With most Cafes having limited space on offer, bar stools are the perfect solution. Offering a relaxed atmosphere with the additional bonus of saving precious space where needed.

Traditional Bar Stool

The Traditional bar stools are often associated with pubs rather than Cafes. Ranging from a rustic theme which musters up images of scones and tea, to a modern contemporary vibe with barista coffees and inventive paninis, either way, the traditional bar stool is so adaptable in it's appearance it can fit into any venue. With the ability to tuck away neatly next to or under any bar area, it has the comfort as well as being a great space saving solution.

Contemporary Bar Stool

With more and more Cafes and Bistros moving their schemes into an industrial and modern design, the contemporary bar stools fit the bill. The Xavier metal low and high bar stools have the ultimate industrial finish or for that angular modern design, the Ohio bar stool is the perfect match.

Luxury Bar Stools

Luxury bar stools are becoming a firm favourite in Cafes. With high backs and additional padding like the Avon or Luigi, this soft seating option allows your customers to sit for longer periods in comfort whilst displaying your cafes design theme at the same time. Often positioned in Cafe windows with a high bar, they will show case your schemes and give a first impression of style and comfort to your Cafe. 

Low Bar stool

Its important to have a good blend of seating to suit such a broad demographic in a Cafe. The Low bar stools will give you flexibility as they are easily moved where needed, again offering a clever solution to saving space whilst increasing seating capacity.  

Stool alternatives

Cubes and Cylinder stools are fast becoming a new way of introducing colour and design into your venues whilst remaining practical and comfortable. Dressed in vinyl's or faux leathers they are easy to wipe clean and a firm favourite with the younger element of your Cafe visitors.

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