✨ Elevate Your Space with Style and Comfort! ✨
The Tov Furniture Cosmo Stainless Steel Barstool combines modern design with functionality, featuring a durable stainless steel frame, eco-leather upholstery, and adjustable height. Measuring 20.1'' wide and 22'' deep, it offers a 360-degree swivel seat for ultimate convenience. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this barstool is perfect for any kitchen, dining room, or bar area, making it a stylish addition to your home.
P**L
DO NOT BUY. Low quality
DO NOT BUY!Purchased 2 as a set and today one of the seats broke in half sending me tumbling. These have rarely been used and kept in really good condition. They obviously have extremely low grade craftsmanship or materials especially for the price of these barstools. I’ve never seen a barstool or any seat for that matter break where it did for no reason and without warning.
K**S
Gorgeous Leather Barstool
Easy to put together, quality material. Leather seats, stainless steel, simple modern design. Incredibly stable, solid construction, bright white seat. Looks great pulled up to granite/quartz counter. Quality chair-- highly recommend. Some of the reviews were off, I gave it a try, regret nothing.Comes in sturdy packing material, put together by myself in about 10 minutes.
A**C
Quickly wobbly and no manufacturer support
After minimal use in three months became wobbly, unstable and unfixable (the leg is soldered to the base so no way to stabilize yourself without serious metalworking tools). Neither manufacturer or seller stood behind product. Very pretty of course but chairs are supposed to be used so stay away!
D**A
Easily gets damaged
I chose these stools for the look and I’m pleased with the quality. HOWEVER I discovered immediately that the arms get stuck under the countertop quite easily; I’m conscientious about avoiding that, but my guests have ruined them for me by forcing the stool arms when they get stuck, so I now have torn arms on the stools after only one month of use! Quite disappointing after buying 4 of them.
