Luxury Outdoor Bar Stools
Complete Your Outdoor Bar With Our Designer Outdoor Bar Stools
Make the most of your outdoor space with our collection of luxury outdoor bar stools. Our outdoor bar stools are a great way to complement your outdoor space, pairing beautifully with everything from bistro tables to breakfast bars. Enjoy a relaxing glass of wine in the evening, or perhaps a sunny breakfast at your outdoor breakfast bar. If you’re looking for other pieces to pair your bar stools with, then have a look at what else we have to offer in our luxury outdoor furniture collection? We offer plenty of outdoor chairs, tables, sofas, and more if you want a consistent style across your luxury outdoor space.
Bespoke and High End Outdoor Bar and Counter Stools
Alongside our bar stools, we also offer counter stool height options, in similar styles with a slightly smaller seat height. These are better suited towards breakfast bars and kitchen counters. If you aren’t sure, it is always a good idea to measure your counter height and speak to a member of our helpful team about which is the right one for you. Alternatively, if you are looking for something completely different, we offer bespoke services to accommodate any additional needs you may require.
See our designer outdoor bar stools in our London showroom
If you are unsure on your choice or want to see what we can offer in person, our London showroom has plenty of beautiful pieces in for you to see for yourself! Our friendly, expert team will be more than happy to show you around to offer advice on which pieces may suit you, and we also offer our interior design services if you need assistance on achieving your dream home. We are also happy to offer worldwide shipping to our overseas clients.
FAQs
What is the difference between a bar stool and a counter stool?
A bar stool and a counter stool have different seat heights. Bar stools are designed for bar tables or bistro tables, whereas counter stools are smaller and made for kitchen counters or kitchen islands.
A bar stool typically has a height of around 75 cm, whereas a counter stool is generally around the 65 cm mark. A few cm leeway can be given each way for both of these, as there is not set dimensions for this. Bar stools are typically found in commercial settings such as bars and restaurants, whereas counter stools are generally found in residential spaces.
What is the best material for luxury outdoor bar stools?
There are several great materials available for luxury outdoor furniture. The best material depends on what style you are looking for. For wooden pieces, Teak is generally a strong material due to being naturally resistant to outdoor weather, making it incredibly durable.
When it comes to metal, aluminium, steel, polyethylene, and wrought iron are all strong candidates due to their weather resistant capabilities when they have the right finish. Plastic is also a great choice for outdoor furniture, however this is typically found not used in luxury outdoor furniture.
Can luxury bar stools be used outside?
Designer bar stools can be used outside if they are made from the correct materials and have the appropriate finish. An example of this is powder coated aluminium – the powder coating gives it an extra layer of protection to the outdoor weather.
Although they can be used outdoors, it is not recommended furniture is stored outdoors, regardless of its resistance to weather. Storing your furniture when not in use during off seasons can help preserve its lifespan. It is recommended if you cannot store them indoors that they are covered up and protected if possible.
Should a designer outdoor bar stool have a back?
An outdoor bar stool can come with or without a back, depending on the style. If you plan on sitting on it for prolonged periods of time, such as dining at a bistro table, then it would be advisable to choose one with a back for comfort reasons.
If you are working with a small amount of space, a backless bar stool can be useful. Backless stools can be stored underneath the bar or counter area when they are not in use. They are often also lightweight and lower in cost due to less materials.
