Peter Brown’s Danish Bar Stool, made to order in Adelaide since the early 1960s.
If you’re planning a new kitchen, the island is where everyone will gather, and the stools are the piece the whole household uses every day. They’re worth choosing at the same time as the benchtop, not after it.
The Danish Bar Stool was designed by Peter Brown for TH Brown in the early 1960s, and it is still made to order in Adelaide today. Its sculpted seat back, angular solid timber frame and hand-stitched Italian leather look as at home in a new kitchen as they did more than sixty years ago. It is TH Brown’s best-selling piece.
Choose it your way
- Timber frame: Dark Ash, Light Ash, Clear Ash or Teak Ash.
- Leather: Arctic White, Black, Oak Brown or Calypso Orange.
- Height: a swivel seat that adjusts from 67cm to 78cm, so one stool suits a range of bench heights.
Three things to plan for
- Bench height. Measure your finished benchtop before you order, and allow roughly 25–30cm between the seat and the underside of the bench.
- Allow about 60cm of bench length per stool, so a 1.8m island seats three comfortably.
- Every stool is made to order, so order about eight weeks before your kitchen is finished. Allow longer over summer, when the factory takes its break.
Made to last
Each Danish Bar Stool is hand-finished in Adelaide, individually numbered and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity and a 10-year structural warranty.
Pricing
From $1,435 each in Arctic White or Black leather, and $1,545 in Oak Brown or Calypso Orange.
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