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Inspiration and Advice

Bar Stools With or Without Arms
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Bar Stools With or Without Arms

Philippa Baker

Compact or comfort? A quick guide to choosing stools with or without arms

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What Are Gas Lift Bar Stools?
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What Are Gas Lift Bar Stools?

Take a closer look at the clever gas-lift mechanism inside our bar stools

Hobby Craft Stools
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Hobby Craft Stools

There are a myriad of arts and crafts activities out there, for which seating is vital. From painting to pottery to model-making, the majority of creative pastimes often involve sitting for extended periods of time. Being a hobby undertaken for enjoyment purposes, the last thing you want is a bad back. Providing quality comfort as well as first-class functionality, stools make the ideal accompaniment to a wide range of artistic pursuits. Yet different hobbies require stools with different attributes, which we will explore below. Practical in Design A key reason why stools are often better suited to craft activities than chairs is due to the addition of a gas lift mechanism in the central column, enabling adjustable height. Different hobbies require different seat heights, and hence this mechanism allows multiple working positions depending on the elevation required. For example if painting a large canvas propped on an easel, you can lower the stool to work on the bottom half of the canvas, and then raise it to reach the top half. Whether you work in a studio, workshop or even the garden shed, desks and workbenches come at various heights. Stools with adjustable height can be adapted in accordance with the surface you’re working at, preventing you from having to stoop, slouch or stretch, which will help minimise back pain. Their first class functionality gives you optimum flexibility, so even if you change workbenches at any point, your stool can be tailored to fit. Designs like the Deluxe High Back are ideal, ranging from kitchen worktop down to dinner table height. Another handy feature that makes stools ideally suited to a wide range of hobbies is the ability to swivel. Allowing easy accessibility, you can rotate and reach your tools and materials - from paint brushes to superglue - with ease. Or for optimum mobility, you may wish to select a design with a five-spoke nylon caster base. Stools that have wheels are great if you’re working at multiple desks or equipment that is spread around the room, allowing you to glide effortlessly across your workspace. However it’s worth noting that whilst these are great on hard flooring, they’re not quite as fluid on carpet. Models fashioned from durable, low maintenance materials are also a wise choice. Easy clean surfaces like ABS plastic and faux leather are ideal, as spillages can simply be wiped off, the Serena is a great example of this. Optimising Your Comfort As creative hobbies like knitting or card-making require extended periods of sitting, it’s vital that the stool is comfortable. Quality cushioning in the form of high-density foam padding - as modelled by the Grid - is immensely popular, as a comfortable seat will mean you can craft for longer stretches of time. Whether you require a model with a backrest or one without will largely depend on the nature of the hobby. If leaning forward over an easel or desk, then a backrest would not get much usage. Similarly, it could prove restrictive for an activity like carpentry where you may need to move around your creation. For more mobile pastimes, backless bar stools like Oslo are recommended. Yet many value the support and enhanced comfort stools with backrests provide, plush designs like the Lush enticing you to sit for longer stretches. A footrest is another practical feature for working at elevated height. Expertly positioned as a supportive perch for the feet, it will help keep you comfortable whilst crafting. Here at Atlantic we have a team of highly skilled creatives of various disciplines, and therefore we understand the need to find the correct seating to facilitate a range of artistic pursuits. Why not use the button below to browse our impressive collection of bar stools to find the right design for you and your craft.

Commercial vs Domestic Bar Stools
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Commercial vs Domestic Bar Stools

Learn to spot the difference between the two main types of bar stool

History of Dining Tables

History of Dining Tables

It has often been said that modern design owes much of its success to the trends that preceded it, and furniture is no exception. The history of the dining table goes all the way back to the early Greeks and Romans, civilisations famous for their love of banqueting. With this in mind, it’s not surprising that these two world empires provided the catalyst for the creative process of explorative furniture design. Whilst the word 'table' is derived from the Latin word 'tabula', the earliest models were used by the Ancient Egyptians, albeit in a purely practical sense. The birth of more recreational designs coincided with the emergence of European empires, who placed a great emphasis on lavish living and opulent dining. These were often crafted from marble, as seen in the Modena, elegantly evoking this timeless influence. Initially, shapes were big and rectangular, which enabled the head of the household to occupy the top end, giving him the privileged position of viewing all of his guests at once. Back then, families were not only larger, but extended family habitually lived together in one community. As a result, the table acted as the centrepiece of the dining hall, with mealtimes just as much about socialising as they were about food and drink. "Traditional dining tables were composed of a range of different materials, principally wood, marble or metal. Typically supported by four sturdy feet linked together with X-shaped stretchers, or alternatively a pedestal-style base, they projected a regal mix of authority and efficiency." As time passed, the Romans introduced the circular model to Italy, an invention that continues to endure as a popular alternative to conventional rectangular dining tables. Circular designs allow each seated member of the party to have an equal view of other diners, without the need for an obligatory host or head of the table. This undoubtedly produces a more informal, relaxed and egalitarian atmosphere that is more in keeping with contemporary dining habits. Our round dining tables represent a stylish throwback to the Middle Ages, when revelry and feasting were the order of the day. When looking at the designs of modern-day dining tables, it cannot be denied that we’ve come a long way from ancient civilisation, as well as the ornately decorative designs of the much more recent Victorian era. With state-of-the-art materials and the latest technological processes, we’re now presented with an exciting array of styles, sizes and materials to adorn our dining spaces, catering to a broad spectrum of individual tastes and requirements. Pairing marbles ceramics with gold finished polished chrome, the Orla 180cm Dining Table is a great example of a modern model that could only have been dreamt of by our ancestors. Even now, as designs continue to evolve, one thing remains consistent. Over the years, these timeless structures have retained their central allure and community focus, and will no doubt continue to do so. Stylishly reinforcing family values while emphasising the importance of communication and companionship, they beautifully encapsulate the essence of good living – and that is one thing that will never change.

Bar Stool Footrest Designs
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Bar Stool Footrest Designs

A quick guide to the different footrests you'll find on our bar stools

Atlantic Shopping on TV: Our Furniture Through the Years

Atlantic Shopping on TV: Our Furniture Through the Years

Originally published 07 October 2013 · Updated 20 October 2026 From popular daytime programmes to major sporting events, Atlantic Shopping furniture has made some memorable appearances on British television over the years. Our bar stools and chairs have found their way into television studios, reality shows, soap opera kitchens and even Olympic coverage. Join us as we look back at some of the occasions when our furniture took its place in front of the cameras. Over the years, our furniture has been selected for a wide variety of television settings, from busy studios to carefully styled interiors. Each appearance offers a glimpse of how different designs can work beyond the home, whether providing seating for presenters and guests or becoming part of a memorable set. Familiar Faces on Daytime Television Some of our earliest television appearances brought Atlantic Shopping furniture into the heart of Britain's daytime viewing. On ITV's Loose Women, our Starz Brushed Real Leather Stool Cream was chosen as part of a studio makeover. Its cream leather upholstery and brushed steel frame provided a contemporary addition to the panel's seating. Our furniture also appeared on Good Morning Britain, where the Nero Brushed Stool White was used during guest interviews, including an outdoor segment overlooking London's Southbank. The stool's white faux leather seat and brushed steel frame complemented the clean, modern studio styling. Other appearances included the Lush Brushed Steel Bar Stool Cream on Daybreak, pictured during an interview with Miley Cyrus, and the Rochelle Brushed Steel Stool White on Lorraine, where it featured in fashion and style segments. A Place in The Great British Bake Off One particularly memorable appearance came during The Great British Bake Off, where our Cube Bar Stool White was used by contestants during the competition. Its compact, backless design offered a practical seating option within the familiar baking environment. With a padded white seat and understated styling, the Cube was a simple addition to a set filled with colour, activity and anticipation. It was an exciting moment for us to see one of our designs featured in such a recognisable British programme. From Celebrity Juice to Dinner Date Our furniture has also appeared in some of television's more light-hearted moments. On ITV2's Celebrity Juice, Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton were pictured using our colourful Bucketeer Chairs during one of the show's games. Their distinctive rounded seats and chrome pedestal frames made them a natural fit for the playful studio setting. Meanwhile, Dinner Date offered a more domestic setting for our Candy Chairs. Featured in a contestant's kitchen, the colourful chairs demonstrated how mixing different shades of the same design can create a lively dining area. Our Aero Bar Stool Black also appeared on The Alan Titchmarsh Show, while the Replica Tolix Stool Grey featured in Channel 4's Health Freaks. From colourful seating to minimalist metal designs, each programme called for something a little different. Taking a Seat on Britain's Favourite Quiz Shows Television quiz shows have provided some particularly memorable settings for our bar stools. On Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, the Monza Bar Stool Black was used as seating for contestants and presenter Chris Tarrant, including during celebrity editions of the programme. With its padded black seat and distinctive silhouette, the Monza suited the dramatic studio environment, where every question brought another moment of suspense. Elsewhere, our Pluto Bar Stool Black appeared on The Chase, providing seating for contestants as they followed the progress of their teammates. The Orlando Bar Stool was also selected for the BBC quiz show Perfection, where its wraparound backrest and chrome pedestal frame formed part of the contestant seating. Inside the Big Brother House Known for its imaginative interiors, the Big Brother house has featured several Atlantic Shopping designs over the years. During the 2012 series, our Quantum Bar Stool Cream appeared in the kitchen, while the distinctive Ball Stool brought a playful retro element to the house. Our furniture also appeared in Celebrity Big Brother, including the Mercer Chair during the 2013 series. Upholstered in white faux leather with decorative quilted stitching, the chair was used as part of a task involving the celebrity housemates. With each series bringing a completely different interior scheme, these appearances showed how furniture could contribute to the character of a television set. Atlantic Shopping at the London 2012 Olympics One of the standout moments in our television history came during the London 2012 Olympic Games. As the world's attention turned to London, Atlantic Shopping furniture appeared in BBC coverage of the event. Our Prism Bar Stool Cream, later known as the Diamond, was among the designs used for studio seating, while the Evelyn Chair appeared during trackside coverage. The latter provided seating for athletics personalities including Denise Lewis and Michael Johnson. The Evelyn went on to make another sporting appearance during coverage of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Looking back, these occasions remain a memorable part of our company's history. David Beckham and the 2018 World Cup Bid Our connection with major sporting events goes back even further. In 2009, the Lattice Bar Stool Cream was used during the televised launch of England's bid to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The event brought together sporting personalities and public figures, with our stools providing seating for guests including David Beckham and Gordon Brown. Although the bid was ultimately unsuccessful, it remains one of the more unusual settings in which our furniture has appeared. Furniture on the Set of EastEnders It isn't just television studios that have featured our furniture. Our bar stools have also made appearances in the kitchens of EastEnders, becoming part of the everyday surroundings of some familiar characters. The Gloss Coco Bar Stool White was featured in Jack Branning's kitchen, bringing a clean, contemporary look to the space. Our Drift Oak & Grey Bar Stool also appeared in Mel's kitchen, where its wooden frame and grey upholstery complemented the room's modern styling. These appearances are a reminder that furniture plays an important role in making fictional homes feel believable. From the choice of materials to the overall silhouette, even smaller pieces can help establish the character of a room. More Memorable Television Appearances Beyond these highlights, Atlantic Shopping furniture has appeared in a variety of other programmes. Our Oracle Brushed Steel Stool Grey was spotted in a restaurant setting on Location, Location, Location, while the Clementine Chair Cream featured on the consumer affairs programme Watchdog. Our Brushed Crescent Bar Stools also made an appearance in the home of a cast member from The Only Way Is Essex. Meanwhile, two Niagara Bar Stools were used during a final duet on the musical dating show Sing Date. From lifestyle programmes and reality television to comedy, sport and drama, it's been fascinating to see the different settings in which our furniture has appeared. A Look Back at Our Furniture on Screen Looking back through these appearances, it's interesting to see how furniture styles have changed over the years. From polished chrome and brightly coloured seats to natural wood and understated upholstery, each design reflects the interiors and trends of its time. Many of the original products have since been discontinued or updated, but their television appearances remain a memorable part of the Atlantic Shopping story. Whether chosen for a busy studio, a dramatic quiz show or a carefully styled kitchen, we're pleased to have seen our furniture play a part in so many different settings. If these designs have inspired you, why not explore our current collection of bar stools and discover something that suits your own home?

Cheap Dining Sets

Cheap Dining Sets

In this day and age, the lure of a good bargain is stronger than ever. When it comes to buying items for your home, the combination of quality and cost-effectiveness is all-important. Our fabulous range of affordable dining sets offers an inexpensive way to give your kitchen or dining area everything it needs, without spending a vast sum of money. “With so many of us sticking to a budget, it can be difficult to find furniture that combines dependable quality with a low price. The good news is that our inexpensive dining sets are chosen with equal emphasis on stylish design and an encouraging price tag.” As the social hub of many homes, the dining area is undeniably important. It’s a place where family and friends can eat and spend time together, and it can be made as simple or as spectacular as you wish. Whether you set aside an entire room or prefer to create a dining space within your kitchen, you’ll understand the need for hard-wearing, stylish furniture to gather around. Buying a dining set is quicker, and often more affordable, than shopping for each item separately. Choosing individual pieces certainly has its benefits, but for those pressed for time, the appeal of a ready-made arrangement is hard to deny. Whether you need a compact two-chair dining set or a larger four-seater table, our collection provides convenience at a competitive price. Benefits of Dining Sets Perhaps you’re moving house while balancing the demands of a full-time job and simply need somewhere to sit and relax at the end of the day. Maybe your existing furniture has run its course and it’s time for a new look. Or perhaps you’ve found a design you love and the budget-friendly price is the finishing touch. Whatever your circumstances, there’s a dining set to suit your space. Each set includes a table and coordinating dining chairs, giving you the essential pieces you need in one convenient package. We also believe that practical, everyday furniture should be every bit as stylish as the rest of your home, regardless of its price. With this in mind, we’ve brought together a collection that offers eye-catching design across the board. From compact contemporary arrangements to more spacious settings, our affordable options offer a fresh take on traditional dining furniture. If you prefer a more natural look, explore our selection of wooden dining sets. Of course, you may prefer to create your own arrangement by mixing and matching pieces from our extensive range of chairs and tables. With hundreds of designs available, there are plenty of ways to build a dining space that feels personal to your home. So what are you waiting for? Enhance your home with the help of our inexpensive dining sets and we assure you that you won't look back.

Bentwood Bar Stools

Bentwood Bar Stools

Putting a curvaceous spin on classic wooden bar stool designs, our bentwood bar stools combine age-old woodwork techniques with an enduring look that meets modern tastes. As excellent accompaniments to any breakfast bar or counter area, these products bring a real touch of class to any home or business. "Bentwood designs put a unique spin on our traditional wooden bar stools, and are suited to anybody looking for something a little different. Combining the simple charm of rustic furniture with detailed woodwork, these products are at once timeless and timely, towing the line between traditional design methods and an enduring visual magnetism." As a technique, bentwood was pioneered by Michael Thonet in the 19th century. Thonet was an innovator of German-Austrian descent and a key figure in the field of cabinet-making. The same methods he created then continue to be applied to the present day, adhering to a rigid step-by-step process in order to achieve the famous bentwood look. Porous woods with a close grain, such as beech, are often favoured by craftsmen due to their relative receptivity to moulding. The wood is then dampened via a steaming process before being clamped between jigs while it dries. Then the wood is baked into its unique bentwood shape. A great benefit of our designs is that they respond to any number of frame finishes, from polished oak and rich walnut to painted black and white. This means that there's likely to be a bentwood design out there for you, regardless of colour scheme. Different Applications of Bentwood Bentwood features can serve a purpose or they can be purely decorative, or both. Cropping up in a number of contexts, it is a common feature of walking sticks and rocking chairs. Whilst walking sticks comprise of an arched curve for the hand to grip, rocking chairs make similarly effective use of the style, with the curved wood being used to produce the famous rocking mechanism. Our bentwood stools, from the traditional to the modern, are noted for their beauty and variety. Indeed, while some of our frames adopt a wave-like shape, other products feature meticulously detailed backrests. In fact, there's a number of ways in which the rewards of bentwood can be savoured. Eve Wooden Bar Stool Cream Many of our breakfast bar stools with this feature are complemented by their corresponding bentwood dining chairs, making them great for use in businesses, such as cafes and restaurants, where a consistent look is desired. Low stools represent a further variation on our classic bentwood stools, and can provide any space with a subtle infusion of character. Situated closer to dining height than kitchen height, these designs offer all the advantages of our taller items at a widely accessible level. Popular anywhere from the home to the likes of coffee shops and bars, they offer a casual kind of comfort and can be instrumental in populating a room. Our bentwood bar stools and their dining chair counterparts are perfect for any location where a uniquely stylish look is of importance. Combining all of the benefits of wooden furniture with clever craftsmanship and a powerful look, these engaging products tick every box with taste. To see our entire range and find a model that suits you, use the button below to browse our bar stools now.

Metal Kitchen Stools

Metal Kitchen Stools

Slick and strong, metal kitchen stools are ideal for use in any domestic setting. Taking on all kinds of guises, these multi-dynamic designs combine sturdy construction with a strong look and a crisp sheen. Making waves in any space, they're a sublime fit for any kitchen. The brilliance of metal is that it responds to every colour and material, from white satin to walnut-finished wood! Always keen to offer you a choice, it should also be noted that most of our metal stools embrace one of two finishes. "The average modern kitchen is peppered with metal, from kettles and toasters to stainless steel toastie-makers and partially chromed coffee machines. With this in mind, why not turn the practical into the pretty by maintaining the theme in your furniture?" The dominant stool finish is chrome. Its natural gleam recalls the look of classic American diner stools, and brings a blast of nostalgia to any environment. With the retro look being such a big deal these days, chrome has made a well-deserved comeback. Brushed steel is the natural alternative, with brushed stools still a relatively rare presence within the bar stool industry. Given that many common household appliances share the finish, brushed steel kitchen stools offer a seamless and unique way of blending everything together. This makes them particularly perfect as an addition to minimal decor, where their subtle beauty thrives. Padded Crescent Bar Stool White In contrast, for an authentic industrial look an antique finish might be applied to the frame. The results produce an aged matt effect which can extend so as to characterise the entire stool, as in the case of the Vintage Swivel Stool seen below. We have a selection of vintage industrial style stools that make a unique statement, ideal for factory-style spaces where they can bring a stylish reclaimed feel, or equally as impressive in a modern home for a stunning juxtaposed interior. Vintage Swivel Stool Metal can also be sculpted in different ways. Designs like the Zizi Kitchen Stool Red are created by twisting and molding metal in order to produce the iconic Z shape. Beyond this, a frame might also be welded. This method of construction effectively melts the metal together at the joints, re-enforcing the overall frame and making it stronger. The combination of heat and pressure produces items to be reckoned with, and is particularly common across our selection of commercial bar stools, which are specifically designed to withstand the scrutiny of a bustling business environment. A number of our designs integrate metallic flourishes for a spot of contrast. The Diablo Stool and Reef Wooden Stool Charcoal Fabric (pictured below) are both representative of this, combining, as they do, a rustic wooden frame with an accented chrome footrest bar. The metallic focal point shows just how far metal furniture has evolved, making its way from the retro funky kitchen to traditionally styled and provincial designs. It's also hard-wearing, and enables you to enjoy your items over and over again without fear of scuffing the varnish. Our metal kitchen stools are a winning choice for the home and beyond. Strong and striking, they aim to catch the eye while maintaining their sharp standards of quality. Shop All Kitchen Stools

Advantages of Leather Bar Stools
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Advantages of Leather Bar Stools

We take a look at the benefits of faux, real and bonded leather bar stools

Bentwood Dining Chairs
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Bentwood Dining Chairs

Full of history, bentwood dining chairs can be trusted to make a memorable impression in any environment. Crafted using methods dating back to the 19th century, these classic designs marry the demure with the decadent, and as a result continue to draw in customers and commercial interest alike. Yet whilst prized for their classic look, they’ve evolved over time using modern manufacturing methods - along with pairings with other contemporary materials - to produce a stunning collection of innovative designs. Marcel Chair How Did It Originate? When you think of bentwood dining chairs, you’ll no doubt picture the archetypal bistro model found in continental cafés and delicatessens. The iconic shape was pioneered by the illustrious Michael Thonet, achieved through a meticulous process that unearthed the malleable side of wood through a process of steam-heating, wetting and moulding by hand. Beech was typically used due to its close grain, enabling it to bend more easily to produce a stunning range of chairs with graceful curves unseen in furniture design at the time. These could then be given an alternate coloured finish, such as oak or walnut. Delicate yet durable items that have endured from the 19th century through to the present day, classic bentwood designs are still widely used thanks to their elegant European aesthetic and nostalgic retro flair. How It's Used in Modern Design Nevertheless it’s not just about what has gone before, but about where chair design is going. Whilst inspired by the traditional bentwood designs of the past, modern methods using highly malleable plywood have made a myriad of striking new shapes possible. In recent years the furniture industry has witnessed the evolution of chair design, developing from charming 19th century models to trendy 21st century versions much more suited to the demands of modern living. Paired with other contemporary materials such as metal legs or upholstered seat pads, they deliver highly ergonomic whilst effortlessly stylish pieces of furniture. A prime example is our Grafton Dining Chair, immensely popular thanks to its skilful bentwood craftsmanship. Elegantly curving round the body for all-encompassing support, its wide rounded seat boasts a tasteful walnut finish and comfortable cushioning beneath fabric upholstery. Similarly, the bentwood seat of the Jefferson Dining Chair encircles the body for a secure and snug feel, wrapped in plush faux leather upholstery for a softer touch. Set on four trendy curved legs, these taper gracefully to the floor providing a strong yet stylish base. There is also our cool Candy Chair. With a fabulously funky vibe thanks to its array of bold colours, its seat is crafted from a single piece of wood that is ergonomically sculpted to the natural shape of the body. Why Choose Bentwood? Whether made using old or new manufacturing processes, bentwood softens the angular qualities often associated with wooden dining chairs. Its rounded curves are visually appealing and ideal for adding visual texture to any setting. Contrasting with clean straight lines and angular cabinetry, it can create a dynamic layered look. Or vice versa, it can be paired with similar circular structures to create a chic retro ambience. Often favoured by those opposed to the cold or clinical aesthetic created by an abundance of metal furniture, modern bentwood chairs still exhibit a contemporary styling, yet their use of natural materials mean they exude a lovely organic look. Another advantage is that the polished surfaces of the curves catch the light beautifully, creating an attractive warm sheen unattainable with metal alternatives. From classic bentwood to funky ABS, there's a chair for everyone in our great range. To get started, click the button below to browse the full collection.

Stackable Bar Stools

Stackable Bar Stools

When it comes to choosing furniture, it’s naturally important to consider how much space you have to play with. Our range of stackable bar stools are perfect for those seeking stylish furniture that can be easily stored to one side when necessary. Smart and versatile, these designs are an immaculate fit for a number of different settings. The Characteristics of Stackable Stools These models generally allow up to four stools to be placed on top of each other at any one time. The benefit of this is that they can be easily piled up and placed to one side when completing maintenance tasks, such as tidying, dusting or sweeping the floor. The top-heavy nature of bar stools necessitates that they be stacked vertically. The results of this are both stable and stunning in appearance. Arranging different coloured bar stools in such a way can create a fabulous focal point in itself, remaining neat and practical all the while. Furthermore, these models commonly feature hardwearing seats, typically fashioned from the likes of metal or ABS plastic. This means that they can be placed on top of each other without fear of causing damage to their seats. Plus, these practical materials can be easily wiped clean should any spillages occur. Integrated rubber bungs facilitate the stacking process, helping to reduce friction between the stools. "Certain designs, like the Healey Kitchen Stool, represent an exception to this rule, combining a faux leather seat with a stackable frame. For those who are at all concerned about damage, cardboard can be easily slotted between the seats in order to help to prevent denting or friction." Healey Kitchen Stool The Flexibility of Space Saving Designs Our select range of stackable stools have been specially designed for functionality and easy storage. Known for their practicality, they’re often favoured by those contending with space limitations. Whether furnishing a business or simply looking to fill out a small domestic bar area, our customers have come to value the efficiency of these multi-purpose products. These compact bar stools are generally defined by a number of easily identifiable characteristics. As a general rule, they rest on four legs and stand at a fixed height. In most cases, these designs are backless, however some do feature a small backrest. Furthermore, the legs tend to slope outwards. It’s this feature that allows the designs to be easily placed on top of each other. Originally, stackable designs were used in public and commercial spaces, and thanks to their flexible nature, they remain popular in these establishments today. From pubs to cafes, schools to exhibition spaces, they allow you to store extra seating ready for use during busy periods, enabling you to really make the most of the room that you have. Similarly, these designs can be easily piled up and transported, making them popular choices for functions such as weddings or exhibitions. When it comes to domestic use, these models are ideal for those who frequently find themselves looking to seat surprise guests or extra relatives. From apartment-dwelling couples to grandparents in bungalows, stackable stools are perfect for those who want to combine a small space with a big passion for entertaining. Plus, security need not be a concern, as items like the Replica Tolix Stool feature adjustable sliders, which can be tweaked in order to store them safely. With our great range of stackable models, you can enjoy all of the benefits afforded to larger spaces in a way that is both compact and unbelievably stylish. An irresistible option for those who value the element of choice, they are likely to continue to grow in popularity for some time to come.