Antoine Upholstered Kitchen Stool

Lathe-turned bobbin legs, limewashed oak, biscuit-coloured upholstered seat — the kitchen stool that makes a counter feel like it was considered from the very beginning.

Kitchen stools are often an afterthought. The Antoine Stool is anything but. The intricately turned bobbin legs — achieved through skilled lathe work by master craftsmen — bring the same French country character to a kitchen counter as the Antoine bedroom collection brings to a bedroom, creating a visual and material continuity throughout a home that feels genuinely cohesive. The limewashed oak finish in its mellow pale tone coordinates naturally with stone worktops, white cabinetry and warm wood surfaces, while the biscuit-coloured upholstered seat adds comfort and a soft, warm tone that sits with equal ease in a country farmhouse kitchen or a contemporary open-plan space.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The bobbin-turned legs are the defining quality — each rhythmic knob and taper shaped on a lathe by hand gives the stool's frame a sculptural, artisanal character that no straight-legged or metal bar stool alternative can replicate. This is the same turned-leg language as the Antoine chest and dresser, translated into a kitchen stool format and maintaining the same craftsmanship and presence. The gentle lime wash tone softens the natural oak without concealing the grain, giving the timber warmth and depth that a plain painted or stained finish cannot achieve.