Kolvern Lentia Upholstered Counter Stools, Set of 3

A set of three brown faux-leather counter stools, each 36 inches high with a 26 inch seat and a low back with a keyhole cutout.

The carton ships three counter stools, not one. Each stool is 36 inches high, 19 inches wide, and 18 inches deep, so tape three of those rectangles before you order.

• A keyhole cutout back

  The back is a rounded panel that curves in at the waist, with an open half-moon cutout where it joins the seat instead of a solid slab. It gives the silhouette a lighter, more open look than a full high back would, even though the stool has real coverage where your spine rests.

• Tapered legs, wood-look finish

  Four slim legs taper down from wide at the seat to narrow at the floor, in steel finished to read as dark wood rather than bare metal. Small glide feet at each tip protect your floor, and a square footrest bar ties the legs together low down.

• Two people, tools included

  Each stool needs assembly at home, and the maker suggests two people for the job since the seat and back are one bulky upholstered piece to align onto the legs. The hardware and tools you need ship in the box, so there is nothing extra to buy before you start.

• Wipe the leather, do not soak

  This is faux leather, not fabric, so treat it like leather: wipe it down with a dry or barely damp cloth rather than spraying cleaner directly onto the seat. Skip soaking it or scrubbing hard, since trapped moisture can lift the surface over time, and blot spills right away instead of letting them sit.

• Padded seat, no armrests

  Foam padding under the faux leather gives the seat and back some cushion rather than a hard shell, and the curved back offers real support for your lower spine. There are no armrests, which keeps the profile narrow enough to slide in under the counter overhang when nobody is sitting there, and the base does not swivel.

• Faux leather over steel

  The seat and back are upholstered in faux leather, not genuine hide, layered over a foam and fabric base for shape. The frame underneath is steel, given a wood-grain finish so the legs read like dark wood from a normal distance, even though the material is metal.

• Counter height, 26 inch seat

  This is a counter-height stool, not bar height: seat height measures 26 inches off the floor, with the whole stool standing 36 inches overall. That suits a standard kitchen counter or island rather than a taller bar ledge, so check your counter before ordering all three.

• 250 pounds, per stool

  Weight capacity is 250 pounds on each stool in the set, not a combined number for all three. That rating covers the seat, back and legs together, so there is no separate lower limit hiding on a shelf or drawer the way some other furniture lists it.

• Three stools arrive together

  This listing is a set: three matching counter stools arrive in the order, not one and not a pair. Each one needs its own quick assembly, and the tools ship included in the box with every stool, so nothing has to be shared or bought separately across the three.

Good to know

• Each stool is 19 inches wide and 18 inches deep; you receive three.
• Seat height is 26 inches. Check that against your counter apron.
• Back rise from the seat is 10 inches; overall height is 36 inches.
• Rated 250 pounds per stool.
• Required. The listing suggests two people. Tools are included. Wipe the leather with a dry cloth after you set the stools up.
• Island, table, and other room pieces are styling only.