Barstool chair for your breakfast bar
Today's kitchen is more than just a room for cooking. These days it's more of a geographical region, less defined by walls than by what it contains--its appliances, cabinets and, of course, the kitchen counter. In a way, the counter really reflects the nature of kitchen activity. From chopping to mixing to carving the roast, it's not the kind of work you do sitting down--at least, not in an ordinary chair. What you need is a chair that matches the stature of your counter--you need a kitchen stool.
