Great, no problem at all, assembly time 3 hours, take it easy (-, One small thing, the feet don't seem very sturdy!

Absolutely perfect size not too narrow and tall enough to look like real furniture.

Fantastic look! Not hard to build but it took 3 hours. Needs two people to build it

The composite wood is very thin and is very unstable until you get the back pieces on and even then if you need to move it around or anything I don’t think it will last very long, it looks nice up, but I was very disappointed with the quality, unable to ship it back as if there’s any damage you will be charged for it and it’s impossible to take it apart without damaging it so I decided to keep it, but Wayfair customer service was great and gave me a partial refund

Before purchasing the 75" Tall Arched Storage Display Cabinet, please understand this is not merely furniture. This is a relationship assessment tool disguised as home décor. If assembling this cabinet with your spouse, significant other, roommate, or anyone you currently love, be advised: this project will test the absolute limits of that relationship. If you make it to the end without filing for separation, sleeping in separate rooms, or throat-punching each other, congratulations — you are destined to be together forever. This is truly **the ultimate marriage workshop**. Step One: Consider medicating. Nothing extreme — just enough to remain calm when Part G does not appear to fit into Part H, even though the instructions swear that it does. Step Two: Read the book "Origami Mastery*. I’m not saying this cabinet requires advanced paper-folding knowledge, but there are moments when the instructions appear to have been written by someone who believes furniture, puzzles, and psychological warfare are the same thing. Step Three: Give yourself 3 to 4 hours to complete the project. That estimate assumes you are emotionally stable, well-fed, hydrated, and have not already argued over how to open the boxes or which way the back panels faces. Upon opening the boxes, you will find dozens of pieces, each individually numbered, so prepare to play a high-stakes game of bingo with your partner. “Do we have Part 17?” “No, but we have three Part 14s, one unnumbered and something that looks like it belongs on a spacecraft.” The screws, connectors, hinges, and other tiny instruments of chaos are at least separated into individual packages and labeled alphabetically from A through V, which sounds helpful until you lay them all out in order and realize several letters are randomly missing for no apparent reason. Do not panic. You did not lose anything. Apparently, the alphabet was merely a suggestion. The instructions are technically well laid out and easy to understand — provided you have a PhD in Aerospace Engineering, a minor in structural mechanics, and prior experience decoding ancient manuscripts. For the rest of us, they may as well have been printed in braille during a power outage. And let me be clear: if assembling this cabinet were part of an escape room, we would still be there. No alarms. No celebration. No smiling employee opening the door and saying, “You made it!” Just two or three exhausted people sitting on the floor, surrounded by hinges, mystery screws, and one remaining wooden dowel, accepting the fact that we are prisoners forever. That said, once assembled, the cabinet is actually beautiful. While not B&B Italia, or Knoll quality, it is impressive enough to make you forget the emotional journey, puncture wounds, and blisters required to bring it into existence. Final verdict: 5 stars for the finished cabinet. 1 star for the assembly process and emotional torture. 10 stars as a marital counseling exercise.