The Wabi Sungkai Wooden Modern Counter Stool brings warm, minimalist design to your kitchen or dining area with honest craftsmanship and natural materials. This Artesia Wabi Sungkai Wooden Modern Counter Stool available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping offers the refined simplicity of a counter stool -- a tall seating option designed to pair with counter-height surfaces, typically 24-26 inches in seat height, for casual dining and gathering. Built from solid sungkai wood in a natural brown finish, this stool showcases the wood's fine grain and pale warmth, fitting effortlessly into counter and bar stool collections that value understated style. Wabi Sungkai Wooden Modern Counter Stool Features: Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 19 x 14 x 24 inches Material: Sungkai Wood Color/Finish: Natural Brown Seat Style: Curved rectangular seat with gently rounded edges for ergonomic comfort Structure: Four-leg construction with integrated footrest Design: Minimalist Care: Indoor use only; wipe with damp cloth Why choose the Wabi Counter Stool from Sideboards and Things? This stool fits beautifully at kitchen islands, breakfast bars, or counter-height tables where you want sturdy, uncluttered seating that doesn't compete with the room. The sungkai wood's fine grain and pale hue complement a wide range of finishes and color palettes, from coastal whites to industrial metals. Its lightweight build allows easy repositioning when you need flexible seating, while the four-leg base and footrest deliver stable, practical support for everyday use in counter stool arrangements throughout your home. How does sungkai wood hold up for daily seating? Sungkai wood is known for its fine, even grain and moderate density, making it durable enough for regular counter seating while maintaining a lighter weight than many hardwoods. The natural finish shows the wood's character and warmth, and routine care with a damp cloth keeps the surface looking fresh. Because this stool is designed for indoor use only, keep it away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve the finish and prevent warping over time. What makes this stool comfortable for longer sitting? The rectangular seat features gently curved edges that follow the body's contours, offering a slight ergonomic advantage over flat seats and reducing pressure points during extended meals or conversations. The integrated footrest provides a natural place to rest your feet, promoting better posture and comfort at counter height. At 24 inches tall, this stool pairs well with standard 36-inch counters, positioning you at the right height for eating, working, or socializing. Frequently Asked Questions What are the exact dimensions of the Wabi counter stool? The stool measures 19 inches wide, 14 inches deep, and 24 inches high overall, with a curved rectangular seat designed for ergonomic comfort. What material is this counter stool made from? It is constructed from solid sungkai wood with a natural brown finish that highlights the wood's fine grain and pale coloring. Does this stool work with standard counter heights? Yes, at 24 inches tall this stool is designed for counter-height surfaces typically 36 inches high, providing comfortable seating for kitchen islands and bar or counter setups. How do I clean and maintain the sungkai wood finish? Wipe the stool with a damp cloth as needed and use it indoors only to protect the natural wood finish from moisture and sun damage. Is assembly required and does it ship fully assembled? Sideboards and Things offers free standard curbside delivery to the continental USA; white-glove delivery, in-room placement, packaging removal, and assembly are available upon request for an additional fee. Can I use multiple Wabi stools together at a counter or island? Absolutely -- the minimalist design and 19-inch width allow you to arrange several stools side-by-side at a counter or island without crowding the space. Sideboards and Things. Free curbside delivery to the continental USA. All product details reflect manufacturer specifications.
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