HOT ! Calder Counter Stool

Poised and architectural, this stool brings mid-century elegance to the everyday ritual of gathering around the counter.

Product Description

A natural extension of the Calder silhouette, The Calder Counter Stool distills mid-century modern style into something sculptural, elevated, and deeply livable.

Its wraparound back curves into a slim profile, giving structure without visual weight. The brass and wood frame grounds the piece: a solid matte black base supports plated brushed brass arms that wrap the seat like a tailored cufflink. The plush, off-white velvet seat and backrest offer a sense of ease and contrast—softening the sharp lines with touchable texture.

With a 26-inch seat height, The Calder Counter Stool is designed to pair perfectly with kitchen islands and counter-height surfaces in transitional or modern spaces. It’s the kind of 1950s-inspired stool that feels equally at home in a city loft or a curated, coastal home.

Style Advice from Rachel Blindauer

I use The Calder Counter Stool when I want to add quiet sophistication to a kitchen without relying on trend-driven shapes. It balances beautifully against quartzite or marble countertops and looks especially sharp when paired with clean-lined cabinetry and aged brass fixtures. The off-white velvet acts like a neutral, while the brass and black base give the room structure and polish. If you want to echo the look in the dining room, the Calder Dining Armchair makes a perfect pair.

Specifications

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  Dimensions: 22\" W x 37\" H x 23\" D

  
  


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  Seat Height: 26\"

  
  


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  Arm Height: 34\"

  
  


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  Frame: Tapered solid wood in matte black finish

  
  


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  Arm Detail: Plated brushed brass

  
  


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  Upholstery: 100% polyester, off-white low-pile velvet

  
  


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  Fabric Durability: ASTM D4157 | 50,000 double rubs

  
  


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  Clean Code: SW (Water or Solvent)

  
  


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  Weight: 31 lbs

  
  


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  Sold: Individually

  
  

For kitchens that treat design as thoughtfully as the food they serve—this is the stool that makes every seat a statement.