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Room for everyone! A counter stool is both practical and trendy. With a few stools in your dining room or kitchen, you can add a designer touch to your interior, and your guests will always have plenty of room to sit down!
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Counter Stool | Bar Stool

At E67, we offer a range of trendy stools for your dining room. Are you looking for a counter stool with fabric upholstery, leather-like appearance, or chrome legs? Stylish, chic, and affordable, you're close to finding the stool model that will add character to your space!

Stool With or Without Backrest?

Each option has its advantages. The kitchen stool with a backrest provides comfortable seating during gatherings around the kitchen island or a high table. The stool without a backrest can be tucked under the counter to save space.

How to Choose the Height of Your Stools

Checking the seat height is an important detail. It's always best to measure your counter or table. We recommend then selecting bar stool models that allow you to maintain a comfortable space. In other words, consider leaving between 9 and 12 inches or 20 and 30 centimeters of space between the furniture and the seat of your stool.