In older times there was a difference between bar chairs and bar stools. The stools were very simple in their construction and were designed to sit in front of the bar counter. The only thing that was considered in its manufacture was its height. The height of the bar stools was kept in accordance with the height of the bar counter. There was no element of comfort and luxury, however, the material was considered to create a class. Later, innovations were born with the interference of designers in the field of commercial furniture. The bar stools were provided with arms and backs to make them comfortable, but they were still far from chairs in their shape.
During the last decade, innovative design appeared in bar stools and they began to resemble chairs as well. These chairs, like stools, were called bar chairs and gained popularity in a short period of time. These are not only comfortable but also elegant and classy in their appearance. These not only serve as stools, but can also be used for comfortable seating. Restaurants that have bars in their premises make extensive use of this type of bar chair.
Bar chairs are now available in thousands of designs that vary in construction, material, and color. There is a popular and common type that is made from a combination of high-quality steel and plastic. It is very comfortable to sit on just because of the way it is designed, although this type is not provided with fluffy material or cushions. This type is mainly used in restaurant bars where the atmosphere is a bit rushed and crowded.
Another popular type is made from several materials at the same time including wood, leather, steel, and elegant fabrics. The seat and back of this type are made very comfortable by applying leather covering in decent colors. Another popular type of these chairs are swivel chairs. These are supplied with pressurized gear for easy height adjustment and a ball bearing to rotate in either direction.
Whatever design you choose for your restaurant bar, it is always important that it is in keeping with the theme of your interior.