I don't know about those bar stools, but I can tell you we have very comfortable stools that are similar to a saddle seat but much wider and more comfortable. They are called Cabinfever sawhorse counter stool by Liberty Furniture. They are also not expensive - we ordered them locally and paid around $70 per stool plus $25 each to have them painted black and slightly distressed by our cabinet maker. We also did not want a back on our stools and found these to be the most comfortable option. We ordered many different stools from different places and found it is important to consider the height of the bottom rung where you rest your feet. This height is perfect. The seat top is 14x18" and comfortable to sit on and linger. We also have a couple extra saddle seat stools in storage that we bring out when we need more storage - so we definitely notice how much smaller that seat is - 9x18" The picture I'm linking has the sawhorse stool at the counter and it slides under nicely. Here is a link that might be useful:

Here's an unfinished one. You can order it with the Sea Grass seat, as they call it. I wonder if that term in a search would bring up more. I looked in all my usual places (target, yankee whatever, shaker something, carolina rustica, plow & hearth...) earlier today and came up with nothing. This afternoon, I remembered the unfinished sources I have seen in the past. Here is a link that might be useful: Sea Grass

Hello, this one looks pretty similar: https://www.potterybarn.com/products/mckinley-counter-height-barstool/?catalogId=84&sku=9942769&cm_ven=PLA&cm_cat=

There's a reason that greige colors like Revere Pewter and Edgecomb Gray are so popular. LOTS of people have both warm and cool colors in their rooms. Few of us get to start from scratch and most people need to find a way to combine existing non-changeable finishes (floors, cabinets, countertops), plus furniture they already have. Often that's a mix of warm and cool colors. The greige colors look good with both, and when you add or remove something from the mix, it all still works together. You may find that with a new wall color that your existing trim, kitchen counter etc. look just fine.