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Bucket Bar Lounger-Lounging in Style-
Lounge around in your own home or office in the Bucket Bar Lounger by Richardson Seating. This swivel bar stool is based on a heavy gauge tubular steel frame in either black enamel finish (24" seat height or 30" seat height) or a chrome finish (30" seat height only). PLEASE SELECT BAR STOOL SEAT HEIGHT AND FRAME COLOR BELOW. Sink into the soft foam padded back with a deep foam padded seat of this relaxing bar lounger. This swivel bar stool is designed with a 3 degree pitch for ultimate comfort. The Bucket Bar Lounger weighs in at 24 lbs. Features chrome footrest and glides. CLICK ON COLOR CHART TO SEE CHOICES FOR NAUGAHYDE UPHOLSTERY SELECTION (shown in Forest). PLEASE MAKE COLOR SELECTION BELOW. Counter Stool-Space Conscious Comfortable Stools-
Classic Counter Stool by Richardson Seating fits neatly under bar counter or table. Traditional styling and thick padding make this 360 degree swivel counter bar stool as comfortable as it is stylish! Eclectic backless bar stool blends with any type of home decor. Bar stool weight is 18 lbs. Features chrome footrest and glides. Available in seat height of 24" in a black frame or seat height of 30" in black or chrome frame. PLEASE SELECT SEAT HEIGHT/FRAME COLOR BELOW. Naugahyde upholstery available in many colors (shown in Cinnamon). CLICK ON COLOR CHART TO SEE COLOR CHOICES. PLEASE SELECT UPHOLSTERY COLOR BELOW. RELAX OUTDOORS IN HAMMOCKS OR HAMMOCK SWING CHAIRS FROM MY HAMMOCK STORE |
Buy Bar Stools or Barstool Lounge Chairs~Swivel Bar Stools for Any Room~ Bar stools are inviting, relaxing bar furniture whether you enjoy retro bar stools and casual décor such as the nostalgic drugstore or prefer a more formal decorating style. Bar chairs or bar stools come in many styles such as Modern/Contemporary, Traditional or Retro. Bar furniture is available in various heights, including 24" bar stools or the standard 30" bar stools. Bar stools suit your comfort and decor style in either backless or with back styles. Swivel bar stools add fun as well as functionality of movement. Today’s barstools are constructed of wood, metal, fiberglass and other materials. Bar Stools are designed for every taste from the classic wood bar stools or traditional bar stools to the funky modern bar stools such as our Sugar Cone Bar Stool which looks like a giant, colorful ice cream cone. Bar Stool Bill offers statement tables and chairs, as well. If you have bar tables or a bar counter with room for seating in your kitchen, dining room, living room or any other space inside your home, browse through the selection at Bar Stool Bill to find the perfect bar furniture or kitchen bar stools for sale at reasonable prices. We also feature a selection of outdoor bar stools for your porch, patio or cabana. For total relaxation, be sure to check out our ultra comfortable bar loungers. *GREAT SELECTION
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Contessa Swivel Bar Stool with Back-Bar Stools with Timeless Beauty-
Beautiful bar stool for home or office! The Contessa Swivel Bar Stool with Back is available in many sizes and metal frame finishes. Offered in stained wood seat or upholstered vinyl seat. This timeless piece is constructed by Holland Bar Stool Company. Swivel bar stool weighs 34 lbs. Bar stool with back is available in seat heights of 18" (overall height of 31"), 25" (overall height of 38"), 30" (overall height of 43") and 36" (overall height of 49"). Seat width and depth for 18", 25" and 30" seat height bar stools is 17.5". Seat width and depth for 36" seat height bar stools is 19". PLEASE SPECIFY SEAT HEIGHT BELOW. Price shown is for 18" bar stool. Click on other sizes below for pricing. Wood seat bar stool is available in Oak or Maple in the following finishes: Medium Oak (SHOWN), Natural Oak, Dark Oak, Dark Cherry Oak, White Paint Oak and Black Paint Oak, as well as Natural Maple, Medium Maple, Dark Cherry Maple, White Paint Maple and Black Paint Maple. Click on wood finish selections BELOW to change picture to show wood stain samples. PLEASE CHOOSE WOOD STAIN SEAT COLOR BELOW or leave as NONE if ordering vinyl seat bar stool. Vinyl seat bar stool (for an additional $20 per bar stool) is available in dozens of colors. Click on Holland Bar Stools Vinyls link below under SEE ALSO to view vinyls available. Click Back to return to this page. SELECT UPHOLSTERED VINYL OPTION and TYPE IN COLOR CHOICE BELOW. Just leave as NONE if ordering wood seat bar stool. Steel frames feature an oven-baked epoxy/polyester powder coating to resist scuffing, chipping or peeling. Bar stool steel frames available in (See Square Samples FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE) 1) Bronze (ALSO SHOWN ON BAR STOOL), 2) Black Wrinkle, 3) Pewter, 4) Rust Patina, 5) Anodized Nickel, 6) White and 7) Stainless (additional $75 for Stainless). Click on samples under bar stool to see enlarged selection of frame finishes. Glides on the Contessa Swivel Wood Seat Bar Stool with Back are designed for floor protection. Bar stool featured on this page constructed with Medium Oak wood seat and Bronze frame finish. See bottom of page for picture of a 30" Contessa Swivel Wood Seat Bar Stool with Back shown in Dark Cherry Maple Seat Finish and Stainless Frame Finish. Bar stool is available with three swivel options. 1. S-360 Regular Swivel turns 360 degrees. 2. MS Memory Swivel with 180 degree turning span. Swivel has an internal spring which returns seat to its original position. 3. Welded Swivel is welded, leaving the bar stool locked in a stationary position for the look of a swivel stool without the swivel function (additional $10 per welded bar stool). PLEASE MAKE SWIVEL SELECTION BELOW. See Also![]() |
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Valentine's Day Decor Tips
Are you planning a whimsical Valentine dinner for some wonderful friends or a romantic dinner just for you and your sweetheart? Whichever it is, you can make the evening memorable with a little planning and effort. You can set the mood for an extra-special Valentine's Day dinner by simply lighting candles and nibbling pizza in front of the fire. Or you can put in some extra effort, take time to plan, and make everything absolutely perfect for a special meal. Whatever way you intend to prepare for Valentine's Day dinner, the suggestions here will get you started on your way to a wonderful evening. Read more Valentine's Day Decor Tips originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 at 00:00:26. French Countryside in Your Very Own Home
When you think of Provence and the French countryside, you're sure to see lavender fields and bright sunshine. While there are many elements that contribute to the French Country style of decorating, the resulting look is always rustic, old-world, and welcoming.
The look fits well into both country houses and elegant, old chateaux. The French Country style of decorating, with its warm and casual feel will fit beautifully into your home as well. Colors used to decorate in the French Country style come from the full spectrum of the color wheel. Sunny yellow and soft gold, firey red and burnt rust, bright grass green and dark hunter green, cobalt blue and soft ocean tones -- all these are found in this wonderful decorating style. Bright black and dull grays punctuate the bright colors and define accessory pieces. Read more French Countryside in Your Very Own Home originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Monday, February 8th, 2010 at 00:56:41. Choose the Right Paint Color
When it comes to decorating, choosing paint color can really be a challenge. While you may feel that there are so many choices you're bound to find the right one, you may end up feeling that there are too many color choices and you don't know where to start!
The tips here will really help you if you feel stumped by this important choice. After all, the paint color will set the tone for the room. First, be patient. It's great to collect paint chips when planning a room, but hold off making final choices until you've developed an overall room scheme. Paint is available in literally an infinite array of colors and is the most versatile element of your room decor, the easiest to change, and the least expensive. Read more Photo: (c) C. Nafie Choose the Right Paint Color originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Friday, February 5th, 2010 at 00:49:58. Say I Love You All Around the House
Valentine's Day isn't just for lovers. It's a special day of the year to express your love and appreciation to many people in your life.
Whether it's children, siblings, friends, or co-workers, a special message will be appreciated by all.
With little touches around the house, on a desk, or around a dinner table, you can let the people in your life know how special they are to you. I don't know a person who wouldn't enjoy it! Here are our ideas on tiny little ways to bring the Valentine spirit to your home. It doesn't matter a bit if red or pink don't go with your decor. You'll only have these special touches up for a day or two. They'll surely bring a smile to faces! Read more Say I Love You All Around the House originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Thursday, February 4th, 2010 at 00:45:36. Budget Art Ideas for Your Home There are many ways to stretch a budget when it comes to decorating a home, and one of the easiest may be to create your own budget artwork. If your finances have been blown on a move, wedding, furniture, or other necessities, you may be looking at bare walls and no money to decorate them. You'll have to get creative and find or make some of your own budget artwork. How should you begin this project? If you already know what style of decorating you like, you're in luck. It will make it much easier to select subjects, colors, mats, and frames for your art. If you're unsure or have an "eclectic" style (sometimes also known as a hodgepodge) you'll have to choose as you go along. Read more Budget Art Ideas for Your Home originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 00:41:08. How Do You Read Decorating Magazines? Decorating magazines offer a terrific source for decorating ideas. However, it can be overwhelming to see hundreds of "perfect" rooms and photographs in each issue. So instead of feeling inundated with ideas and projects, try some of these techniques for looking at magazine photographs. Some of these are designed to help you zero in on your personal preferences and style, while others will teach you, train your eye, and give insight into decorating principles. Rather than just browsing a magazine, this is looking with a purpose . It's not just paging through a publication, it's sitting down with an assignment. By consciously deciding what you want to learn, you can focus on a particular topic and teach yourself more about design. Next time you're looking at a magazine, pick one or two of these techniques and see how much you'll learn. Read more How Do You Read Decorating Magazines? originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 00:38:37. Kitchen Island Tips
Add extra work space and decorative interest to your kitchen by installing an island. The kitchen island can be as simple as a small table or as elaborate as a custom-build, electrified, plumbed, tiled cooking center. It seems as though families are getting smaller and at the same time, kitchens are getting bigger. Designers are using industrial appliances, state-of-the-art cabinets and countertop materials, and including a kitchen island whenever possible. A kitchen island looks beautiful in most settings and adds work space, storage area, and room for additional appliances. Read more Kitchen Island Tips originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Monday, February 1st, 2010 at 00:33:45. What's Your Focal Point?
A room will feel much more inviting and offer a more comfortable place to rest if you arrange the furniture or accessories around a focal point.
Sometimes a focal point is an architectural feature. At other times, a focal point can be a special picture, mirror, or dramatic piece of furniture. Learn how to find a focal point in your room and how to make the most of it. Start by looking around your room to determine the 'biggest' feature. It may be a fireplace, a picture window, or a built-in bookcase. This will generally be your focal point. Read more Photo: (c) C. Nafie What's Your Focal Point? originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Friday, January 29th, 2010 at 00:28:44. Make Gift Giving Personal
Valentine's Day is just around the corner, do you have the gifts for your sweetheart yet?
Thanks to the wonders of customization, it is easier than ever to give something unique to someone you love. We have collected our favorite ideas. Choose the one that is right for your occasion. It will be a personalized memento of your thoughtfulness! For example, you can treat your significant other with a monogrammed gift from The Silken Thread. A variety of bed linens, table linens, handbags, throws, ribbons, and more are available from their site. Sweet gifts come in all price ranges. Read more Make Gift Giving Personal originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Thursday, January 28th, 2010 at 00:25:37. Find Storage Space in Your Home
"A place for everything and everything in its place." Wouldn't that be ideal? In the perfect home you'd have a place to put everything where it would either look beautiful or be out of sight until you needed it.
If you have more "things" than you have space you'll find some great storage ideas here. You'll get suggestions for making the most of the space you have and find ways to create storage areas where you might not have thought. Instead of opening a cupboard and finding a pile of things that do not go there, you can be so organized in your home that you could open a cupboard or door and find exactly what you're looking for. When you're finished using the item, you would be able to open the door again and put the item back. Case closed! Storage should be easy. Is it easy in your home? Read more Find Storage Space in Your Home originally appeared on About.com Interior Decorating on Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 at 00:18:32. support@barstoolbill.com ![]() |
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