Choosing the right Lamia bar stool
Start with the setting and the visual character you want. The wooden-seat pedestal model offers a beech wood seat, a backrest and a foot ring. It may suit an interior where a wood detail helps connect the seating to other furniture or finishes. The swivel model has a perforated metal seat and back, which gives it a different material expression, and its swivel function may be useful where people need to turn while seated.
Both designs include a foot ring, so consider how that detail fits the counter or bar area and how the stools will be arranged. If you are furnishing several positions, compare the model silhouettes together with the colors and base finishes listed for the collection. Check which choices apply to the exact model rather than assuming every finish is offered across both designs.
Materials, colors and practical checks
The named models specify beech wood for the wooden seat and perforated metal for the swivel model’s seat and back; both have metal bases. Collection attributes also list Serie 200 as a material option. Color choices listed include beige, black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, purple, red and white, while base colors include black, grey, blue, green, red, silver, white and beige. Treat these as collection-level options and verify availability for the model you are considering.
Neither seat height nor back height is adjustable, so check the stool’s fit against your counter or bar before deciding. The listed maximum load is 135 kg, and the warranty is two years. If your project has specific requirements for materials, colors or origin, confirm those details for the selected configuration; the origin is available on request.
Plan the next step
Compare the two Lamia designs against your intended use, surrounding furniture and counter height, then confirm the selected model’s options and dimensions before specifying quantities. Myntwork offers Leyform products on a monthly lease, which can be considered as part of planning furniture for a commercial project. Ask about the specific Lamia stool configuration you need and check the relevant product details before placing your order.
Frequently asked questions about Leyform Bar Stool Lamia
What is the difference between the two Leyform Lamia bar stools?
One is a pedestal stool with a beech wood seat, backrest and foot ring. The other has a perforated metal seat and back, a foot ring and a swivel design.
Which Lamia stool should I choose for a counter area?
Compare the counter height with the stool’s dimensions, then consider whether you prefer a beech wood seat or a perforated metal seat and back. Neither model has adjustable seat or back height.
Do Lamia bar stools come in different colors?
The collection lists several seat and base color choices. Confirm which colors are offered for the specific Lamia model and configuration you are considering.
What materials are listed for the Lamia collection?
The named models specify a beech wood seat on one design and a perforated metal seat and back on the other, with metal bases. The collection attributes also list Serie 200; check the selected model’s details for applicable material options.
What should I verify before ordering Lamia stools?
Check the stool’s fit with your counter, the model-specific finishes and materials, and any project requirements. The listed maximum load is 135 kg, the warranty is two years, and origin details are available on request.
