Amish Laurie Bar Stool

The 24-inch stool is designed for standard counter-height surfaces, typically around 36 inches tall. The 30-inch stool is intended for bar-height surfaces, which are usually 42 inches tall. Measure the distance from the floor to the underside of your counter or bar to ensure you have at least 10 to 12 inches of legroom.

The stationary base provides a firm, fixed position, which is ideal if you prefer stability or have children. The swivel base allows for 360-degree rotation, making it easier to get in and out of the stool and participate in conversations around the room.

All available hardwoods—Oak, Maple, Cherry, Hickory, and Walnut—are durable choices for furniture. Hickory is the hardest and most resistant to wear, while Maple offers a smooth, uniform grain that is very resilient. Your choice should ultimately depend on the aesthetic grain pattern and color you prefer.

Because these stools are handcrafted in America using solid hardwoods, they are built with traditional joinery techniques rather than mass-produced fasteners. This results in a sturdier, more stable piece of furniture that is designed to last for generations.

Yes, the wide range of wood species and stain options allows you to coordinate the stools with your current decor. We recommend ordering wood samples if you are trying to achieve a precise match with existing cabinetry or dining tables.