Our Director White Bar Stool rental in Chicago pairs a polished silver X-frame with a white upholstered seat, a button-tufted back, and padded arms. The 30-inch seat height suits any 42-inch bar, and the depth makes it a stool guests settle into.
| Weight | 34 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 21 × 43 in |
The Director White Bar Stool takes the crossed-frame silhouette of a director chair and builds it out in polished silver with white upholstery: a button-tufted back panel, a padded seat, and padded arms, all carried on an X-frame with a footrest bar across it. It is the most substantial stool we rent, and it is meant to be seen.
The arms are what change the experience. Our Payton, Ashton, and Equino stools are armless perches designed for leaning in and moving on; the Director is closer to a lounge chair raised to bar height, with a 23-inch seat depth to match. That makes it the right call for the places where guests stay put: VIP and sponsor lounges, executive hospitality, green rooms, and interview or podcast setups where someone will sit for an hour rather than a minute.
The seat sits at 30 inches, standard bar height, so it pulls up to any of our 42-inch bars and bar tables. White reads bright and photographs well, which is why it tends to go where the cameras are. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including the Ivy Room, Loft on Lake, downtown hotels, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 21″ L x 23″ D x 43″ H
The seat is 30 inches from the floor, standard bar height, so the Director works at any of our 42-inch bars and bar tables. The 43 inches in the dimensions is the overall height to the top of the back.
Those three are armless perches built for leaning in and moving on. The Director has padded arms, a button-tufted back, and a deeper seat at 23 inches, so it is closer to a lounge chair raised to bar height. Guests settle into it rather than pause at it.
Upholstery colour only. Both sit on the same polished silver X-frame with the same arms, the same tufted back, and the same dimensions.
It photographs beautifully and suits VIP areas, sponsor lounges, and anywhere the seating is part of the look. For high-traffic bar service across a multi-day show, the Director Black is the harder-working choice and hides wear better between resets.
