These counter stools have a beautiful vintage-inspired design that adds warmth and character to a kitchen island. The rich brown faux leather, button-tufted backrests, and nailhead trim create an elegant look, while the curved wooden legs make the set feel distinctive. I especially like the wraparound seating and convenient 360-degree swivel feature. The cushioned seats look inviting, and the circular footrests are a practical touch. At approximately 25.5 inches in seat height, they are designed for counter-height spaces. Overall, this is a stylish combination of classic details and modern convenience.

Easy to put together, except there was one screw insert that was missing on one leg. Will reach out to customer service to rectify the problem.

Perfect height to be both a decorative piece yet totally function-able. The low profile doesn’t overwhelm the space. As a home stager with a natural feel for Feng Shui, these easy to seat swivel stools fit every need. Perfect FengShui

Nice chairs with great color, you could put it anywhere in the Ah — these are the ones!Those are the tufted faux-leather swivel counter stools — the super popular mid-century Chesterfield bar stools. What you have Its the 26 counter-height version (not 30 bar-height), bentwood legs with black footrest ring, button-tufted back, nailhead trim. Usually sold as a set of 2 as Art Leon, Lismore, or WANQUAN on AmazonWayfair. Real-world reviews for this exact model Pros Look way more expensive than they are — that distressed brown leather brass studs reads like a 400 Restoration Hardware stool, but most people pay 120-180 for the pair. Perfect for your setup with the marble pass-through. Comfortable for a bar stool — the low curved back hugs you, the seat is padded pretty thick. People sit in them for 1-2 hours for breakfast without complaining. Swivel is smooth — 360-degree swivel on the seat, footrest actually helps if youre tall. Sturdy wood legs, not wobbly if you tighten them properly. Easy to clean — faux leather, just wipe spills. Big win vs fabric in a kitchen. Cons that come up a lot Faux leather will peel in 1-2 years if its in direct sun — and yours are right by those French doors. UV is the killer. Keep them conditioned or throw a light cover if sun hits them all day. Nailheads can pop — a few reviewers say 2-3 studs fall out after 6 months. Super glue fix. Legs need re-tightening — the wood screws loosen with swiveling. Check them every month or put a drop of thread-lock. Tufted buttons collect crumbs — need a quick vacuum in the crevices. For your space The 26 height is perfect for that floating counter you have — you have about 10-12 knee clearance, which is ideal. If you had the 30 version youd be hunched over. If you like them, keep them out of that afternoon sun from the doors and they will last way longer. Want me to find the exact listing for replacement nailheads or a leather conditioner that works on this faux Ah — these are the ones! Those are the tufted faux-leather swivel counter stools — the super popular mid-century Chesterfield bar stools. What you have Its the 26 counter-height version (not 30 bar-height), bentwood legs with black footrest ring, button-tufted back, nailhead trim. Usually sold as a set of 2 as Art Leon, Lismore, or WANQUAN on AmazonWayfair. Real-world reviews for this exact model Pros Look way more expensive than they are — that distressed brown leather brass studs reads like a 400 Restoration Hardware stool, but most people pay 120-180 for the pair. Perfect for your setup with the marble pass-through. Comfortable for a bar stool — the low curved back hugs you, the seat is padded pretty thick. People sit in them for 1-2 hours for breakfast without complaining. Swivel is smooth — 360-degree swivel on the seat, footrest actually helps if youre tall. Sturdy wood legs, not wobbly if you tighten them properly. Easy to clean — faux leather, just wipe spills. Big win vs fabric in a kitchen. Cons that come up a lot Faux leather will peel in 1-2 years if its in direct sun — and yours are right by those French doors. UV is the killer. Keep them conditioned or throw a light cover if sun hits them all day. Nailheads can pop — a few reviewers say 2-3 studs fall out after 6 months. Super glue fix. Legs need re-tightening — the wood screws loosen with swiveling. Check them every month or put a drop of thread-lock. Tufted buttons collect crumbs — need a quick vacuum in the crevices. For your space The 26 height is perfect for that floating counter you have — you have about 10-12 knee clearance, which is ideal. If you had the 30 version youd be hunched over. If you like them, keep them out of that afternoon sun from the doors and they will last way longer. Want me to find the exact listing for replacement nailheads or a leather conditioner that works on this faux leather

Nice chairs. Look very nice They are easy to put together and look very nice next to the bar