For a 34-inch counter, I always choose bar stools with a 24–26 inch seat height. This height gives me the perfect 8–12 inch gap between the seat and counter. I measure the actual counter height every time. Counter overhang changes
The right seating for your restaurant depends on your service style and space. I always think about what feeling I want guests to have. When you set up a new place or change your layout, you should look at different
Choosing the right types of dining tables really can make or break a venue—especially in restaurants, cafés, and hotels where every inch and every reset matters. When I’m helping someone spec tables, I always start with four things: shape, base,
I see bar height tables usually measure 40 to 42 inches tall, with stools around 30 inches. Counter height sits lower. Here’s a quick look: Type Height (inches) Seat Height (inches) Bar Height 40 to 42 28 to 30 Counter
When I look for the perfect bar stool, I always remember that comfort starts with the right seat-to-counter gap—usually between 9 and 13 inches. This space gives my legs room to move and makes sitting feel natural, whether I’m at
When I think about the good and bad things of counter height and bar height furniture, I notice they are very different in comfort, style, and space. Here is a simple table that shows how they compare: Furniture Type Height