Our 5 Favorite Hurdle Installations
Fall in love with these great restaurant chairs – take a look at our top five favorite designs using the Hurdle Collection.
The Hurdle Collection has crisscrossed the globe, finding its way in everything from stunning casual cafes to modern co-working spaces. This playfully minimal collection lends a sophisticated informality, punching up almost any design. It has an uncanny ability to stand out and blend in all at the same time. And now, Hurdle can be yours. Through an exclusive partnership with the collection’s designers, Dowel Jones, the entire Hurdle line is available to order.
Fall in love with these great restaurant chairs - take a look at our top five favorite designs using the Hurdle Collection.
1. The Rabbit Hole
Featuring a calming blend of textured neutrals, The Rabbit Hole in Australia is the organic tea bar of your dreams. Warming up the stark space, creamy and dreamy White Oak takes center stage with appearances on the Hurdle seats and table bases. It’s no coincidence The Rabbit Hole’s design is cleansing and refreshing, just as your favorite tea should be.
2. Sunny’s
With a design that feels one part lodge and one part urban cafe, Sunny’s Pizza serves up a surprisingly charming and pleasant design. With the help of bright cobalt blue, sleek Hurdle Barstools, and neon signs, Sunny’s has just the right amount of modern touches to balance all of that wood paneling. One look inside and you’ll understand its namesake.
3. Go Get Em Tiger
The Hurdle Collection feels perfectly at home inside of Go Get Em Tiger. Finished in a Salmon Orange, Gloss White, and Dusty Blue—a perfect match to the coffee cups and saucers—the Hurdle Stools add a lovely contrast to the neutral floors and natural wood table tops.
4. Night Shift Brewery
A blend of cobalt blue, dusty blue, and salmon orange stools line the communal tables inside of Night Shift Brewing and Coffee. Designed by Helios Design Group, the colorful stools bring an unexpected vibrancy to the space and play off the floor-to-ceiling murals throughout the space.
5. Welcome to Thornbury
And finally, our last Hurdle installation takes us to an old car factory. Spanning 13,000 feet, Welcome to Thornbury is now a permanent bar and food truck stop. But don't let the "food truck stop" label fool you - Welcome to Thornbury does not lack in terms of design. This expansive spaces is fitted with multiple seating areas and food options galore. Design-oriented food courts are on the rise, and Welcome to Thornbury boasts a modern and cool aesthetic. Our favorite design element can be found in the indoor dining space. Tucked under an industrial steel bar, you’ll find the Hurdle Barstools finished in sleek black
