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The Starlet Counter Stool Open Road Brown Leather - Set Of Two by Moe's Home is designed for luxury, comfort, and clean aesthetics. Available now at Stash Home Furniture with competitive pricing, fast delivery, and in-stock availability
Upgrade your kitchen or dining room with this sleek, cocktail-ready design that showcases poise and comfort. The Starlet counter stool helps seat the kitchen party effortlessly, adding cool sophistication to your space with its wider seat, slim iron frame, and luxe leather upholstery. This contemporary minimalist design is ideal to float around the home for extra seating but works perfectly at counter-height.
• Top-grain leather with foam padded seat
• Easy, wipe-clean surface
• Slim iron frame with footrest
• No assembly required
DIMENSIONS: 17 X 20 X 32 | 23.5 LBSDimensions
Leather Care
Stash Home Care Guide
Leather is a living material that grows more beautiful with age. Slight differences in tone and grain from one hide to the next are part of its character, and with a little routine attention your piece will develop a rich patina over the years.
Routine Care
- Wipe down the surface once a week or so with a soft, dry cloth to keep dust from settling into the grain.
- Fine surface scuffs on most leathers can be smoothed away by gently rubbing with your fingertip or buffing with a soft chamois.
Spills and Spot Cleaning
- Press a clean white cloth onto spills right away to absorb the liquid. Do not scrub.
- If a mark remains, follow with a lightly dampened cloth. For anything more stubborn, mix a small amount of gentle soap into warm water and test it on a hidden spot before treating the visible area.
- Wipe away any remaining moisture with a dry cloth and let the leather dry naturally.
What to Avoid
- Skip household polishes, waxes, saddle soaps and all-purpose cleaners. These products can strip or discolor the finish.
- Keep leather furniture out of direct sun and away from radiators, vents and fireplaces. Prolonged heat and UV exposure dry out the hide and fade its color.
- Never soak leather or use harsh solvents on it.
Long-Term Maintenance
- We recommend conditioning protected leathers once or twice a year with a quality leather conditioner, always tested first in an inconspicuous area. Suede and specialty finishes should be left untreated.
- For deep stains, set-in marks or an overall refresh, we suggest calling in a professional leather care specialist rather than experimenting at home.