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This beautiful bar stool is contemporary and cushy. the tufted upholstery ensures you'll stay perched on it for long conversations.

The Portman Saddle Stool is a great stool to use in those spaces where a bar stool with a back isn't pratical. This stool will easily tuck away underneath the counter and it's tufted for extra comfort.

Originally designed for a discotheque, unlike wide lapels and cocaine spoons, these barstools have never gone out of style! Lightweight, sleek, and unobtrusive, they let you spin full circle while perching for a cocktail.

This is a funny one. Katso in Greek means "to sit," so I guess that's why it is called a Katso stool. I love its carved, wooden, saddle-like seat.

Nice, slim lined, modern barstool won't take away the sense of space larger, bulkier stools will. Nice for contemporary or modern kitchens.

This gorgeous and tailored bar stool reminds me of a tuxedo - classic and timeless. I could see this bar stool working in a classic white kitchen or a modern dark wood kitchen.

I love the simplicity of the stool and the plain black color. It'd go in any space. And at this price, how could you go wrong?

The Louis ghost chairs by Philippe Starck are both classic and iconic. I do, however, also adore the more subtle barstools from the same collection. They're casual yet elegant.

All it takes is a fun splash of color to take a basic, industrial piece from drab to fab. I love the pop of red on the metal elements of this chair.

Now here is something I've always wanted: a counter bench. This one comes in hundreds of fabrics and several nailhead choices.

These comfortable stools give an unexpected jolt of cerulean blue and have a comfortable padded seat and seatback. Also available in carbon and in counter stool height.

Crafted with a kiln-dried mahogany frame and legs.

Antiqued zinc plated iron wires warp and weft, wrap and weld surprisingly comfortable contours. Handwoven to graphic extreme with exposed handwelding at each crosspoint and edge wrap. 30" or 24"

I love this bar stool because it looks like it came from an old soda shop. It gives the kitchen a pop of color and is also easy to clean for those who have children — just wipe and go.

I appreciate the rustic appeal to these barstools, while they still manage to avoid the dude ranch wagonwheel coffee table look. They are the perfect way to create your own tasting room — right at home!

A mid-century classic (designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955), the Series 7 in a stool version is a great way to add some strong contemporary curves to your breakfast bar or kitchen island. They have miles of style but don't hog the spotlight.

Anything this utilitarian and classic never goes out of style in my book. I just had a bunch of these powder coated at a local shop in a funky custom turquoise color. For the price, you can't beat the comfort, function and style of this stool. Plus they come in multiple sizes, and with backs! As a...

You can't get more classic than the X-back bar stool. And just like any classic piece, it can work equally well in both traditional spaces and more unique, eclectic ones.

This bar stool has a classic silhouette that's been streamlined and detailed to perfection. Cases in point: the classic X pattern on the back and the delicate ring foot bar.

These faux leather stools would be so cool if they were an all-plastic material, but I do love the simple silhouette.

I would use these at my bar as well as at my desk. They would be a great way to connect rooms and keep with the whole industrial look.

Classic while undeniably modern, here is another success story brought to you by Philippe Starck.

Another great look is mixing pastel shades with industrial forms and materials, such as with these powder-coated metal stools. They'd be so great against a dark gray kitchen bar.

I'm always searching for ways to add some French flea market style to vintage modern rooms, and these beautiful bar stools with the slightly curved X backs are just the ticket. They are ever so farmhouse rustic yet still chic and elegant.

A classic bar stool in leather will be so inviting at the kitchen counter.

These colorful barstools are exactly what the doctor ordered for a cheery kitchen. The bright green might be my personal favorite. They're very affordable, too.