Very nice looking stools. About 16 or so years ago I purchased some very simple wood stools from Frontgate. My goal was that they last with two young (at the time) kids rather than look perfect in a design scheme. Out of the four, only one is a teeny, tiny bit off. A very, very large man, probably weighed near 350, sat on that stool. It's still very usable. I just notice it's a bit looser when I clean them. When the stools arrive I would check out how the pieces of wood connect to each of the four legs. I think that piece is called the stretcher.

This may not work for your stools, or the look you have going on, but we struggled with the same problem. I was against this solution at first, but it has worked out well for these stools. They are little rubber feet that slip over the legs. We have felt on everything else. (I think you can see what I mean from this photo . . .)

Alex9179 - I love my 4 drawer dish drawers! In looking at cabinets what I found was that each cabinet brand had different dimensions for their shallower 4 drawers. I would recommend asking for the schematic for the drawers and then measuring your dish stacks to make sure it works for you. We just bought new dishes and the bowls are thicker and deeper, so I now have to have multiple large bowl stacks instead of one that I had with the smaller thinner bowls, so dish size matters. That said, I still have plenty of room and I would rather have 2 stacks of large bowls than have to stack small bowls on top of large bowls to use the deeper space in a 3 drawer stack. It is all preference and what fits your dish sets.

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