Chic, Comfy, and Affordable addition to my Work From setup. Whats not to love.
Since WFH is now indefinite, I decided to upgrade my chair to go along with the desk I purchased from a few weeks ago (see link below). I chose this style because it looked comfortable, was pretty stylish, and less than 200. Surprisingly, delivery was well before the time frame quoted (it was slated for delivery between 6/19-6/29, but it arrived today, 6/8) which was pretty awesome.
First impressions: Im pretty pleased with this purchase. The chair came well packaged and arrived in perfect condition. The instructions had no words, but it was pretty easy to figure out. It took me about 15 min to assemble and the only tool needed was the included allen wrench. There was even a really nice note from the vendor / gift with purchase/ a pillow case that looked like a present/ tucked in with the chair.
The quality is really good. The teal velvet is a gorgeous, deep, jeweled tone and really soft / luxurious to the touch. The base is a shiny/ brassy gold metal, and there is a lever that adjusts the seat height. The seat is cushy and comfy. It looked much larger in the photo, so I was expecting I could sit lotus style in it, but am slightly disappointed thats not the case. Note: if youve got an ample posterior or have really wide hips, this chair may be a bit snug. Though this is more of a occasional desk chair, it has decent lumbar / back support, but realistically this chair is more about the aesthetics than the ergonomics.
The only thing Im not too cry about are the wheels. Theyre kind of a cheap plastic and the rolling quality isnt that great. I have hard wood floors with no obstructions, and Ive noticed the wheels dont really glide smoothly over the surface, especially when youre sitting in the chair. Its just easier to stand up and move the chair vs scooting while sitting. While this may be an inconvenience for some, it doesnt really bother me, but it is definitely worth calling out.
Overall, Im really happy with this purchase. It brings a glamorous touch to my makeshift office and is a heckuva lot more comfortable than the wooden chair I was using before. For me, the pros far outweigh the cons (which is really just the wheels), and thats enough for me to recommend purchasing this chair.
Chic, Comfy, and Affordable addition to my Work From setup. Whats not to love.
Since WFH is now indefinite, I decided to upgrade my chair to go along with the desk I purchased from a few weeks ago (see link below). I chose this style because it looked comfortable, was pretty stylish, and less than 200. Surprisingly, delivery was well before the time frame quoted (it was slated for delivery between 6/19-6/29, but it arrived today, 6/8) which was pretty awesome. First impressions: Im pretty pleased with this purchase. The chair came well packaged and arrived in perfect condition. The instructions had no words, but it was pretty easy to figure out. It took me about 15 min to assemble and the only tool needed was the included allen wrench. There was even a really nice note from the vendor / gift with purchase/ a pillow case that looked like a present/ tucked in with the chair. The quality is really good. The teal velvet is a gorgeous, deep, jeweled tone and really soft / luxurious to the touch. The base is a shiny/ brassy gold metal, and there is a lever that adjusts the seat height. The seat is cushy and comfy. It looked much larger in the photo, so I was expecting I could sit lotus style in it, but am slightly disappointed thats not the case. Note: if youve got an ample posterior or have really wide hips, this chair may be a bit snug. Though this is more of a occasional desk chair, it has decent lumbar / back support, but realistically this chair is more about the aesthetics than the ergonomics. The only thing Im not too cry about are the wheels. Theyre kind of a cheap plastic and the rolling quality isnt that great. I have hard wood floors with no obstructions, and Ive noticed the wheels dont really glide smoothly over the surface, especially when youre sitting in the chair. Its just easier to stand up and move the chair vs scooting while sitting. While this may be an inconvenience for some, it doesnt really bother me, but it is definitely worth calling out. Overall, Im really happy with this purchase. It brings a glamorous touch to my makeshift office and is a heckuva lot more comfortable than the wooden chair I was using before. For me, the pros far outweigh the cons (which is really just the wheels), and thats enough for me to recommend purchasing this chair.