Bennett Barstool | Set of Two

The Bennett — a pair of bar-height stools in vintage cognac faux leather with aged bronze metal legs and saddle-stitched detailing — gastropub craft meets London townhouse kitchen, sold as a coordinated set of two.

The Bennett brings the material pairing that defines the contemporary gastropub and the modern townhouse kitchen — vintage-finished tan faux leather paired with aged dark bronze metal legs. The leather is finished with deliberate variation and matte distress across the surface, the kind of irregular tonal depth that proper aged leather develops with use rather than the flat uniform colour of new upholstery. The metalwork is a slim splayed four-leg frame with a horizontal foot ring at perfect resting height, finished in a darkened bronze that grounds the warm leather above. Saddle stitching runs along the backrest spine and seat edges, the contrasting craft detail that signals genuine leather-style construction.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The seat is a properly sculpted scoop rather than a flat pad — a generous bucket form that wraps the lower back with a low cushioned backrest, with vertical channel stitching down the seat front giving the upholstery structure and visual rhythm. The shape provides genuine support for sitting at a kitchen island or bar through a long dinner, rather than the perched discomfort of a flat-topped stool. The slim splayed legs keep the visual weight low so a pair of Bennetts pulled up to a kitchen island never reads as cluttered, while the dark bronze finish coordinates with everything from natural oak through to painted timber, polished concrete, marble, and stone. Sold as a set of two — the standard arrangement for a kitchen island or breakfast bar.