Anonymous
Post 01/26/2015 21:53     Subject: What do you think of these bar stools?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So, two pp's used the term "fussy". Interesting. What does that mean exactly?


Ornate, old fashioned, intricate ...


Not very inviting. Makes the home seem more for show, less for actual living.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2015 16:28     Subject: What do you think of these bar stools?
18:38, they sounds obnoxious and careless. And flat-out disrespectful.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2015 16:01     Subject: Re:What do you think of these bar stools?
Not as bad as I expected based on the comments I read before I clicked. Remind me of something you'd see in a mid-level "American fare" restaurant in the suburbs. Kind of ordinary and 10 years ago. For the person who equated all us folks who like "clean lines" with Pottery Barn, I think pottery barn is 10 years passé now, isn't it? Peaked in the Friends tv show era? These stools actually remind me of old Pottery Barn stuff.

I like the link to West Elm above.
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2015 19:33     Subject: What do you think of these bar stools?
Cool. Like em.
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2015 19:29     Subject: What do you think of these bar stools?
simply awful. but if you like them...
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2015 18:54     Subject: Re:What do you think of these bar stools?
Anonymous wrote:Too fussy for my style. I prefer cleaner lines.


agree--fussy
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2015 18:38     Subject: What do you think of these bar stools?
Too old-fashioned for me and I'm 60. But if you like them that's what matters. One note, see how much they weigh. We bought some heavy counter stools at one point and our children gouged the hell out of our wood floor pulling and pushing them (and they weren't being obnoxious and careless - they were simply too heavy for children). Ballard Design has some nice transitional styles.