Karl home Accent Chair Mid-Century Modern Chair with Pillow Linen Fabric Upholstered Lounge Arm Chair with Solid Wood Frame & Soft Cushion for Living Room, Bedroom, Balcony, Beige

This was easy to assemble and I am a directionally impaired, 74 year-old female. The light teal color is beautiful and the piece itself has grace and panache. Each of the wooden pieces is well-sanded and evenly stained. I followed the included instructions exactly (with the included tool); it took me about 30 minutes. The chair, is very cushy and the lumbar cushion adds comfort and completion; it does not get in the way. All the fabric covered areas have zippers, presumably so they can be removed and cleaned. Tips: 1. Don’t be thrown by the extra hardware provided (bolts, cams, and caps). They are spares. 2. Once you unwrap the compressed back and seat cushions, you may not be able to return it. So try to make a final decision before then. Note: the cushions expanded nicely overnight. 3. If like I did, you unwrap the side arms/legs before you determine which is left and which is right (it’s important), note that the larger bolt holes belong on the outside. 4. After pressing in the plastic bolt hole caps (on the outside of the arm/leg), I used a rubber mallet to gently tap the caps in more securely. In short, it’s a sturdy, comfortable chair at a good price that is easy to put together.

It’s a very comfortable chair, very easy to assemble. It looks great and is made from natural materials, like wood. I love it.

Great product for the price! It’s a bit low to the ground, but it looks great, is easy to put together and is quite comfy. I bought two! FYI. The cushions are vacuum suctioned for packaging. But they firm up quickly.

Sturdy, very nice quality. The corduroy is still wrinkled as a result of the vacuum packing, I hope that will work itself out. Follow the instructions, they are easy to assemble, it takes about 20-30 minutes with two people. The "cork" caps that cover the screws look more like cheap plastic to me and the color could blend better, but not a major distraction. These chairs sit very low to the ground and their profile is quite small. They're too small for where I planned to use them but I'm keeping them and using them in another room. For the price, they're a good value.

Before buying this chair I made sure to read the reviews and most of the negative ones complained about having the wrong screws, the pieces were wrong, the back was exposed and not actually fabric with a tag in the middle, etc etc. This obviously worried me so I shopped around my city and found a similar chair for 400$ and it wasn’t even that comfortable. I decided to take my chances and I’m so glad I did! This chair is so comfortable and looks so nice, the cushion is nice and squishy where you can sink right in and it’s the perfect size for me. The fabric is actually really nice and everything has zippers so that you can wash it, and the inside of the cushions have different types of layered stuffing and foam :). I was holding my breath as I built it waiting for something to go wrong, but after each finished step I realized the mistake previous buyers must have made in the construction: -About the back being unfinished, this is because they probably used the bottom as the back and vice versa, make sure the back rest is the one with the nice fabric! -OPEN THE CUSHIONS LAST, and I mean like when you have finished absolutely everything, just in case you DO have missing pieces or something goes wrong, make sure you don’t tear open the vacuum sealed packages right away, if you do there’s no way you’re gonna be able to pack it back up to return it -About the screws being the wrong size, during shipping the frame is screwed in to a piece of wood to keep it secure, these screws are slightly longer than the ones included in the separate box of screws and things. THROW THEM OUT!! YOU DONT NEED THEM!!! If you use these, the plastic screw covers won’t fit in flush with the chair and will look off. If you need to flatten the screw covers more, use a mallet or smooth rock with a cloth over it (to not damage the wood) to hammer them flat. Hope this didn’t come across as too much like an ad, I just really liked this chair and don’t want anyone to be afraid of buying it

Let’s talk about the screw issue. I was on the fence about purchasing this chair due to all the reviews about screws being the wrong size, not lining up properly, etc. I took a gamble and bought it anyway thinking I could figure it out. If you actually read the directions it says to tighten the screws to 70%. This step makes it much easier to assemble the chair. It is also MUCH easier with two people. As I was going along, I got to the point where you screw the back section to the back of the arm rests, and finally it happened. I was able to put the screw in the hole but no matter how much I turned, it didn’t seem to tighten. I was worried I was stripping the inside of the seat back, so I decided to just let it go and move on to the other holes. I kept assembling the chair, and once all the pieces were in place I tightened the screws 100% (well, like 98%, screws should never be tightened as much as humanly possible.) Then, I went back to the screw that had worried me before and it was a breeze! It tightened just fine. Lining up the holes themselves can be tricky, but like I said it’s MUCH easier with a second person. If you decide to assemble this alone, patience is key. I can’t help but wonder how many times this chair has been returned because people couldn’t line up the holes properly, or couldn’t get a screw to tighten and got frustrated and gave up. Overall, definitely worth the gamble because it’s super comfy! The screw caps aren’t the best but if you have a tiny hammer you can get them all to fit.

Attractive and surprisingly comfortable for such an inexpensive chair. It looks like it's very low to the ground, but it's actually a perfect height for easy sitting. It's lightweight, easy to move around if you need to.

Great for a budget chair. I purchased this for my reading nook and I'm very happy with it. Its a low budget option for a mid century modern chair. I read the reviews and was a bit nervous, but opted to take the risk anyway. Im so glad I did. I ran into one issue assembling the chair (picured), but it was an easy fix. One of the pre drilled holes didnt go all the way through. I grabbed my drill and punched through easily. All was well and you cant even tell once the chair is assembled. This chair is short, but that is the style and done with purpose. Im 5"3 so it is perfect for me. The cushions are firm and comfortable. Assembled in less than 20 minutes and was so easy (aside from the minor hiccup). The sit test confirms that the chair is sturdy. If you're concerned, just check the weight limit in the product description. Sidenote: be sure to read the assembly directions before opening any of the packaging.