Butler Roland Bar Stool

The distressed finish is designed to mimic a vintage, aged appearance, which means you should expect some natural variation in the metal's texture and tone. This intentional weathering ensures each stool has a unique character rather than a perfectly uniform, factory-new look.

Yes, the leather upholstery is generally low-maintenance. For everyday care, simply wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth; for occasional spills, a slightly damp cloth should suffice. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve the leather's rich color and texture.

With a width of 21 inches, these stools have a relatively standard footprint. We recommend leaving at least 6 to 10 inches of space between each stool to ensure guests have enough elbow room and can easily get in and out of their seats.

Yes, the backrest is designed to provide upright support, making it more comfortable than backless stools for extended dining or conversation. While it offers a solid structure, it is best suited for standard upright seating rather than lounging.

While the base is sturdy, we always recommend applying felt furniture pads to the bottom of the iron legs. This simple step will protect your flooring from potential scratches and help the stool glide more quietly across hard surfaces.