Olivia Textured Bar Stools: Curved Backrest, Black Metal Legs, 250lb Rated, Yellow
By Furniture1001 min read
The Olivia is the stool with the curved back and the colour: a soft textured seat and backrest shaped to follow the spine, on black metal legs with footpads, in a warm yellow. It comes as a pair and is rated to 250 pounds.
What it is
A set of two upholstered kitchen stools with a curved backrest and a soft textured fabric over the seat and back. The title calls the fabric boucle and the product page calls it chenille; either way it is a textured pile the page describes as resistant to pilling and fraying. The legs are black metal with non-slip footpads. The stated capacity is 250 pounds, roughly 113kg. The page does not state the seat height.
Who it suits
A kitchen island where a plain stool would be one plain thing too many. The curved backrest is the comfort: it supports the lower back over a long breakfast. The yellow is the reason to buy it, and a pair of them is all the colour a kitchen needs.
Living with it
Vacuum with a soft brush; blot spills rather than rubbing, so the pile stays put. Check the footpads occasionally for grit.
Find yours
Free UK delivery and 30-day returns. Sold as a set of two.
See the Olivia yellow stools. For which height you need, read counter height versus bar height; for the difference between boucle and chenille, our fabric guide. Or browse all the bar stools.
Frequently asked questions
What is the fabric?
The title says boucle and the product description says chenille; both are soft textured fabrics with a looped or fuzzy surface. The page describes it as skin-friendly and resistant to pilling and fraying. Treat it as a textured pile: vacuum with a soft brush, blot spills.
How much weight does it take?
The stated capacity is 250 pounds, roughly 113kg, on black metal legs.
What is the seat height?
The product page does not state it, so check the listing against your worktop before ordering.
Will the legs mark the floor?
No. The page states non-slip footpads on the bottom of the legs to protect the floor.
Is yellow hard to live with?
It is the stool for a kitchen that is allowed a bit of joy: white units, oak worktops, a plant on the windowsill. It reads as warm rather than loud, and a pair at an island is enough colour for the room.
