I rarely leave negative reviews, but this was an extremely disappointing experience. After waiting months for a desk costing over $2,000, it arrived with significant manufacturing defects that made assembly impossible. We were initially told the problem was simply that the supplied screws were too long, but the actual issue was that mounting holes on one end of the desk were drilled in the wrong location, preventing two of the legs from being attached at all. Rather than wait even longer for a replacement, I had to borrow a power drill, create new holes myself, clear blocked pilot holes, and purchase additional hardware to complete the assembly. Despite paying for assembly service, the team also left drawer and cabinet knobs uninstalled. To make matters worse, the desk arrived with a dented front edge and visible glue residue on the cabinet glass. The craftsmanship and quality control were far below what I would expect for furniture at this price point. While Wayfair refunded the assembly fee and provided a discount, the amount of work required to make this desk usable, combined with the defects and damage, made this one of the worst furniture-purchasing experiences I've had.