Our Ashton Gold White Bar Stool rental in Chicago sets a white upholstered seat in a gold square-tube frame with a low back rail. The 30-inch seat height suits any 42-inch bar or bar table, and the gold pairs with our Ziva Gold Mirror Bar.
| Weight | 12 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17.5 × 17.5 × 34 in |
| Gold Frame with white pad | Gold Frame bar stool with White vinyl pad |
The Ashton Gold White Bar Stool is a low-profile bar stool built on a slim square-tube frame, with a flat upholstered seat and a low square back rail that gives something to lean against without closing off the sightline behind it. A footrest bar runs across the base. The whole stool reads as line rather than mass, which is why it settles into a room instead of crowding it.
The gold frame is what sets this one apart. Against the white seat it draws a bright metallic outline that lifts a neutral room, which makes it the stool to reach for when the design leans warm and the seating is meant to be seen rather than to disappear. It is a natural companion to our Ziva Gold Mirror Bar and Bali Gold communal bar table.
The seat sits at 30 inches, standard bar height, so the Ashton pulls up to any of our 42-inch bars and bar tables: the Nexus bar tables, the Bali communal bar tables, and the full bar program from the LED and acrylic bars through to the Blanc registration counters.
We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including the Langham Chicago, Prairie Production, downtown hotels, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 17″ L x 17.5″ D x 34″ H
The entire frame, including the legs, the low back rail, and the footrest bar. The seat is white, so the stool reads as a gold outline around a white cushion rather than a gold block.
Anything at 42 inches. Our Nexus bar tables and Bali communal bar tables are the usual pairing, and the stool works at any bar in our program since all of them stand at 42 inches.
Seat colour only. Both have the same gold frame and the same dimensions; one carries a white upholstered seat and the other black. Ordering a mix of the two is common when a room needs contrast without a second silhouette.
Yes, and it reads as a decision rather than an accident because every Ashton shares one silhouette and one set of dimensions. Some clients run gold at a feature bar and silver at the secondary stations.