Same, Same wooden counter stool product image (primary)
A simple four-legged wooden counter stool with a square two-plank top, slightly splayed legs and horizontal stretchers connecting the legs. The stool has a uniform dark stained finish with visible wood grain.

Essai Mobilier

Same, Same Wooden Counter Stool

CA$455.00CAD
In Stock

The Same, Same Wooden Counter Stool is a solid wood stool handmade in Montreal by Essai, designed for use at kitchen counters or islands. It features a square two-plank seat, four slightly splayed legs with horizontal stretchers, and a dark matte finish with visible wood grain. The stool measures 16.75 x 14.5 x 25 inches (42.5 x 36.75 x 63.5 cm) and disassembles for storage or transport.

Material
Solid wood
Category
Furniture > Chairs > Table & Bar Stools

Color

BlackOak Wood

Size

ONE SIZE

Specifications

Minimalist wooden counter stool from the Same, Same collection by Essai.

Solid wood construction, disassembles for easy transport, handmade in Montreal.

Material
Solid wood
Occasion
everyday
Gender
unisex
Age Group
adult
Condition
new
Dimensions
16.75x14.5x25 in
Category
Furniture > Chairs > Table & Bar Stools

Additional Attributes

  • solid wood
  • disassembles
  • handmade in Montreal
  • minimalist design
  • same same collection
  • counter stool
  • bar area
  • kitchen island

Product Insights

This solid oak counter stool from Essai Mobilier promises decades of use thanks to its dense, dent-resistant wood that can be refinished multiple times, yet its 25-inch height and lack of a footrest mean most adults cannot rest their feet flat—a trade-off between enduring craftsmanship and immediate ergonomic comfort.

Verified claims

Footrest
No footrest; at 25-inch height, most adults cannot rest feet flat.
Durability
Solid oak: resists dents (1290–1360 lbf), hides scratches, can be refinished.
Refinishability
Solid oak can be refinished multiple times over decades
Maintenance
Periodic wax or oil conditioning nourishes the wood
Wear resistance
The open grain and density of oak reduce visible wear.

Product record

Title
Same, Same Wooden Counter Stool
Brand
Essai Mobilier
Price
455 CAD
Availability
In stock

Deep Research

Wood species and long-term care

  • Oak furniture benefits from periodic conditioning with a natural wax or drying oil (such as beeswax or tung oil) to nourish the wood and enhance its luster, while daily cleaning is as simple as dusting or wiping with a lightly damp cloth followed by immediate drying to prevent moisture ingress.
  • The 'Oak Wood' colorway confirms the stool is crafted from solid oak rather than a veneered or engineered wood, inheriting the density and traditional furniture-grade reputation of oak — a material typically measuring between 1290 lbf (red oak) and 1360 lbf (white oak) on the Janka hardness scale, offering better dent resistance than softer domestic hardwoods like cherry or walnut.
  • Oak's characteristic open grain gives the stool a tactile, natural surface that not only highlights the wood's organic origin but also helps disguise minor scratches and wear marks that are inevitable on a heavily used counter stool, making it more forgiving over time than a closed-grain wood such as maple.
  • Because the stool is solid oak throughout — not a composite core with a wood veneer — it can be sanded and refinished multiple times over its life, allowing deep scratches, water rings, or a change in color preference to be fully remediated; this restorability effectively extends the stool's lifespan to decades.

Image Analysis

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Same, Same wooden counter stool product image (primary)
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Product

A simple four-legged wooden counter stool with a square two-plank top, slightly splayed legs and horizontal stretchers connecting the legs. The stool has a uniform dark stained finish with visible wood grain.

  • Seat constructionSquare seat composed of two side-by-side wooden planks with a narrow seam between them and slightly rounded top-front edge.
    1 regionx 0.29 · y 0.22 · w 0.21 · h 0.12 (high)
  • Leg geometryFour straight rectangular wooden legs that taper subtly toward the floor and are slightly splayed outward.
    1 regionx 0.23 · y 0.34 · w 0.52 · h 0.53 (medium)
  • StretchersTwo horizontal wooden stretchers: one placed low between the front legs and another higher between the side legs, both matching the stool finish.
    2 regionsx 0.30 · y 0.52 · w 0.36 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.21 · y 0.46 · w 0.18 · h 0.10 (medium)
  • Surface textureVisible wood grain texture across seat and legs indicating stained or painted wood rather than smooth plastic or metal.
    1 regionx 0.28 · y 0.22 · w 0.40 · h 0.60 (high)
  • FinishMatte or low-sheen dark stain or paint across all visible wooden surfaces with slightly lighter wood grain highlights.
    1 regionx 0.28 · y 0.22 · w 0.40 · h 0.60 (medium)

Other

Studio shot on a seamless white background with soft shadow beneath the stool. The stool is centered in a front three-quarter view and the image has even diffuse lighting.

  • Shot compositionProduct centered and shown from a front three-quarter angle, full stool visible with space around all sides.
  • BackgroundUniform white seamless background with slight variations in tone and no visible props.
  • Shadow and lightingSoft diffuse shadow directly beneath and slightly to the front-left of the stool consistent with overhead studio lighting.
    1 regionx 0.31 · y 0.68 · w 0.18 · h 0.12 (high)
  • Image qualityEven exposure and sharp focus on the stool; no legible printed text or labels visible in the scene.

Colors

dark charcoal· seat and legs#2B2A2D

Q&A

1 answered
Does the stool have a footrest? If not, is the height suitable for resting feet on the floor?
The product details do not mention a footrest, so we assume the stool does not have one. With a seat height of 25 inches, most adults will not be able to rest their feet flat on the floor; a footrest would be needed for comfortable seating.

Provenance

Merchant Link
https://www.simons.ca/en/furniture/chairs-stools/counter-stools/same-same-wooden-counter-stool--20102-23060503?colourId=0
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