Wrought Iron Bar Height Table
Buy the best wrought iron bar height table selected and recommended by interior designers. By Emily Hilton.
Putting wrought iron inside the home is a newer concept and it has taken the decor world by storm. Now, we give you a bar height table with wrought iron supports that is not only sturdy but fashionable. It will go well with darker cabinets or countertops, and offset your white tile or wood flooring very well. Take a look in this collection for more ideas.
Wrought Iron Bar Height Table
Buying Guide
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.
A wrought iron bar height table can be the perfect furnishing for your patio, balcony or for that window that is just a little too high up to look through comfortably from an ordinary chair. Imagine taking your morning tea or coffee looking out at the world from a lordly seat on a comfortable barstool – one of the nice ones, with a back, not a basic platform on four legs – and letting your mind spool up for the day ahead.
A basic bistro table
A very basic wrought iron table might be just the sort of table you’ve been looking for to add to your patio or balcony. The latticework tabletop won’t hold water when it rains, allowing you to have an ever-dry tabletop for your morning or evening nosh.
A slatted black, stainless steel table
A slatted black, stainless steel table could be the perfect complement to your BBQ Grill. You can either position it near the grill to hold all the accouterments of producing succulent grilled foods or you can use it to hold up your cold drink while you kick back in the matching barstool with supportive back and posh beige cushions. Tending your grill has never been more comfortable nor more stylishly enjoyed.
A wood-topped pub bar
Dress up your breakfast nook with a wood-topped pub bar with curved wrought iron legs, which come in several styles, from very plain to exceptionally fancy. The delicate legs look almost as if they might become animated and dance about your kitchen. Add a tablecloth and matching cushions to the accompanying bar stools and your breakfast nook is ready for you to enjoy that morning cup of tea or coffee. Depending upon the tablecloth and cushions, you can fit this setup to everything from shabby chic or country right up through exceptionally formal Victorian.
Mosaic tiled top table
Introduce a conversation piece to any room or to your patio with a mosaic tiled top table. You can purchase the tables ready-made or create your own using an existing metal topped table as the base for your creation. You can place simple tiles in geometric patterns or use an original drawing to create a one-of-a-kind tabletop that will become a conversation piece or even a family heirloom.
A bar-height table generally falls into the 40- to 42-inch height range, which calls for bar stools of 28-30 inches from floor to seat.