Jack Daniels Bar Stools

Emily Hilton Interior Design Expert

Emily is a young, talented designer, whose professional interests gravitate towards kitchen and dining spaces. She prides herself on her attention to detail, obsession with functionality, and appreciation for craftsmanship.

Updated 03/05/2021

If you are a consummate fan of Jack Daniels and all of his glory, and you like to accent your home with Jack Daniels related paraphernalia, then have we got the bar stools for you. Our extensive collection of Jack Daniels bar stools all carry that logo you appreciate and are very comfortable. And even if you never sit on them, they will make a nice additional collectors’ piece for your home.

Buying Guide

If you're a fan of Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey and you want to buy something related for your household, Jack Daniel's bar stools are the ideal addition to your kitchen or diner. While all of them are similar in that they have Jack Daniel's featured on them somewhere, there are differences in the shape and styles of every one. You should also consider some important factors before making a decision about which bar stools to buy.

What are Jack Daniels bar stools typically crafted from?

As soon as you start shopping for bar stools, you will instantly notice that the Jack Daniel's bar stools are made generally from two main materials – wood and chrome. While some of the upholstery may be leather, the main frame of the stools takes it shape using wood or chrome.

Wood: Bar stools made from wood are ideal for those who want a vintage style in the kitchen. If you already have existing worktops or a breakfast bar which is made from wood, choosing this material will ensure everything matches.
Chrome: Very few stools are chrome all the way through. The frame is usually made from chrome, while the seat is then covered with leather padding for some extra comfort. This material adds more durability to the stools but looks harsher than wood so may not suit your decor.
Leather: You won't find the frame of Jack Daniel's bar stools constructed with leather, as it's simply not strong enough. You will, however, find a lot of leather when you start shopping for stools. Most commonly seen on bar stools which have a back, leather is a great option as it is resistant, durable and looks sleek and clean too.

How many bar stools should I buy?

While many bar stools are available as single units, a lot of them will come in pairs or sets of four. It's a good idea to do some measuring beforehand to decide how many bar stools you need to buy. Generally, each bar stools should have around 24-30 inches of width space on the bar stools to allow comfortable seating and use. Therefore, if your breakfast bar is 90 inches, you will neatly fit three bar stools. With this in mind, you can easily work out how many bar stools you need to buy simply by measuring the breakfast bar that you have in your kitchen.

If you don't already have a breakfast bar, you will have more flexibility to decide on the size of your new furniture. For example, if you know that you only want two Jack Daniel's bar stools, choose a breakfast bar which is around 60 inches in width as a minimum.

How should Jack Daniels leather bar stools be cleaned?

When buying leather bar stools, it is recommended to buy a leather aftercare kit. Chrome can easily be cleaned with detergent, while leather requires separate attention. For wood, you can damp dust your bar stools regularly to maintain them, and use wood cleaning wipes on a fortnightly basis for a deeper clean.