The Cellar Cane Bar Stool brings warmth to a bar wall of steel and stainless. The frame is hardwood in a dark walnut tone, with four turned legs, stretchers and a woven cane back set into a curved timber frame.
Cane breathes, which makes it pleasant on a hot summer evening, and it gives the stool a light, open look that keeps a long line of stools from walling off the bar. The seat cushion sits in a timber seat frame and can be removed and recovered, so you replace a worn cushion, not the stool.
A full footring with a brass finish wraps the legs at footrest height, protecting the timber from boot scuffs. The joints are glued and mechanically reinforced at every leg-to-seat connection — the point where wooden bar stools fail when guests rock back.
Cane suits covered and indoor spaces; keep it out of direct rain. The frame is finished in commercial lacquer that stands up to spilled beer and wipe-downs. Available at 30 in bar and 24–26 in counter heights.
