A counter stool built around a sculpted wood seat with a wing-inspired silhouette, carried on a slim metal base. The seat is the piece: rather than a flat disc, it is shaped so the edges lift away from the center like a pair of wings, which gives the stool a distinct profile from the side and a more comfortable seat than its sculptural appearance suggests.
Sandblasted Seat
The wood seat is sandblasted, a process that erodes the softer spring growth in the timber and leaves the denser grain raised. Two things follow from that. The surface becomes tactile rather than slick, which matters on a seat. And the grain pattern is thrown into physical relief, so the contours of the sculpted form are described by the wood's own structure instead of by a stain or a printed finish.
Finish Options
- Wood finishes: Black, Walnut or Oak
- Metal finishes: Chrome or Matte Black
- Standard seat height: 27 1/2 inches
- Custom seat height: available on request
Finish choice does not affect the price — select whichever combination suits your interior.
Quantity Pricing
- 1 stool — $600
- 2 stools — $1,100 ($550 each)
- 3 stools — $1,500 ($500 each)
- 4 stools — $1,828 ($457 each)
- 5 stools — $2,250 ($450 each)
Because most kitchen islands and bars take stools in runs, the per-unit price falls as the quantity rises.
Choosing a Seat Height
The standard 27 1/2 inch seat suits a counter of roughly 36 inches — the common kitchen island height. For a raised bar at around 42 inches you will want a taller seat, which is available as a custom height. As a rule, allow 10 to 12 inches between the seat top and the underside of the counter.
Where It Is Used
Kitchen islands, breakfast counters, home bars, restaurants, boutique hotels and hospitality interiors. The combination of a sculpted wood seat and a slim metal frame keeps a row of stools from looking heavy along a long counter.
Can I order a different seat height?
Yes. Custom seat heights are available on request and confirmed before production.
Do the finish choices change the price?
No. Wood and metal finish selections are priced the same; only quantity affects the total.
Will the stools match each other?
They are produced to the same specification and finish. Natural grain differs from seat to seat, which is inherent to sandblasted solid wood.
A counter stool built around a sculpted wood seat with a wing-inspired silhouette, carried on a slim metal base. The seat is the piece: rather than a flat disc, it is shaped so the edges lift away from the center like a pair of wings, which gives the stool a distinct profile from the side and a more comfortable seat than its sculptural appearance suggests.
Sandblasted Seat
The wood seat is sandblasted, a process that erodes the softer spring growth in the timber and leaves the denser grain raised. Two things follow from that. The surface becomes tactile rather than slick, which matters on a seat. And the grain pattern is thrown into physical relief, so the contours of the sculpted form are described by the wood's own structure instead of by a stain or a printed finish.
Finish Options
- Wood finishes: Black, Walnut or Oak
- Metal finishes: Chrome or Matte Black
- Standard seat height: 27 1/2 inches
- Custom seat height: available on request
Finish choice does not affect the price — select whichever combination suits your interior.
Quantity Pricing
- 1 stool — $600
- 2 stools — $1,100 ($550 each)
- 3 stools — $1,500 ($500 each)
- 4 stools — $1,828 ($457 each)
- 5 stools — $2,250 ($450 each)
Because most kitchen islands and bars take stools in runs, the per-unit price falls as the quantity rises.
Choosing a Seat Height
The standard 27 1/2 inch seat suits a counter of roughly 36 inches — the common kitchen island height. For a raised bar at around 42 inches you will want a taller seat, which is available as a custom height. As a rule, allow 10 to 12 inches between the seat top and the underside of the counter.
Where It Is Used
Kitchen islands, breakfast counters, home bars, restaurants, boutique hotels and hospitality interiors. The combination of a sculpted wood seat and a slim metal frame keeps a row of stools from looking heavy along a long counter.
Can I order a different seat height?
Yes. Custom seat heights are available on request and confirmed before production.
Do the finish choices change the price?
No. Wood and metal finish selections are priced the same; only quantity affects the total.
Will the stools match each other?
They are produced to the same specification and finish. Natural grain differs from seat to seat, which is inherent to sandblasted solid wood.
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Return: 15 days after arrival
Free Shipping for every state in the US with FedEx!
Our Company does not provide White Glove
Return: 15 days after arrival
🧼 Care & Use Guide for Epoxy and Wood Products
- Especially for pnes with clear epoxy, protect from direct sunlight
- Avoid chemical cleaners. Use a slightly damp cloth for regular cleaning. For fingerprints or stains, you can use glass cleaner or vinegar water. If food spills, gently wipe the area. Leave oily spots if they don’t come off easily — the wood will absorb the oil, and it won’t be damaged.
- To preserve the wood’s color, shine, and durability, apply natural wood oils regularly (2-3 years). They nourish and protect the surface.
- Extreme heat and moisture can damage both wood and epoxy. Never place hot items like teapots or pans directly on the surface — always use a heat-resistant mat.
- When moving or assembling large, heavy pieces, take your time and ask for help to avoid damage.
🧼 Care & Use Guide for Epoxy and Wood Products
- Especially for pnes with clear epoxy, protect from direct sunlight
- Avoid chemical cleaners. Use a slightly damp cloth for regular cleaning. For fingerprints or stains, you can use glass cleaner or vinegar water. If food spills, gently wipe the area. Leave oily spots if they don’t come off easily — the wood will absorb the oil, and it won’t be damaged.
- To preserve the wood’s color, shine, and durability, apply natural wood oils regularly (2-3 years). They nourish and protect the surface.
- Extreme heat and moisture can damage both wood and epoxy. Never place hot items like teapots or pans directly on the surface — always use a heat-resistant mat.
- When moving or assembling large, heavy pieces, take your time and ask for help to avoid damage.
Sculpted Wood Wing Counter and Bar Stool
Sculpted Wood Wing Counter and Bar Stool
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