If you're reading this, it's likely you've found yourself in the position of needing some new seating for your kitchen island but have struggled to work out whether you need a bar stool or an ...

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When I eat out these days, I can’t help but notice the stools. If I’m dining at a two-top or just passing by the bar, as the waiter leads me to my table, I’ll crane my head and note the firmness of ...

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You know you need at least a couple, but which ones? Here’s how to choose — without making the ‘rookie designer mistake.’ A backless stool is a good choice “when space is key and you want to tuck it ...