| Weight | 13 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.5 × 19.5 × 40.5 in |
A 40.5-inch white bar stool on a gold frame, 13 lbs. The metallic legs lift a whole row of seating without changing anything else in the room.
Gold legs under a white seat is the smallest possible upgrade to a standard stool, and often the most effective. The frame catches light at floor level, which lifts an entire row without changing anything else in the room.
It measures 19.5 in wide, 16.5 in deep, and 40.5 in tall, and weighs 13 lbs, matching the plain Payton exactly so the two can be mixed within a single row.
In a photographed room, usually yes. Guests never register a stool leg individually, but a row of twenty gold frames reads as a considered environment rather than delivered furniture. In an unlit back corner it makes no difference at all.
Sponsor lounges, VIP sections, and pre-function areas ahead of an awards program on a Milwaukee floor. Pair them with the gold Bali or Nexus tables so the metallic runs through the zone at both seat and surface height.
Reserve these against the specific zone they are dressing rather than the whole room — concentration is what makes the finish register in a Milwaukee space.
