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Barstools FAQ

Counter vs bar height stools: what's the difference?
The difference between counter and bar height stools is about 4 inches of seat height. Counter height stools have a 24 to 26 inch seat for 34 to 36 inch kitchen counters and islands, while bar height stools have a 28 to 30 inch seat for 40 to 42 inch bars and pub tables. To check the fit, aim for 10 to 12 inches between the seat and the underside of the surface.
How tall is a bar stool, and what size do I need for a 42 inch counter?
A standard bar height stool has a seat about 28 to 30 inches off the floor. That makes it the right size for a 42 inch counter, bar, or pub table, since it leaves about 12 inches of legroom underneath. If your counter is closer to 36 inches, choose counter height stools instead. Adjustable stools are handy if you have surfaces at different heights.
How do I choose bar stools that match my kitchen?
Pick stools that repeat at least one element of your space, like a wood tone from your cabinets, a metal finish from your lighting, or a color from your backsplash. Natural wood kitchens pair well with beige, tan, or off-white seats, while gold-toned metal adds a glam touch. A contrasting stool color can also add a fun focal point to a neutral island.
Which bar stools hold up best with kids?
Look for sturdy wood or metal frames, darker upholstery or wipeable faux leather, and a footrest so little feet aren't dangling. Stools with backs are safer for children than backless styles. If small kids will use them often, consider counter-height stools or adjustable-height options instead of tall bar stools, which are harder to climb safely.
Can I use indoor bar stools outside?
You can bring indoor bar stools out for a party on a covered patio, but don't leave them outside, especially overnight. Rain, sun, and dirt can damage wood finishes, fabrics, and metal. Choose wipeable materials if you plan to move them around, and bring them back inside as soon as the gathering ends.
What does the warranty cover on bar stools?
Bar stools are covered by Mor's 1-year limited warranty from the day you receive them, for defects in materials and workmanship such as frame and joint construction, seam separation on upholstered seats, and seasonal wood splits or warping. Normal wear, like faded or pilling fabric, isn't covered, and neither is damage from misuse, such as standing on a stool. Inspect each stool at delivery and report scratches or nicks within 48 hours. Keep your invoice, since you'll need it to file a claim with Customer Service.
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Bar Stools & Counter Stools for the Heart of Your Home

The kitchen counter is where homework gets done, coffee gets poured and friends linger while dinner cooks. The right bar stools make that spot a place people want to stay. Find barstools and counter stools in modern, farmhouse and industrial styles, sold one at a time or in bar stool sets of 2, 3 and 4 so everyone gets a seat.

A quick measurement saves a return trip. Most kitchen counters stand about 36 inches high and pair with counter height stools, while taller bars and pub tables around 42 inches call for high bar height stools. Between sizes? Adjustable bar stools raise and lower to fit. Swivel bar stools turn easily toward the stove, the TV or a friend across the island, backless stools tuck neatly under the counter in smaller kitchens, and upholstered stools with supportive backs make long brunches feel effortless.

Black bar stools with metal frames bring a modern edge, warm wood and woven seats feel relaxed and farmhouse-ready, and wipe-clean faux leather stands up to sticky fingers. Coordinate your stools with dining chairs so your dining room stools and seating feel like one collection, then pair them with a counter height dining set, a bar table or a bar cart for easy entertaining. Explore more dining room furniture to complete the room. Add the optional MOR Safeguard Furniture Protection Plan to protect your new stools from spills, stains and everyday accidents.