Barstools
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Pair of vintage leather office chairs by Richard Sapper for Knoll, 1979
Gispen chair
Vintage leather office chair with arms by Sapper for Knoll
MK8263 Vintage EA108 office armchair by Charles & Ray Eames
Vintage teak secretary by Sigfrid Omann for Olholm Møbelfabrik, Denmark 1960s
Klöber vintage leather office chair
Pair of metal and leather Calligaris chairs, Italia 1990s
MK8262 Vintage EA112 office swivel armchair by Charles & Ray Eames
Vintage multi-storage desk, 1950
2x designer bar stools
Vintage teak and beech desk, Sweden 1960
Vintage wooden desk with free wheels, Czechoslovakia 1960
Planmøbel Space Age Desk
Vintage lady's secretary in cherry wood and sycamore, France 1940
Scandinavian vintage teak desk by Arne Wahl Iversen
Vintage desk by Jules Wabbes for Universal Furniture, Belgium 1960
Pair of vintage desk lamps, orange-red, Czechoslovakia 1960
Vintage teak desk Denmark 1960s
Vintage teak desk 1960s
Vintage teak desk Denmark 1960s
Scandinavian vintage desk in oak Sweden, 1960
Arco Desk by BBPR for Olivetti Synthesis - 1960s
Vintage metal and wood desk, 1975
Vintage rosewood desk by Sigfred Omann
Design bar stools: highlights in the home
The bar stool
Bar stools are becoming increasingly popular when furnishing a room. Whereas the choice used to be for a standard dining chair, people are now increasingly opting for a bar stool. This is because a bar stool has many advantages over a chair and can create a playful effect in your interior.
Not just for the bar
Why choose a bar stool instead of a chair? First of all, it is important to know that a bar stool is not only for use at the bar. You can also use them perfectly at your kitchen island, for example, or as an extra seat at the dining table. In addition, a bar stool often creates more space than a regular chair, as they have less volume and therefore take up less room.
Determine the height
When looking for new bar stools, it is important to consider the right height. This is because there are different sizes available: low, medium and high variants. The low version is usually used at lower-sized bar tables, while higher ones are better suited to higher tables such as kitchen islands or bar tables.
Sitting position
Another thing to pay attention to when buying bar stools is the seating position. It is important that the bar stool has a comfortable seat that suits your body. Here, pay attention to the width of the seat and the material it is made of.
Style
It is important to consider what style of bar stools will suit your interior. There are different types available, such as industrial bar stools or modern ones in bright colours. Choosing a suitable design and colour palette can really complete your interior. At Whoppah, the range consists of designer pieces by Vitra, Knoll and Charles and Ray Eames, among others.