Character oak stools for kitchen islands
A slender oak stool for kitchen islands, handcrafted from character oak and finished with Hardwax Oil that highlights the timber’s natural knots and markings. Choose a regular or large carved seat and a height from 60–80cm for your kitchen island or breakfast bar.
Not sure which height to choose? Measure from the floor to the underside of your worktop and subtract 20–25cm.
Dimensions
Choosing the right size
Please check the measurements before ordering. Our sizing guide explains how to choose the right height and seat size for your kitchen.
This stool is available with two different seat sizes - Regular and Large.
Regular seat:
Width (side to side) 35cm, Depth (front to back) 25.5cm, Footprint (at bottom of stool) 40cm x 30cm.
Large seat:
Width (side to side) 38cm, Depth (front to back) 28cm, Footprint (at bottom of stool) 42cm x 32cm.
Available in your chosen height from 60–80cm.
Please contact us if the height you’d like is not listed.
Design
Our Classic range offers a minimalist design with a deeply carved seat for comfort. We always try to select the widest pieces of oak for the tops of our stools. This showcases the beauty of the natural material with flowing grain patterns and characterful knots. Very rarely are such wide pieces used in modern furniture making - your new furniture will be truly unique.
This stool is the ideal size for most people and kitchen islands, with a frame that is solid and sturdy while providing two footrests for added comfort.
Soft pads are fitted to the feet of each leg to protect your floor.
All our furniture is handcrafted in our bespoke workshop located in Beccles, Suffolk with timber sourced from a local sawmill.
Material
Character oak indicates the grade of the timber. It is admired for the natural beauty associated with an ancient tree weathered by the elements. The cracks, splits and knots are filled with epoxy resin to stabilise and smooth the surface. As oak is a natural product you should expect visual differences between each stool, including joints, knots, grain pattern and colouration.
Character oak stools for kitchen islands
A slender oak stool for kitchen islands, handcrafted from character oak and finished with Hardwax Oil that highlights the timber’s natural knots and markings. Choose a regular or large carved seat and a height from 60–80cm for your kitchen island or breakfast bar.
Not sure which height to choose? Measure from the floor to the underside of your worktop and subtract 20–25cm.
Dimensions
Choosing the right size
Please check the measurements before ordering. Our sizing guide explains how to choose the right height and seat size for your kitchen.
This stool is available with two different seat sizes - Regular and Large.
Regular seat:
Width (side to side) 35cm, Depth (front to back) 25.5cm, Footprint (at bottom of stool) 40cm x 30cm.
Large seat:
Width (side to side) 38cm, Depth (front to back) 28cm, Footprint (at bottom of stool) 42cm x 32cm.
Available in your chosen height from 60–80cm.
Please contact us if the height you’d like is not listed.
Design
Our Classic range offers a minimalist design with a deeply carved seat for comfort. We always try to select the widest pieces of oak for the tops of our stools. This showcases the beauty of the natural material with flowing grain patterns and characterful knots. Very rarely are such wide pieces used in modern furniture making - your new furniture will be truly unique.
This stool is the ideal size for most people and kitchen islands, with a frame that is solid and sturdy while providing two footrests for added comfort.
Soft pads are fitted to the feet of each leg to protect your floor.
All our furniture is handcrafted in our bespoke workshop located in Beccles, Suffolk with timber sourced from a local sawmill.
Material
Character oak indicates the grade of the timber. It is admired for the natural beauty associated with an ancient tree weathered by the elements. The cracks, splits and knots are filled with epoxy resin to stabilise and smooth the surface. As oak is a natural product you should expect visual differences between each stool, including joints, knots, grain pattern and colouration.
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