Artistica Home Cecile Swivel Counter Stool
Best swivel stool for homeowners seeking sophisticated, durable kitchen seating.
This backless stool balances high-end mahogany craftsmanship with the effortless utility of a memory swivel. It trades the support of a traditional backrest for a sleek, unobtrusive silhouette that tucks away perfectly, making it the ideal choice for those who prioritize clean lines and social flow in their kitchen.
$879.00
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Layla Grayce
Who it's for
- Homeowners seeking furniture built for long-term daily use
- Entertainers needing effortless movement in social kitchen settings
- Design enthusiasts looking to elevate their home's visual appeal
Who should skip it
- Busy households wanting low-maintenance, easy-to-clean seating
- Users who frequently rearrange or clean their kitchen layout
- Budget-conscious shoppers prioritizing value over designer branding
Performance breakdown
Structural Integrity
Mahogany solids and select hardwoods ensure a sturdy, long-lasting foundation.
Swivel Functionality
The 120-degree memory swivel provides smooth, effortless movement for daily use.
Upholstery Durability
The linen-cotton blend offers a refined texture while maintaining everyday resilience.
Design Versatility
Transitional styling allows this piece to anchor both modern and traditional spaces.
Ergonomic Comfort
Backless design prioritizes a sleek silhouette over long-term lumbar support.
Finish Quality
The Bianco wire-brushed finish adds sophisticated depth to the mahogany frame.
Key Specs
Material
Mahogany solids and select hardwoods
Seat Upholstery
Linen and cotton blend fabric (80% Cotton, 20% Linen)
Finish
Bianco (white wash tone with wire brushing)
Dimensions
D 21.25" x W 21.25" x H 24.75"
Seat Height
20 inches
Weight
21.00 lbs
Features
120° memory swivel, metal kickplate with copper accent
Base Material
Mahogany
Frame Material
Metal, Solid Wood
Seat Shape
Round
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