Perfect size for apartment living, and it looks great as a TV stand. The only downside is that there’s no cord hole in the back of the cabinet, which makes organizing TV electronics a bit tricky.

Style & Fit: The sideboard delivers exactly what it promises in the looks department. It fits the room beautifully and brings a level of elegance that feels spot‑on for the price point—no overpromising, no disappointment. Assembly: I rate flat‑pack furniture on a personal frustration scale from 1 to 5. A 1 involves relentless irritation, creative profanity, and at least one rage break. A 5 means clear instructions, reasonable hardware, smooth sailing, and zero swearing. This was a 5 stars, with an asterisk. Why? They forgot the instructions entirely. No paper copy, no online version, not even a QR code lifeline. And yet… somehow, it still earned top marks. The components are standard for this style of cabinet and intuitive enough that assembly was straightforward even without guidance. Bottom line: attractive, well‑priced, and surprisingly painless to assemble (manual or not). I’d absolutely recommend this cabinet.

Pretty nice item for press board, but really like the doors. Overall, pretty decent value but will probably replace the pulls. Pretty simple to put together and didn’t have any trouble aligning the doors which is a common problem with these kind of things.

I made a shoe cabinet out of this though it only comes with two shelves. I will make another shelf for it, but it is very modern and very beautiful and fits in with my decor. Set up was easy but not so quick. It is tedious to put together.

I just love fluted cabinets and this one is no exception! Assembly was a breeze. Legs are wood not plastic and it seems very sturdy. Instructions are clear and a quick internet search to adjust the hinges completed the process. Im very happy with it!