Really good product that I'm sure to get a lot of use out of. Assembly was easy, but slightly awkward to hold the legs into place while getting the screws and washers aligned and fastened in.
It has nice cushioning, good lower back support, some mid to upper back support, and is a nice distance from the ground for taller people. The only thing about comfort, is I wouldn't call it all-day comfort. If you're working from home, it might start to feel a bit rigid after an hour or so. That's what happened to me. In fact my cushioned dining room chair is actually better in this regard. So if you're looking for shorter duration use, this chair is for you. It is plenty comfortable for that. And the lighter you are, the better it probably is ;)
The legs are sturdy, and the fact they don't have wheels is a plus because you can place the chair onto a hard-wood or linoleum surface without need to buy a mat. They even come with soft fabric pads attached so they don't scratch your floor. Now again, if you're trying to repurpose as an all-day office chair, no wheels might be an issue. I love how the chair spins 360 degrees effortlessly. This is a really nice feature that makes it easier to get into an out of. I don't have to pull up the chair nearly as much as a regular chair.
Lastly, and one of the chief reasons I bought it, is the mid-century modern aesthetic. The distressed brown leather color on the outside goes along great with the more polished gray color on the inside. The brown also goes great with my adjacent brown leather couches, and the overall look compliments a natural-edge wood desk for which it pairs.
Overall, I'm excited to see this piece alongside a moderately used desk, and will get lots of use out of it going forward (albeit probably not full day work sessions).
Comfort and style
Really good product that I'm sure to get a lot of use out of. Assembly was easy, but slightly awkward to hold the legs into place while getting the screws and washers aligned and fastened in. It has nice cushioning, good lower back support, some mid to upper back support, and is a nice distance from the ground for taller people. The only thing about comfort, is I wouldn't call it all-day comfort. If you're working from home, it might start to feel a bit rigid after an hour or so. That's what happened to me. In fact my cushioned dining room chair is actually better in this regard. So if you're looking for shorter duration use, this chair is for you. It is plenty comfortable for that. And the lighter you are, the better it probably is ;) The legs are sturdy, and the fact they don't have wheels is a plus because you can place the chair onto a hard-wood or linoleum surface without need to buy a mat. They even come with soft fabric pads attached so they don't scratch your floor. Now again, if you're trying to repurpose as an all-day office chair, no wheels might be an issue. I love how the chair spins 360 degrees effortlessly. This is a really nice feature that makes it easier to get into an out of. I don't have to pull up the chair nearly as much as a regular chair. Lastly, and one of the chief reasons I bought it, is the mid-century modern aesthetic. The distressed brown leather color on the outside goes along great with the more polished gray color on the inside. The brown also goes great with my adjacent brown leather couches, and the overall look compliments a natural-edge wood desk for which it pairs. Overall, I'm excited to see this piece alongside a moderately used desk, and will get lots of use out of it going forward (albeit probably not full day work sessions).