If you love luxe living but with a streamlined aesthetic, you’ll love these bar stools.
Leather and wood are the perfect pair for any masculine-vibe interior, especially when they are paired for a luxe living design trend at the bar.
Luxe living isn’t just about furnishings that look like tiaras, the masculine side of luxe is less fussy, but just as fine. It’s all about luxurious leather, metal, and sumptuous textures. (This Arteriors Calvin barrel-style tufted bar stool is covered in top grain black and white hide leather)
So when you read ‘luxe living’ design, you may not be thinking a clean-lined aesthetic. The phrase is probably bombarding your brain with images of refined crystal, velvet, and exotic accents all perfectly and exquisitely detailed.
It’s true that the popular luxe living design trend blends elegant design lines with rich opulent finishes, and is described as the ultimate style in glamour and romance. But romance is not always the same for females as males, and there’s the masculine, more straightforward but equally as luxurious luxe for the alpha aesthetic.
Let’s take a walk through luxe bar stools, the perfect seating at the much-cherished design feature in any masculine space.
1. Hello Francesca, you look more expensive than your less than $180 price tag. The cream faux leather seat and back are interrupted, in a stylishly good way, by an open back. The upward curved lines of the seat meet the curved soft padded backside of this adjustable barstool.
2. While the Adeline does come in black, the option of the cream faux leather bar stool is a delicious visual treat to me. The bar stool has a bent wood walnut slat back and it’s adjustable.
3. The Gratto is a faux leather and walnut bar stool that is 29 ¼ inches tall. While the materials chosen are luxe living, the execution delivers a mid-century design has an open-back and a padded seat. Available in chocolate or cream, this bar stool is easy to incorporate into any space.
4. The sleek curved line that forms the contour on the Braiden bar stool seat add a grace and elegance that won’t not ‘go’ in a modern luxe living home. Its wood detail along the bottom of the white faux leather bar stool seat adds to the sophisticated look.
5. At first glance the Jayden may look like Francesca’s fraternal twin or cousin. The difference is in the execution of the cream faux leather and wood. The Jayden bar stool has a greater emphasis on the use of wood, and while there are other walnut barstools out there, the curved walnut on the back of this bar stool subtly transitions into graceful armrests.
There're so many styles of bar stools out there to be found, what's your favorite style?
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