Velvet Stools

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Modern Upholstered Bar Stools Set Of 2, 26 Inch Counter Height Stools With Wood Legs And Button Tufted Backrest, Linen Chairs For Bar Counter Kitchen Island Dining Room, Beige

Set of Two Tufted Velvet Bar Stools

Canora Grey

This set of two bar stools has a 26” high seat height and comes in your choice of black or gray velvet. The full seat backs provide firm support and their solid oak black-painted wood frames easily carry up to 300 lbs.

$539.99 ~~$599.99~~

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Demure wingback detail adds a decorative touch along with the inlaid gold rivets. A tufted seat back gives the bar stools an elegant look that spans both traditional and informal styles. If you choose the black velvet option, make sure to repeat the black elsewhere in your decor scheme. Just remember that a little black goes a long way.

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Aanya Swivel Adjustable Height Bar Stool

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Set of Two Velvet Counter Stools

Hashtag Home

A sleek chrome pedestal disk base with built-in footrest contrasts with the lush velvet upholstery on this set of two counter stools. The stools feature easy air-lift height adjustment and a 360° swiveling seat. The low-back bucket seat supports up to 200 lbs.

$209.99

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Combining the sleek cool element of chrome with lush velvet creates a modern yet soft look. The use of chrome in place of piping around the fabric edges is an eye-catching and usual design treatment. The royal blue, bold yellow or emerald green velvet fabrics are all eye-catching as a focal point while the more neutral violet gray blends in easily with other elements in your kitchen.

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Burgundy Velvet Bar Stool

Rosdorf Park

Upholstered in durable polyester velvet, you get extravagance in an easy-care fabric. The seat back is rounded for comfort and measures 43.5” tall. Good for counters between 28”-33” high. This chair does not swivel or have a height-adjustment feature.

$459.99 ~~$771.4~~

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The definition of glam styling, this luxury velvet bar stool has it all. In an unusual twist, a diamond-tufted seat back with brushed brass nailed trim shows its best side to the rest of the room. We love the sharp splayed black legs with a gold-tone metal footrest and end cap leg detailing. Adding one or two of these to your kitchen decor is sure to be a show stopper.

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Low Back Velvet Counter Stool

Etta Avenue™

This counter stool comes in two seat height options of 24” or 29”. The chrome-plated, powder-coated iron frame sits under a compact 17.5” square foam seat cushion. The supporting footrest is 7.25” from the floor for extra back support.

$349.99 ~~$387.8~~

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If you have a contemporary or modern decor style, these architectural velvet bar stools would be a striking addition to your home. The Art Deco chrome frame design is exquisite and the low-back seat back design allows free site lines to the rest of the kitchen. These chairs would pair perfectly with Carrara marble slabs on your counter and backsplash.

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Velvet Swivel Bar Stools

Everly Quinn

The low back styling of this bar stool is perfect for continuous vertical tufting. Featuring a 360° swivel function, a footrest is in place on all sides. Comes in gray, dark blue, orange, pink, and yellow velvet on a foam-upholstered, solid wood seat frame.

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The soft velvet fabric on these chairs nicely sets off the contemporary golden lower frame. Gone are the days when we stuck to one metallic finish, so feel free to mix and match gold with silver for “a designer was here” look. Just remember to repeat the gold a couple of times throughout your room.

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Set of Two Modern Revival Velvet Bar Stools

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Set of Two Modern Revival Velvet Bar Stools

George Oliver

Plush seating and a sturdy steel frame combine to make these velvet bar stools comfortable and strong. The velvet fabric has corduroy-style lines throughout for a casual look and can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. The chairs require partial assembly with all tools included.

$299.99

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Bucket Seat Velvet Bar Stools

AllModern

Pairing contemporary and industrial appeal, these velvet bar stools look good in a variety of decor settings. The bucket seat design comes in sapphire blue, blush pink, emerald green, platinum, and vintage gold. Leg glides protect your floor and each chair can support up to 250 lbs.

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Backless Velvet Bar Stools

Corrigan Studio®

A minimalist, backless bar stool, this set is available in black, atrovirens, gray, pink, rust red, and dark green velvet. Easy to assemble, the black metal tapered-leg frame includes a gold metal footrest and connection piece with floor protection caps.

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Set of Two Swivel Luxury Velvet Bar Stools

Caleyah Swivel Adjustable Height Bar Stool

Set of Two Swivel Luxury Velvet Bar Stools

Rosdorf Park

These tufted velvet bar stools, available in black, pink, or navy, have an ergonomically curved low back on a high-quality foam seat. A stylish gold-colored iron pedestal base swivels and is height adjustable. This chair has a 300 lb weight capacity.

$629.99

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Buying Guide

Velvet stools are great seating solutions as they blend comfort and style perfectly. They are made to complement any interior décor and every stylish homeowner knows this for a fact that is why velvet stools are always present on fashionable, artistically designed spaces.

As there are lots of considerations that need to be accounted for when selecting velvet stools, here’s a guide that we’re sure you’ll find useful:

What type of velvet fiber should you choose?

Velvet is woven from several different fibers with the following as the common kinds:

Cotton Velvet - Cotton velvet has a beautiful matte finish. It is almost always blended with viscose in order to add both strength and luster to the material. The problem with this type of velvet for your stool’s upholstery is it crushes easily. If you opt for this material, make sure it is blended with another type of fiber to enhance its resilience.
Silk Velvet - Silk velvet is a luxurious fabric; possibly the most luxurious ever created. It's smooth and soft to the touch. It's so lustrous to the point that it gives off the impression that it’s wet. It is best suited for bar stools that will not be used heavily.
Linen Velvet - Like cotton velvet, linen has a dry, matte look. It takes dye well, which is why it always comes with a deep, rich hue. This type of velvet has subtle irregular striping as linen yarns have different thicknesses. Compared to other velvets, its pile is shorter and it is prone to crushing and bruising. It is a good choice if you are in an area with a warmer climate as the material is cool to the touch and breathable.
Cellulose-Based Velvets - Wood pulp or plant fibers that make up velvets are soft and they have a deep sheen or luster. Velvets from cellulose excel when it comes to glamour and friendliness to the environment.
Synthetic Velvets - They’re less prone to crushing or marking and they resist fading. However, they don’t have the rich color of natural fabrics. Since their introduction to the market, they’ve improved tremendously which means high-quality synthetic velvets look and feel the same as the natural ones.

How to style with velvet stools?

Velvet stools always look amazing. They bring in the texture that is absent in flat weave fabrics. If your space is more traditional or formal, a velvet bar stool with a high back will boost the space’s elegance and luxury. For more modern or contemporary rooms, a great way to add contrast to the space is by adding velvet stools with low or no backrests.

Take a close look at the overall theme of where you’ll be adding the velvet stools to ensure you pick the best ones for your space.

What are the most comfortable designs of velvet stools?

Backless stools can slide under the counter so they’re space savers. They, however, offer less comfort to users when sat on for a long time. The most versatile stools that you can get are those with a lip section or mid-back as they seem like they’re barely there but they can offer comfort to users. Of course, a fullback is always the most comfortable option for prolonged use.