Torjin Barstolsett

Took a chance on the adjustable height feature and honestly it’s been a game changer for our breakfast bar—tall enough for the counter, low enough for the kids to hop on. The distressed wood and gunmetal combo has that worn-in look that makes the kitchen feel cooler without trying too hard.

The two-tone finish looks even better in person—the distressed brown against the gunmetal gives my kitchen that urban bar vibe I was after. Took a few minutes to adjust the height to fit my counter, but once set, it’s been rock solid.

The height adjustment is so smooth that I barely noticed the mechanism while setting it up for our kitchen island. That distressed warm brown against the aged gunmetal gives off exactly the urban industrial look I was chasing. Guests keep asking where I got them.