District Wooden Top Bar Stool With Metal Legs

The angular black iron frame gives this stool its distinctive shape, with an integrated front footrest positioned to take weight off your legs during relaxed evenings at the counter. It’s a considered structural detail rather than a decorative one — and that practicality is what separates a well-designed stool from one that merely looks the part.

Elm wood has a grain that repays close inspection — each piece subtly different, full of the natural variation that makes solid wood more interesting than any painted surface. Here it sits as a warm contrast to the dark metal, and that tension between the two materials is precisely what gives the District collection its appeal.

This stool works particularly well in open-plan living spaces where the kitchen flows into a dining or social area. It brings a consistent industrial thread to the room without feeling heavy or out of place among lighter, softer furnishings.