We celebrate the simplicity and versatility of the circular stool in the kitchen with nine favourites.
The circular stool’s low profile and uncomplicated form lends itself to both traditional and modern interiors. From old favourites to new releases, level up your breakfast bar with our collection of nine contemporary circular stools.
The HAY Revolver bar stool in Embling Road House by Lou Prentice Interiors | Photography by Martina Gemmola
The grazia&co Iva stool in Orchard House by Chelsea Hing | Photography by Rhiannon Taylor
Contrasting round timber forms with an angular metal footrest, the Connect bar stool by Melbourne furniture brand KIN Design Co essentially ‘connects’ through a simple slotting system without the need for tools.
The Magis Tom and Jerry stool reinterprets classic furniture typology: the industrial workshop stool. The swivel stool offers complete flexibility with height, thanks to its colourful polypropylene screw joint.
First introduced in 1933 and still made in Finland today, the Artek bar stool 64 by Alvar Aalto is a sturdy, symmetrical circular stool crafted from solid birch.
One of our top ten products in 2020, the Iva stool by grazia&co is an exemplar of Australian-made design, a combination of curved and straight, soft and striking.
The HAY Revolver bar stool features a slim, streamlined profile with a bearing mechanism that enables the seat and footrest to rotate 360 degrees.
Made in Melbourne, the Tre Mezzo Fabric Upholstery stool by multidisciplinary design studio Biasol is available in three heights with a stitched fabric seat.
The Champ stool by New York makers Matter Made sees the reimagining of the utilitarian stacking stool. When stacked, the stools form a graceful upward spiral.
The BassamFellows Circular stool has a sturdy yet agile floating presence, comprising a padded leather seat atop tightly-bent tubular legs.
The circa 1950 Fritz Hansen High Dot stool by Danish designer and architect Arne Jacobsen is inspired by the classic bistro bar stool.
