Niche Mia Bentwood Reclining Chair Beech/Crimson

I love this chair. It’s very comfy for my 140 pound 5’7 body. My son who weighs 200 pounds finds it comfortable too. It’s light so easy to move when I’m vacuuming.

This chair is beautiful. It is very strongly made, well designed. easy to assemble, and looks terrific. Frankly, for this price I was expecting a lesser product, but was very pleasantly surprised. The chair is minimal and sculptural, with a definite Scandinavian vibe. Beautiful. I bought the natural wood chair with black upholstery, so I can't vouch for the aesthetic of any of the other color options. It's difficult to imagine a more minimal design for a chair that still would be comfortable. It feels strong and safe when I sit down in it, as the bent wood gives reassuringly and then springs slightly back. This chair enhances greatly the ambiance of my sitting room.I have one teeny-weeny issue with this beautiful chair, however. The seat cover zips on, and the zipper runs top-to-bottom (that is, headrest to front of seat). This means that the zipper tab is visible under the front of the seat. Making the zipper run bottom-to-top easily would fix this (tiny) issue.Some less-favorable reviewers have said that the chair breaks when 'heavy' people sit in it. The same would be true of almost ANY chair worth owning (Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona chair or the Eames Lounger, for example, both would be fatally and irreparably 'redesigned' by a 250lbs owner). It really isn't the fault of the chair!So please don't be put off by the insanely-low price: it's about the same price as a month's-worth of Starbucks coffee, right? Go without your triple caramel frappo-latte for a month and buy the chair.

The chair is surprisingly comfortable and easy to put together, aside from getting the frame into the cushion. I was being careful not to put too much stress on the cushion cover and needless to say it ripped and the zipper broke. I am not particularly happy with that. I would rate the chair higher but if you can't manage to engineer the cover better how basic can you get. Now I have this nice chair with a ripped cover.

This looks exactly like most of the ikea chairs out there on the market at about half the price. Putting it together was a piece of cake (getting the cover over the frame was a bit much though). The cushion is very firm even with the headrest, but it's very sturdy, so I don't doubt the weight limit. The structure allows you to sit motionless or you can self-propel a mild rocker motion. Very nice chair. Really impressed.

This chair is exactly what I was looking for. It's very easy to move from room to room because it is lightweight but it is also very sturdy and super comfortable. It really does look more expensive than it is and is a nice addition to any decor. Although the instructions are minimal, it was relatively easy to put together and only took about half an hour. I agree with other reviewers that in order to wash the cushion you do need to remove 4 screws and the cushion cover is also a little tricky to get on because you have to have the chair at the right angle to do so so I would recommend spot cleaning for the most part. Other than that, this really is a fantastic chair.

We bought 2 of these since they look like an Ikea chair we have. Well these here are the bargain brand (if that is possible) The 1st one has a screw in the back that does not hold and the back risks coming loose when sitting in it. I told my husband to get gorilla glue because we are not taking them apart again and sending them back. Where you sit is not all that comfortable. They zip in the back and the second chair, the zipper came off and I will have to sew that back together. We needed something now and they shipped quickly. But they will end up on the porch, not the house.

Super easy to assemble; key for me with the cushions and cover was ignoring the directions sent and slipping the metal into the already placed cushions in the cover (rather than pulling cushion out, placing onto metal and then working cover over). Just a few adjustments with my hand for the proper alignment for the finishing hardware. Set up was (not counting unpacking) about 20 minutes!!Very comfortable, more so with my ottoman. I also added (will replace with either a small down pillow or memory foam pillow) some cushioning I had to the headrest pillow. If needed (I feel no need, it is very comfortable), could actually replace the foam seating.I have a loft apartment and this is a great reading/TV/dozing-off chair that fits the openness I shoot for. Having cats this is great due to wash ability. Sturdy, slimline, comfort and affordable--why not :-)

I would not recommend this chair. It is comfortable, and the basic construction (wooden arms/legs and metal frame for seat pad) are all solid, but the big issue is that it has these plastic bands (similar to what would wrap a stack of newspapers or magazines) for support. They wrap the metal frame that the pad sits on, and they cross at right angles. You'll notice they do not show in the picture of the product....These bands were fine for about 2 months, but then gradually would space apart as they stretched and increased in size. After two months, they slowly started to snap, one-by-one. I would be watching some tv, perhaps eating a snack, and "POP" another one would go (definitely a bit surprising). They continued popping, maybe one every 3-4 weeks until the chair was basically a hazard (the last 4 or 5 bands may all snap at the same time) and not usable except for maybe a light child.I just don't think this is worth the money (even though the price is very reasonable) to get a chair that may last you 6-8 months. By the way, I'm about 6'1" tall and weigh 195 lbs. I don't think it is too much to ask that a seat be strong enough to support my weight.

I ordered this simply because there are no IKEA locations remotely close to me and IKEA does not deliver to my location. For me to get a Poang chair I would have to drive for 6 hours and take a 16 hour ferry ride so this seemed like a decent alternative to the Poang chair.Sadly it is not remotely comfortable. It is hard to sit on, the neck is too low and the cushion sits by my shoulders rather than at my neck. It might be more suitable for a shorter person (I’m 5’8).Then there’s the matter of quality. One of the support straps came broken right out of the box, plus the wood was splintered. It gave me a nasty splinter in my hand as I was trying to assemble it.Very disappointed for the price I paid.I gave it 2 stars because it looks very nice and does resemble the style of a Poang chair. Beyond that, not at all happy with the purchase.

The chair is comfortable but very difficult to install the cushions

soutien cousin sont des bande d’emballage en plastique blanche comme celles qu’ils mettent autour des boîtes pour l’expéditions s’était le soutien du coussin que j’ai coupé et jeté. Qualité prix un gris 0

The chair is nice except the back is low.. more suited for a very short person

I found it difficult to assemble but learned something while doing it.However, the fabric that covers the metal frame is extremely thin cheap cotton and tore immediately.Very disappointing.The similar chair from IKEA is a much better buy.