Table looks great and was easy to put together.

I put this table together with my daughter, which immediately set the tone for what can best be described as a “bonding experience disguised as furniture assembly.” It wasn’t the easiest build. Several of the screw holes didn’t quite line up the way they were meant to, so getting things secured took more patience than we initially budgeted for. One hole in particular seemed to have decided it was simply not participating in the project at all—completely misaligned and refusing every screw like it had a personal vendetta. Despite that, we managed to get it assembled in just under an hour. Not bad, considering there were moments where we both paused and stared at the instructions as if they might suddenly offer emotional support or better engineering. Visually, the table does look nice once it’s fully put together. It has a clean, simple style that fits easily into the space. That said, it is a bit lighter than I expected. I was hoping for something with a little more weight to it—something that sits firmly in place and doesn’t shift so easily with everyday use. Right now, it’s on tile, which definitely doesn’t help its tendency to move around. I’m waiting for a rug to arrive, which should improve that issue and give it a bit more stability. The biggest downside, however, is its sensitivity to heat. Anything warm placed on the surface seems to leave its mark. After setting down dinner plates with hot food, I noticed visible discoloration in several areas. It was one of those moments where you slowly lift the plate, expecting nothing… and then immediately realize the table has developed new “character” you didn’t agree to. Unfortunately, that means table mats aren’t optional—they’re essential if I want to avoid further damage. Overall, it’s a decent-looking table that does its job, but it comes with some clear limitations. Assembly requires patience (and possibly teamwork or mild humor), stability could be better, and heat resistance is not its strong suit. It works, but it asks for a bit more care than I originally expected.

Great quality but ends are bit flimsy, would be nice to have some extra wood underneath to keep steady.

The first chair was hard to put together but once you learn it gets easier. Seats are hard but I think they will last a bit

Incredibly uncomfortable - the seats are very cheap. Despite the plush appearance, there's no actual cushion? So odd. Also the beige is pretty dark and yellow. Really bummed I can't return