A Bentwood Channel-Tufted Swivel Bar Stool

The Tokaji bar height stool is the version of this kitchen island silhouette built around a one-piece bentwood curved shell. The seat and back flow into a single continuous bentwood form, the curved profile shaped to support the back through the seated angle, with the surface wrapped in soft linen upholstery and finished with horizontal channel tufting that runs across both the back and the seat. A 360° swivel mounts the shell onto four curved solid wood legs in a warm walnut-tone finish, with a chrome metal footrest ring bridging the legs at boot height for the longer leg drop typical of bar height seating. The bentwood shell reads as quiet mid-century craft, the channel tufting softens the silhouette with horizontal pleated lines, and the swivel lets the seat turn freely toward the counter or the conversation behind it.

Features

• One-Piece Bentwood Curved Shell with the seat and back flowing into a single continuous bentwood form, the mid-century craft silhouette that defines this stool
• Channel-Tufted Linen Upholstery with horizontal pleated channels running across both the back and the seat for a softened tailored look
• 360° Swivel Seat that turns freely toward the counter, the conversation, or the kitchen behind the stool
• Curved Solid Wood Legs in Walnut-Tone Finish that taper inward under the seat for a sculptural mid-century base silhouette
• Chrome Metal Footrest Ring bridging the four legs at boot height for the longer leg drop typical of bar height seating
• Non-Slip Floor Pads under each leg to protect bar and kitchen flooring
• Pub-Height Bar Footprint sized for 41" to 43" pub-height counters, home bars, family rooms, and condo kitchen islands

Materials

• Upholstery: Linen Fabric
• Shell: Bentwood Curved Plywood
• Legs: Solid Rubberwood
• Seat and Back Fill: High-Density Foam and Polyester Fiber Batting
• Footrest Ring: Chrome-Finished Steel
• Swivel Mechanism: Steel
• Floor Pads: Non-Slip Polymer
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Vacuum the linen upholstery weekly with a soft brush attachment, drawing along the direction of the channel tufting
• Spot clean the linen with a soft damp cloth and a fabric-safe cleaner, testing on a hidden area first
• Blot spills promptly with a clean dry cloth rather than rubbing the linen weave
• Wipe the rubberwood legs with a soft dry cloth, then apply a wood-safe polish a few times a year to protect the walnut-tone finish
• Wipe the chrome footrest ring with a soft damp cloth and dry immediately to prevent water spotting
• Avoid harsh chemicals and household cleaners on the wood and the linen, which can damage the finish
• Keep the stool out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the linen color and the wood finish
• Check the swivel mechanism and floor pads periodically and tighten any loose hardware to keep the swivel turning smoothly