Cappellini TC 12 4-Leg Low Backrest Bar Stool

Cappellini TC 12 4-Leg Low Backrest Bar Stool

The Cappellini TC 12 TC 4-Leg Low Backrest Bar Stool is a four-leg stool for people furnishing bar-height counters who want a defined backrest without a bulky chair profile. Designed by Jasper Morrison in 2021, it pairs a low backrest and white-finished plastic body with a brushed stainless steel structure, giving the stool a distinctive material contrast.

TC 12 Stool Design and Materials

The stool’s white plastic body and brushed stainless steel structure create a restrained combination of light and metallic finishes. This gives buyers a clear way to coordinate a seat with metal furnishings while adding a white element to a bar-counter setting.

A four-leg steel base gives the Cappellini TC 12 bar stool its defined support structure, while the brushed stainless steel finish makes the metal construction visually prominent. The four-leg format is a useful consideration when selecting stools to sit alongside other furniture with a similarly straightforward base.

Low Backrest and Seating Fit

The low backrest offers a point of back contact while keeping the silhouette lower than a stool with a taller back. Choose it when you want some backrest presence at a counter but do not need a high back, headrest or arms.

This is a fixed-height stool, not an adjustable office chair: the seat height, back height and seat depth cannot be changed. That makes it important to check that the stool suits the counter and the people who will use it before choosing it. There is no lumbar support, so buyers looking for dedicated lower-back support should consider that limitation.

The product is specified for a maximum load of 135 kg. This gives a clear reference point for assessing suitability, while the listed two-year warranty provides the stated warranty period for the purchase.

Bar Counter Use and Selection

As a bar stool, the TC 12 is suited to furnishing bar-height counters where a low-backed seat is preferred. Its fixed configuration can also help keep a group of stools visually consistent, provided the counter height and seating position match the stool.

The model is listed as circular, but no further details about what that means for materials or end-of-life handling are provided. If circularity is a deciding factor, use the listing as an initial product attribute rather than assuming a particular recycling or reuse process. The TC 12 brings together a low backrest, white plastic body and brushed stainless steel four-leg structure in a clearly specified stool design.