Zephyr Mid-Century Retro Accent Lounge Chair Wooden Arm Upholstered Back Living Room Furniture, 33" W x 27.5" D x 29" H, Walnut Finish/Pebble Upholstery

Item arrived in perfect condition. Assembly was easy using the provided instructions. Once assembled we were amazed with the look and comfort of the chair. We were just going to get this piece until we could afford a similar item from a very expensive furniture vendor. Our search is done and this piece is of similar look and quality. Fabric may be a little lighter duty, but at 1/6 the price this fits our needs perfectly. Would definitely recommend for a decorative, comfortable, and well built piece- and I am as picky as they get.

Very nice, good quality chair. Somewhat easy to put together, however, as another purchaser noted, be careful to follow instructions to avoid issues with screws lining up. My husband was down to the last screw and it took a good 20+ minutes to finally line up to screw in. The cushion color is more gray than cream. The wood is very nice. Overall, seems to be a well made, comfortable chair.

I wanted a chair with this look that was also comfortable. I'd describe the comfort as a couple hours worth of reading. For reference, I'm 5'11'' and around 155 pounds. Chairs are well packed and arrived undamaged, would be nice if they had a couple extra bolts included as some were a little hard to get in. I'll see how these chairs hold up over time and light usage, and if they end up sucking I'll update this review accordingly. Here's my tips from assembling two of these. - Do it on a carpeted surface (duh) - 2 people are recommended (will make it easier to align parts) but I didn't have much trouble doing it myself. - The long end of the hex wrench has a ball shape - that will allow you to use the long end at an angle for some of the more hard to reach bolts. It took me a couple bolts to figure this out I'll admit. - Line parts together, get one hole lined up, hand tighten the bolt, then move on and repeat the process for each bolt when you're attaching pieces. Then, when they're all in (and be careful not to cross thread!) go ahead and tighten them down. This is where 2 people are definitely helpful. - When you attach the front cross brace piece that goes between the arms and under the knees DON'T MISS THE DIAGRAM SHOWING PULLING THE FABRIC BACK UNDER THE PIECE. It's a pain in the ass if you miss this, as the bolts are a pain in the ass to put in and take out four times. The diagram does show this, but I missed it. I don't recommend missing it like I did. All in all pretty happy with these at the start. They feel like they'll hold up a few years of my probably light usage.

Our living room was looking a little crowded with a couple of leather club chairs, so I decided to replace them with 2 of these mid century modern styled chairs. They look pretty nice and is made of a really nice wood (at least the parts that you can see). Fabric is soft but feels a little thin.... We'll see how they hold up in the long run. Assembly was easy, the trick is to start by only hand tightenening all of the bolts on the first pass so the parts just stay together. This will make it easier to align the holes on the arm/frame and seat. Then once you have it all hanging together, go around all the bolts again and tighten them with the tool. I like to do three passes, making sure that everything is nice and aligned after the second pass.. but still not over tightened. And then finally going in and tightening them all the way to make sure they stay in place. This way I was able to assemble the chair in about 20 mins.

I absolutely love this chair. I purchased two and could not be happier. Neil's review and tips for assembly were so helpful - Thanks Neil!. I have a midcentury modern minimalist aesthetic and the chairs fit in my space perfectly. I put the chair together by myself. The first chair took longer than I had hoped because I wasn't able to get some of the bolts lined up with the holes. The second chair took half the amount of time. If you are thinking about making this purchase I would encourage you to go for it. This chair embodies style and comfort. Update 10-28-21 I was able to find the matching ottoman on Overstock - perfect!

I searched for a long time to find the right chairs for my front room that has a vintage tube stereo system, and these chairs turned out better then I imagined. First off, the quality is really good. The real wood sides look great, the seating height is perfect and actually leans back for hours of comfort, and the chair is soooo comfortable. Small stupid thing is that instructions are wrong and the way the first two pieces are screwed together is not correct in the instruction drawings. I figured it out and got it done, but that may be very confusing to some. I absolutely recommend these chairs because of the comfort, style, and quality.

In the age of disposable and cheap furniture, I expected this to not be this well-made. It is a very solid chair and has nice, even finishes on the arms and legs. The foam in the cushion is a bit stiff, but I imagine that will soften with use. Overall a great value and a good-looking chair. Looks even better if you can find the matching ottoman online.

I would have loved to be more positive but I can only urge you not to buy this chair. The assembling is ridiculous…I read many reviews about the poor assembling about this chair but I thought “no, it will be ok, I am not that dumb”…well the assembling was a nightmare and one of the arm was missing a hole. Thank god for my nephew who is a great handyman, I was able to pierce a hole, add some glue and make the chair possible to exist. If you don’t have that kind of nephew (!), avoid buying this chair at any cost.