Owing Barstool Oak - Set of 2
Available in oak, the Owing counter stool is a refined spin on the traditional, designed to keep the casual dining experience as comfortable as it is stylish.
Constructed from oak, solid wood and wood, the Owing stool is built to handle the daily rigors of kitchen living without showing wear. The seat profile is designed for comfortable extended sitting, and the base provides stable, non-wobble support even on hard flooring. The natural finish pairs naturally with both light and dark kitchen palettes. Sold as a set of two.
Line up two or three along a bar-height counter or kitchen island for a clean, uniform look, or mix with a different stool style for an eclectic, curated kitchen feel. The slim profile keeps the kitchen from feeling crowded, and the design integrates well with both contemporary and transitional interiors.
As an authorized Moe's Home Collection dealer, American Home Furniture offers the full Moe's catalog with free shipping on orders over $150 and a 30-day return policy.
Description
Available in oak, the Owing counter stool is a refined spin on the traditional, designed to keep the casual dining experience as comfortable as it is stylish.
Constructed from oak, solid wood and wood, the Owing stool is built to handle the daily rigors of kitchen living without showing wear. The seat profile is designed for comfortable extended sitting, and the base provides stable, non-wobble support even on hard flooring. The natural finish pairs naturally with both light and dark kitchen palettes. Sold as a set of two.
Line up two or three along a bar-height counter or kitchen island for a clean, uniform look, or mix with a different stool style for an eclectic, curated kitchen feel. The slim profile keeps the kitchen from feeling crowded, and the design integrates well with both contemporary and transitional interiors.
As an authorized Moe's Home Collection dealer, American Home Furniture offers the full Moe's catalog with free shipping on orders over $150 and a 30-day return policy.
