If you look through any interior design magazine you’re likely to come across a Tolix bar stool in a wide variety of settings. This iconic stool was the brainchild of Xavier Pauchard who introduced it to France in 1934 where it was soon to be found in every bar and restaurant throughout Paris. As popular today as it was back then our replica Tolix 46cm white stools are as functional and versatile as the original. Made from powder coated steel with a white gloss finish they’re extremely strong and durable yet light enough to be moved from place to place as the need arises. What’s more they stack on top of each other to space if you need to store them away. With a generous sized seat supported by cross-struts beneath and with elegantly tapered legs topped off with rubber caps to prevent slippage, they’re safe and sturdy and can be used in the busiest of cafés, bars or restaurants. They’re also very easy to clean, needing little more than a daily dust with a lint free cloth or a wipe over with a damp cloth to remove any marks or spills.

Fresh clean look

There’s something about white which looks clean and inviting and this is particularly appealing in any place that is serving food and drink. Our white replica Tolix stools can look modern or classic depending on your décor and theme. If you’re after a timeless classic look then how about grouping your white stools around white café tables set against a black and white chequer board floor with a shiny black countertop, stainless steel appliances and plain walls adorned with monochrome photographs. Alternatively you could opt for a fresh beach theme by grouping white bar stools around white circular tables topped with blue table clothes and napkins and fresh white china. Use these in awkward corners where there’s little room to fit in chairs to encourage more people into your café or restaurant at your busiest times.

However you use your white Tolix bar stools they’re sure to attract admiring glances.

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