Cleo Transitional Wood Bar Stool with Bowtie Back

With a bowtie-shaped backrest that’s equal parts playful and polished, the Cleo wood bar stool brings just the right amount of character to your kitchen island.

It’s dressed to impress, but not in a stuffy, tuxedo-at-a-wedding kind of way—more like smart-casual for your seating situation.

Built to Handle the Daily Buzz

Cleo’s solid wood frame is designed to keep up—day in, day out. Mortise and tenon joinery gives it that tried-and-true strength, while hidden metal brackets at the joints keep things solid and wobble-free, even after years of use.

Non-Swivel, All Steady

Cleo doesn’t spin—on purpose. Its fixed seat keeps things grounded, which is perfect if your kitchen, home bar, or restaurant sees a lot of foot traffic (and fast exits for second helpings).

Clean lines and straight legs give it a structured, pulled-together vibe—no fuss, just style.

Sized to Fit Your Space

Choose the seat height that works best:

• Counter height – Great for 36–37″ counters
• Bar height – Just right for 41–42″ bars

Make It Yours

Cleo keeps it classic, but you’ve got room to make it your own. Choose from a variety of wood finishes to match your space—whether you’re going for rich and warm or light and airy.

For the seat, pick between fabric or easy-to-clean vinyl, depending on what works best for your home or business.

It’s your stool, your style—Cleo’s just here to bring it to life.

At a Glance

• 5-year residential warranty
• Lifetime warranty on the leg glides
• It’s built to last you for decades
• BIFMA/ANSI (Canada) compliant
• Well cushioned seat for long periods of sitting
• Frame is made of solid European Beachwood
• High-density foam seating – built for lasting comfort, the 150/50 foam offers a commercial-grade, high-density core (150 kg/m³) with medium-firm support (50 IFD), ensuring durability and resilience in high-traffic spaces

Additional Details

• Proudly made in the USA
• Includes nail-in nylon glides on the bottom of the feet to protect your linoleum floors—these are already installed for you, so there’s no need to add them yourself. For added protection on wood or linoleum floors, we recommend adding felt pads.