Barstool Chair Bali Aga

The BARSTOOL CHAIR BALI AGA measures 49.00 cm in width, 53.00 cm in depth, and 101.00 cm in total height, engineered specifically for elevated seating at standard bar counters, kitchen islands, and high dining tables. This seating unit has a physical weight of 9.50 kg and occupies a shipping volume of 0.2600 m3. The design framework bridges Scandinavian and Mid-Century Modern aesthetic traditions, characterized by clean structural lines, visible organic joinery, and a functional profile that avoids superfluous ornamentation.

Solid teak wood constitutes the primary material for the entire construction of the chair. Teak is chosen for its dense grain structure, natural oil content, and high tensile strength, which allow the timber to withstand frequent weight shifts and heavy daily use without structural degradation. The natural color finish preserves the raw visual characteristics of the wood, highlighting the distinct grain patterns, growth rings, and warm golden-brown tones native to mature teak. A clear protective coating is applied to the surface to seal the wood pores against moisture absorption and minor surface stains while maintaining a matte tactile feel.

The seating architecture features an ergonomic contour designed to support the human body during extended sitting periods. The backrest is constructed with a curved wooden slat system that conforms to the natural alignment of the spine, providing lumbar support at the upper height of the chair. The seat pan is slightly recessed, distributing body weight evenly across the surface to reduce pressure points. Four slender yet robust legs extend downward from the seat base, braced by integrated horizontal footrests on all sides. These footrests serve a dual purpose: they stabilize the vertical load-bearing frame against lateral swaying and provide a resting place for the user’s feet when seated at an elevated position.

Construction methods rely on traditional mortise and tenon joinery reinforced with internal hardware, ensuring that the joints remain rigid over years of use. The legs taper slightly toward the floor, a signature detail of Mid-Century Modern furniture design that reduces visual bulk while maintaining a stable footprint. Protective nylon glides are fitted to the base of each leg to prevent scratching on hardwood floors and reduce friction when the stool is pulled outward from a counter.

This model functions reliably in both residential environments, such as open-plan home kitchens and private wet bars, and commercial settings, including boutique cafes, hotel lounges, and restaurant tasting counters. The scale of the chair allows multiple units to be placed side by side along a counter without crowding the knee clearance space. Maintenance requires only routine wiping with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and debris, with occasional application of teak oil recommended to preserve the moisture resistance and natural luster of the wood over decades of service.