Farmhouse Bar Stools

Farmhouse style bar stools: rope, cane and wood

A farmhouse stool looks made rather than manufactured. Hand-woven paper rope seats in creamy white or honey sit on black powder-coated metal frames. French country stools pair natural cane backs with turned, fluted legs in whitewashed wood or solid oak. A wheat herringbone stool rests on weathered solid hardwood legs, and a backless pair sets a wood-grain seat on black-painted solid pine legs.

Farmhouse counter height bar stools

For a standard 36 inch counter, look for a seat 25 to 27 inches high. The backless counter stools have a 25.6 inch seat and a cross brace that doubles as a footrest, then tuck fully under the counter. The swivel rope stools sit at 26.77 inches, and the oak counter stool with a cane back sits at 26.5 inches, with brass nailhead trim and a brass-plated footrest.

Farmhouse bar stools with backs

A back makes a long breakfast more comfortable. The woven rope stools curve the back to meet you and add a double footrest, with leveling pieces to steady them on uneven floors. At bar height, the French country stools have a round cane medallion back and a 30 inch seat, and the wheat upholstered stools have a tall parsons back with a cutout handle and a 31 inch seat for a 42 inch bar.

Farmhouse swivel bar stools

The swivel counter stools turn a full 360 degrees on a black metal frame with a round footrest ring, in cream or honey paper rope with a low woven back. Each holds up to 220 lbs, the same rating as the rope and wood-seat stools.

Farmhouse bar stools set of 2 and care

Most styles come as a set of 2, and the oak cane back counter stool is sold on its own. Dust woven rope and cane with a soft brush, wipe wood with a dry cloth, and blot spills on linen or performance fabric seats right away.