Tan Leather Contemporary Bar Stool with Metal Frame

This contemporary bar stool for SketchUp features a tan leather seat shell supported by a minimalist, slim-profile metal frame. This bar stool presents a refined, contemporary aesthetic defined by its clean lines and contrasting materials. The seat shell is finished in a textured tan leather, featuring a subtly curved backrest that provides ergonomic support while maintaining a low profile. It is mounted onto a lightweight, continuous metal frame that forms both the legs and an integrated footrest. The structure is finished in a neutral silver tone, with small protective glides at the base to prevent floor surface damage. The overall geometry is balanced and understated, suitable for high-end interior environments.

The download is a 4.5 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

Within SketchUp, this model is structured with clean geometry, allowing for efficient placement in interior scenes. Users can easily manipulate the seat and frame components if adjustments to the material finish are required. The file is optimised for integration into larger interior layouts, where it can be scaled to match specific counter heights. Applying custom textures or adjusting the metal reflection settings in a render engine will enhance the visual realism of the leather and chrome-like frame components during the final visualisation process.

Ideal for residential kitchen islands, breakfast bars, and high-top dining areas, this stool serves as a versatile seating solution. It complements modern and contemporary interior design schemes, pairing well with marble or timber surfaces. Professionals will find this asset useful for cafe designs, boutique hospitality projects, and showroom displays. When searching for this type of seating, terms such as contract-grade stools, minimalist bar seating, or leather-upholstered kitchen stools are often used to define the desired aesthetic for high-traffic, stylish project areas.