Roundhill Furniture Lotusville Vintage PU Leather Counter Height Stools, Antique Brown, Set of 2

I had higher quality counter stools that got ruined by kids and the floor got ruined by the weight. I decided to opt for something less expensive and ordered these based on price. When you have kids things don't last as long as you would like. These are light weight, comfortable, they took about 10 minutes each to assemble (its just a bag of screws with a wrench, no other tools needed). This is NOT leather, it is NOT suede, it is a kind of vinyl molded over plastic but it has a leather look. It wipes down great. The big and the little kids loved them because the seats are like little buckets and comfy. They do not scratch the floor, they ave little plastic-rubber feet protectors. The metal is sturdy. I got the brown, the only thing I didn't like is that the stitching is a gold-like color and a little "shiny" for me but I am guessing that will go away once they start to get broken in by the gremlins. They were a good deal for the price. This would not be a quality decorator stool for a fence kitchen, these are family friendly and make sense for a practical home.

I debated a while before ordering because I really wanted to find stools that swiveled. But I’m really glad I ended up with these. They’re the right height 24 inc rather than 26 like a lot are. They were reasonably priced, easy to put together, comfortable, and look great at our kitchen peninsula

They are very comfortable and easy to assemble. Do not screw too tight, put everything together and then tight the screws. My husband says they are vey comfy!

A solid 4-star product. Ikea quality (although those fancy real leather stools from Ikea are better), good design, lightweight and functional.This isn't a product that is going to stand the test of time and nobody is going to give you a decorating award for it. Does it look nice, does it work, is it comfy? Yes, all of the above.On both of my stools the seat screw holes are misaligned, so I could only get 3 out of the 4 screws into them. That said, the three seem to hold it in place just fine. If your stools are high traffic, like in a coffee shop or with kids, these may not be for you. Three screws holding a seat down is no issue for me so far though, they seem plenty tight. Manufacturer/seller should take note of this issue regardless.No issues with wobble.. if you run into this problem, highly recommend following the directions and getting the bottom bars on the legs installed FIRST before you get into the short screws that hold the top of the legs together. I tried putting them all in at once and the top ones misaligned my legs (wobbly) - they aren't meant for the alignment part, they're meant for securing the legs together at the top and have a larger hole that allows for some play.Stitching is far from high quality, but it looks fine at first pass. My biggest worry is that it will be easily frayed. It's not sewn tight to the seats at all and doesn't seem like the high strength thread they use on better furniture. In fact, I'm fairly certain it's entirely decorative. The seams of the chairs are held together from the inside. I love the orange on brown faux leather though - I'm really into small detail work like that. It stands out just enough.No sand or metal shards anywhere in my set. Was hesitant to even open the box in my apartment, but I didn't even need to sweep after putting them together.Tip on putting the seats on - trying to do this upside down like the directions say I found is quite impossible. While kneeling, lay the back of the seat (the back not the seat / but the side that touches your back) on your leg - it will just sit there. Pull the assembled legs over and you'll be able to align the holes better.If you want the *real* version of these stools, they're from West Elm, just look for "Sloped stools". They're $250-300 each.

I ordered four of these (counter height bar stools) and six of the dining chairs. They look great and were of high quality. They were cheaper than other name brands, but I do not feel they are inferior in anyway. Very happy with the purchase.

My chairs arrived with one missing screw to complete the assembly. When I submitted their complaint form to identifiying the missing part, Roundhill said they were unable to send this to me, and to contact Amazon directly. When I did that, support directed me back to Roundhill. Its unfortunate that they were not able or not willing to support a customer with such a small item. If this happens to you, send the whole thing back. Better yet, don't buy it from them at all.

I purchased these bar stools for my counter height kitchen bar. They come in a few colors, but I went with the white to match my apartment cabinets and decor.Overall, these are a pretty incredible value for the price. They are comfortableThe stools were easy to put together, but I did end up stripping one screw. It’s not the end of the world, but it is worth noting. The stools are still sturdy regardless.A few other reviewers have mentioned the stitching. It is a little reminiscent of a baseball glove, so I can see how this would not be ideal for some, but honestly it does not bother me much since they match the overall aesthetic.I was looking for understated barstools that do not distract. For the price point, these are a great option!I’ve only had them a few months so I cannot comment on longevity but they are easy to clean.

Excelente calidad

These are so comfy and great quality

Slightly worn leather look is perfect, rust colour stitch goes great with the granite countertop. Contour in seat is very comfortable compared to the wood stools I replaced them with

They're pretty solid. One of the cross beams did not come pre-drilled (so I need to find someone to do this for me as you can't return a single part) - but those that came intact were good.

Delivery was as stated looks as in pictures