Industrial Bar Stools: Straight Answers
What is the stool height and which counter height does it suit?
975mm total height. These stools are sized for bar-height counters at 900 to 1050mm, which is the standard range for UK kitchen breakfast bars and islands. For a standard kitchen worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat height is the correct fit.
How many stools come in the pack?
Two. Both stools are matched from the same production batch with a consistent seat covering, frame finish and leg height. Buying as a pair ensures no visible variation at a counter where both stools sit side by side.
How easy is the faux leather to clean in a kitchen?
A damp cloth removes spills and marks. Faux leather does not absorb liquids the way fabric does, which is the specific advantage at a breakfast bar. Avoid abrasive cloths.
What kitchen styles do these stools suit?
More than the industrial label suggests. Charcoal faux leather and black metal work alongside oak, walnut, white gloss, shaker-grey, concrete and quartz kitchens without clashing. The industrial aesthetic has become a broadly compatible material direction that suits country kitchens, city flats, open-plan new-builds and period renovations equally.
How much counter space does each stool need?
The stool is 480mm wide. Allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool for comfortable seating with room to move. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may work better with one stool positioned centrally.
Will the metal legs scratch a tiled or stone floor?
Metal legs can scratch hard kitchen floors over time, particularly on tiles, stone and hardwood. Fit felt floor protector pads beneath each leg before use. Most home improvement stores sell self-adhesive felt pads in the right size and they significantly reduce surface contact damage from daily movement.
Are these stools comfortable for longer periods at the counter?
Yes, for standard breakfast bar use: morning coffee, meals and casual counter seating of an hour or less. The foam seat pad provides cushioning beyond what the plywood shell alone would offer. For extended multi-hour seating, a stool with a backrest would be a more appropriate choice.
Do they require assembly?
Some minor assembly is typical for bar stools of this type: attaching the legs to the seat base. All fixings are included. The assembly is straightforward and does not require specialist tools. Most people complete it in under 20 minutes per stool.
Can these be used at a home bar as well as a kitchen counter?
Yes. The 975mm height and wipe-clean surface suit a home bar counter as naturally as a kitchen breakfast bar. The charcoal and black industrial combination works in a home bar context where the aesthetic tends toward the darker, more considered end of the material spectrum.
Styling Tips for a Modern Bar Experience
Lean into their urban look—pair with reclaimed wood counters, black pendant lighting, or minimalist backsplashes for chic edge.
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Overview
Two Stools That Finish the Counter
Bar stools are usually chosen last and are the most visible thing in the kitchen. This pair gives the breakfast bar a considered finish: charcoal faux leather on black metal industrial frames, matched from the same batch so both stools have a consistent covering at a counter where both are visible at once. Wipe-clean, sized for standard bar counter height, sold as a pair.
975mm tall, 480mm wide, 550mm deep. Plywood base with foam seat pad. Black metal leg frame. The industrial pairing that works across more kitchen styles than it appears it should.
Built for a Breakfast Bar
- 975mm height, bar counter fit: Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Correct proportions without a footrest drop to manage.
- Charcoal faux leather, wipe-clean: The practical surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs wipe off with a damp cloth, no fabric care required.
- Plywood base, foam cushioned: Structural rigidity from the plywood shell, comfort from the foam pad above it for extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal industrial legs: The aesthetic frame that defines the stool. Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: Enough seat to sit for a meal, not just to perch. Comfortable at the counter for morning coffee, breakfast and casual evening use.
- Sold as a matched pair: Consistent finish and leg colour across both stools from the same batch. No variation at a counter where both are visible side by side.
What Sits Alongside at the Counter
For an open-plan kitchen where the breakfast bar connects to a living or dining zone, the industrial style oak and iron nest of 3 tables carries the same black iron and warm wood direction from the counter into the living area, creating a consistent industrial material language across the open-plan floor. For how Japandi, industrial and warm-neutral interiors are combining in the most considered 2025 kitchen and kitchen-diner directions, our guide to Japandi style covers how black metal, natural wood and considered seating choices work together as a coherent room direction rather than a collection of individually chosen pieces.
Description
The Counter That Finally Has Seating
Bar stool seating is usually the last thing chosen for a kitchen. The result is stools that do not match the kitchen's direction. Two charcoal faux leather industrial bar stools in a single pack removes that compromise. The pair arrives together matched from the same batch, with a consistent finish. The charcoal faux leather and black metal reads as considered at a counter without requiring the rest of the kitchen to already be industrial.
Plywood base with foam padding under the faux leather. At 975mm tall, sized for a UK breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm. The 480mm width and 550mm depth give a proper sitting surface. Black metal legs define the industrial frame. The faux leather wipes clean with a damp cloth.
For a pair of bar stools at the same counter in a softer, more contemporary fabric direction that changes the material register of the space, the pair of dark grey velvet bar stools provides the same counter height in velvet upholstery for kitchens where the industrial aesthetic would be too strong. For where the kitchen and bar seating direction is heading in 2025 and which material combinations are appearing in the most considered UK kitchen interiors, our 2025 home decor trends guide covers how the breakfast bar became the kitchen's most styled zone and which seating choices are defining its character.
What the Pair Provides
- 975mm height: standard bar counter fit. Sized for a breakfast bar or kitchen counter at 900 to 1050mm height. The stool seat height sits at the correct reach level for comfortable use at a standard UK counter without requiring a footrest to manage the drop.
- Charcoal faux leather seat: wipe-clean at the counter. The surface that makes the most practical sense at a kitchen breakfast bar. A damp cloth removes spills, crumbs and everyday contact without fabric care or specialist cleaning required between uses.
- Plywood base, foam padded. The seat construction under the faux leather covering: a plywood shell for structural rigidity with foam cushioning above it for comfort during extended sitting at the counter.
- Black metal legs: the industrial frame. The structural element that defines the stool's aesthetic register. Angular black metal in the industrial style that reads as deliberate against both dark and pale kitchen counters.
- 480mm wide, 550mm deep: a proper seat. Enough seat width and depth to sit comfortably for a meal or a morning coffee rather than perching at the edge of a seat that is functionally present but uncomfortable for any length of time.
- Sold as a pair, matched from the same batch. Both stools arrive together with consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering. No colour variation between the two at a counter where both are visible simultaneously.
Why Industrial Works in More Kitchens
The industrial aesthetic has moved well beyond the urban loft kitchen where it originated. Black metal and neutral upholstery now appear in country kitchens, contemporary new-builds, period-property renovations and compact city flats equally, because the combination is neutral enough to work alongside almost any worktop material and unit finish. Charcoal faux leather and black metal legs do not compete with oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss or shaker-grey units: the stool contributes to the counter's material direction without imposing a specific style the kitchen has to build around.
Counter Height, Stool Height, the Gap
The standard UK breakfast bar sits at 900 to 1050mm. Bar stools are designed for this range, leaving 250 to 300mm between the seat and the underside of the counter. At 975mm these stools are correctly proportioned. For a kitchen island at standard worktop height of 850 to 900mm, a lower counter-height stool is the better fit.
Measure Before You Buy
- Counter height determines stool height. Measure the counter height from floor to underside of the overhang before ordering. For a standard breakfast bar at 900 to 1050mm, these stools fit correctly. For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool of 650 to 750mm seat height is the appropriate size.
- Allow 550 to 600mm per stool at the counter. Each stool is 480mm wide. For comfortable seating with room to move, allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may suit one stool better.
- Faux leather needs soft-cloth cleaning only. Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh cleaning products on the faux leather surface, which can scratch or dry the covering over time. Routine damp-cloth maintenance keeps the surface in good condition for years of kitchen use.
Specifications
975mm tall
Height
480 x 550mm
Seat Size
Faux leather
Seat Cover
Black metal
Frame
Charcoal
Colour
Pair of 2
Quantity
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
975mm (H) x 480mm (W) x 550mm (D)
Sized for standard UK breakfast bars at 900 to 1050mm. Width and depth give a proper sitting surface rather than a perch.
Seat Cover
Charcoal faux leather
Wipe-clean surface for a kitchen position. Spills and crumbs removed with a damp cloth. No fabric care between uses.
Seat Construction
Plywood base, foam padded
Plywood shell for rigidity. Foam cushion above for comfort at the counter.
Frame Material
Black metal, industrial style
Works alongside oak, walnut, quartz, concrete, white gloss and shaker-grey units without clashing.
Colour
Charcoal seat, black frame
Charcoal and black is a neutral pairing that suits most kitchen colour directions. Neither finish competes with the counter material or unit colour.
Pack Quantity
2 stools per pack
Both stools matched from the same batch: consistent finish, leg colour and seat covering across the pair at a counter where both are always visible together.
Counter Height Range
900 to 1050mm bar height
For a standard worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat is the correct choice.
Floor Clearance
Hard floors and tiles
Fit felt pads beneath each leg to prevent scratching on tiles, wood or stone.
Interior Style
Industrial, contemporary, Japandi, urban
Works in country kitchens, city flats and open-plan new-builds equally.
Best Use
Breakfast bar, kitchen island, home bar
Any bar-height counter in a kitchen, kitchen-diner or home bar. Wipe-clean for a food and drinks position.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 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
Industrial Bar Stools: Straight Answers
What is the stool height and which counter height does it suit?
975mm total height. These stools are sized for bar-height counters at 900 to 1050mm, which is the standard range for UK kitchen breakfast bars and islands. For a standard kitchen worktop at 850 to 900mm, a counter-height stool with a lower seat height is the correct fit.
How many stools come in the pack?
Two. Both stools are matched from the same production batch with a consistent seat covering, frame finish and leg height. Buying as a pair ensures no visible variation at a counter where both stools sit side by side.
How easy is the faux leather to clean in a kitchen?
A damp cloth removes spills and marks. Faux leather does not absorb liquids the way fabric does, which is the specific advantage at a breakfast bar. Avoid abrasive cloths.
What kitchen styles do these stools suit?
More than the industrial label suggests. Charcoal faux leather and black metal work alongside oak, walnut, white gloss, shaker-grey, concrete and quartz kitchens without clashing. The industrial aesthetic has become a broadly compatible material direction that suits country kitchens, city flats, open-plan new-builds and period renovations equally.
How much counter space does each stool need?
The stool is 480mm wide. Allow 550 to 600mm of counter run per stool for comfortable seating with room to move. A 1200mm counter overhang fits two stools comfortably. A 900mm overhang is tight for two and may work better with one stool positioned centrally.
Will the metal legs scratch a tiled or stone floor?
Metal legs can scratch hard kitchen floors over time, particularly on tiles, stone and hardwood. Fit felt floor protector pads beneath each leg before use. Most home improvement stores sell self-adhesive felt pads in the right size and they significantly reduce surface contact damage from daily movement.
Are these stools comfortable for longer periods at the counter?
Yes, for standard breakfast bar use: morning coffee, meals and casual counter seating of an hour or less. The foam seat pad provides cushioning beyond what the plywood shell alone would offer. For extended multi-hour seating, a stool with a backrest would be a more appropriate choice.
Do they require assembly?
Some minor assembly is typical for bar stools of this type: attaching the legs to the seat base. All fixings are included. The assembly is straightforward and does not require specialist tools. Most people complete it in under 20 minutes per stool.
Can these be used at a home bar as well as a kitchen counter?
Yes. The 975mm height and wipe-clean surface suit a home bar counter as naturally as a kitchen breakfast bar. The charcoal and black industrial combination works in a home bar context where the aesthetic tends toward the darker, more considered end of the material spectrum.
Knowledge Hub
Styling Tips for a Modern Bar Experience
Lean into their urban look—pair with reclaimed wood counters, black pendant lighting, or minimalist backsplashes for chic edge.
For decor ideas, explore:
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