Choosing What Colour Of Bar Stool

When choosing a bar stool, colour is of prime importance, especially if you want to complement the décor of the room, or to match existing furnishings. To make things easier for our customers, our photographs are portrayed as close to the actual stool as possible, however differences can arise due to the Gamma setting on individual computers, which may alter the colour slightly. To cater for as many people as possible, we stock many notable stools in a wide range of colours, such as the Coco Bar Stools and the Lattice Bar Stool.

Contrasting Colours

Although the choice of colour is the focal point when selecting a bar stool, there is no right or wrong answer as to which colour to go for as the selection choice lies with individual taste. Or in an era where contrast is popular one may wish to contrast your kitchen or bar with a stool that is a different colour to your decor in order to make a fashion statement or bring out and accentuate the main decorative features of the particular setting, such as a Red Titan Bar Stool in a black kitchen.

We Stock A Huge Range Of Colours

We offer the largest colour range for bar stools so as that you are spoilt for choice and are able to select a product based on the style or image that you are trying to recreate. For those looking for a more classic style; black may well be the choice for you, as our most popular colour it never ages. You have the option of a plain black seat, or the Europa boasts a matt black seat and black stem and base. Or one may prefer a black seat with contrasting cream stitching as seen with the New York and Verona, or perhaps white stitching, like the Kiriko Bar Stool.

Chic Bar Stools

Alternatively, for a chic, unambiguous contrast the Miami Bar Stool is available - with a choice of a black seat frame and cream cushion or a cream seat and black cushion. For a pure, fresh look a white colour may be the obvious choice. Our stool seats are constructed from a variety of materials such as ABS resin, faux leather or genuine leather material, so there is no need to worry about dirt marks, as a wet cloth will easily and quickly get rid of any marks.

Brown Bar Stools

Brown and cream colours distinguish each other perfectly, they are the new black and white. Therefore within a cream setting brown bar stools will set off the room beautifully, and vice versa with a brown setting and cream bar stools. The brown colour is described as a chocolate brown and the cream is said to be a light cream as opposed to a yellowy cream. Our brown stools are available with a complete brown seat or a brown seat with cream stitching as on the Deluxe Crescent Bar Stool and the New York.

Cream Bar Stools

The cream variety offers a cream seat as one colour, or with white stitching as on the Kiriko, or with a black painted wooden seat frame such as on the Miami and the Orlando Bar Stool. For a traditional, timeless piece that will add subtle character our wooden range fits the specification with a wood shade to meet your requirement. There is light coloured wood as seen on the Chrome bar stool with wooden seat, a tanned brown boasted by the Bentwood Walnut and the Alpino has a rich brown seat with an accentuating grain detail.

Modern Retro Stool Colours

For a modern yet retro feel many turn to the silver colour, which all have a metallic finish to the seat helping to present this image. Red is a popular option for the more image conscious wishing to make a impact. The red colour is a true red that you would see in everyday life but also available is a deep, metallic red alternative that the Crescent and the Abyss offer. For the girly individuals there are subtle baby pink bar stools, Bubble and Summer Bar Stool. There are vibrant pink stools to attract attention offered by the Gimp, Gloss Coco and Matt Pod.

Gloss Or Matt Coloured Bar Stools

When trying to consider if the material finish will affect the colour of your desired bar stool you may wish to bear in mind that all of the ABS resin seats have a glossy finish to them with the exception of the matt Pod Bar Stool and the Bombos. However, the gloss in no way affects the colour but brings a crisp clean modern touch to any kitchen area.

Stools With Painted Wood Seats

The wood finishes have a satin gloss to them; so they are neither glossy nor matt, but just have a slight touch of sheen to them, which shows the smoothness of the wood by simply looking at it. This is seen in the Slink or Slalom Bar Stool. Additionally, the majority of our faux leather has a matt finish, not a shiny finish to it, so as to provide a realistic imitation leather look. Our genuine leather also has a matt finish to the leather. All of these material choices do not affect the overall colour of the stool, they simply complement and bring to life the colour.