A kitchen counter bar is usually a place where family members eat breakfast and snacks. It is seldom the spot where one sets out a large buffet. Still, this article promises to present the many types of kitchen counter bar stools as a buffet of varied seats.

24 Counter Stools

The first seat might well be the sort of stool that an environmentalist would want at his or her kitchen bar. The wood slats on this stool underline its sustainability; they come from solid sheesham. The stool's sturdy iron frame supports slats of wood that look very much like the slatted seat of a modern park bench. The stool's low back handrail pull makes it fairly easy to step onto those high wooden slats. Once seated, a visitor to the kitchen bar can enjoy the comfort of a footrest.

24 Counter Stools

The next seat is a Phoenix bar stool. This leather seat has a wide back. It comes in two colors--orange and carbon. The leather top-stitched seat sits atop square metal legs, legs joined by a satin nickel foot rest. Those legs can put the seat at one of two possible distances from the floor-- 24 inches or 30 inches.

The third item in this buffet of seats is a Vapor bar stool. The name refers to the absence of color in this clear plastic seat. The cost of this stool depends on its height. A stool that is 24 inches high costs 9. One that is 30 inches high costs 9.

The fourth and final selection on this "buffet table" is a Basin bar stool. This stool has sleigh shaped, metal legs. On top of those legs the stool makers have placed a piece of plywood, one with a decided curve in the middle. This backless stool costs only 9.

Skilled hands have taken steamed beech and bent it ever so slightly. Then they have given that bent wood an espresso stain. They have created a rich looking, backed stool, one that should manage to enhance any kitchen.

Kitchen Counter Bar Stools

24 Counter Stools