HAY Soft Edge Bar Stool
The HAY Soft Edge Bar Stool is a fixed-height bar stool for people furnishing bar-height counters in workplace or home settings. Its oak seat and chromed steel base combine a warm wood surface with a metal support, while the clean, armless form keeps the stool straightforward to place around a counter or shared work surface.
Oak Seat And Steel Base
The seat is lacquered oak in a dusty green finish, paired with a chromed steel base. This combination brings a muted colour accent to a room while keeping the materials clearly visible; it can suit interiors where a wood seat and metal frame work alongside existing furniture.
With no upholstery, the seat has a direct wood surface rather than a padded or fabric-covered finish. That makes its material easy to see and keeps the stool’s appearance simple. The standard gliders are included, so the base has glides where it meets the floor.
HAY’s Soft Edge collection gives this bar stool a distinct place among seating options for counters and raised surfaces. Its black, green, red, grey, white and beige seat colour options, along with silver, black, red and grey base options, offer alternative combinations when selecting a look for a room.
Fixed-Height Bar Seating
This HAY bar stool does not have adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. It is best considered when the counter height and seating position are already established, rather than when users need a chair that can be adapted to different desk or counter heights.
The design has no backrest, armrests, headrest or lumbar support. That open format can be useful where users want to move on and off a stool without working around arms or a back, but it is not a substitute for an adjustable, supportive office chair for long seated work.
The stated maximum load is 135 kg, giving buyers a clear limit to consider when choosing seating. A two-year warranty is also specified, providing a defined warranty period for the purchase.
For Counters And Shared Spaces
Use the Soft Edge 75 Stool where bar-height seating is needed, such as at a raised counter or shared surface. Its fixed configuration makes it a more natural fit for a dedicated seating spot than a flexible workstation, and the armless profile can help keep the area visually open.
The stool is listed as circular, a useful product detail for buyers weighing circularity as part of a furniture decision. Its oak and steel construction, dusty green lacquered oak seat and chromed steel base make the specified version easy to identify when coordinating a group of stools or matching existing finishes.