Percy Counter and Bar Stool Tan Leather

The Percy Counter and Bar Stool in Tan Leather by Made Goods arrives as a study in proportion. Its woven leather seat catches light differently depending on the angle, the natural variation in the tan hide creating subtle shifts across the surface. Paired with polished teak, the stool reads as both substantial and refined, the wood's warm grain visible beneath a careful finish that deepens with time. Full-grain leather develops character through use. Unlike processed alternatives, it retains the hide's natural markings and texture, which means each stool carries its own minor variations. The weaving technique adds another layer of tactile interest, creating a surface that feels considered rather than uniform. This matters when you're sitting on it regularly, when your hand rests on the edge, when light moves across it through a kitchen window. The teak base grounds the piece. Its density and stability mean the stool won't shift or wobble, even in a busy kitchen or at a high counter. The wood's natural oils resist moisture, making it practical for spaces where spills happen. Over time, the teak will weather slightly, developing a silvery patina if left unfinished, or deepening if sealed. The Percy works equally well as a counter stool pulled up to a kitchen island, a bar stool at a high table, or a low bench in an entryway. Its proportions allow it to tuck into spaces without dominating them. The combination of leather and wood suggests craft without announcing it, fitting naturally into interiors that value materials and making over decoration.