This new bookcase by George Oliver was selected for the my new reading nook. I haven’t installed the lights yet and I am not sure if I will. This is going to be perfect to hold all of my books neatly behind glass. It took about an hour to put together. I really like the tone of the wood and black trimmed glass doors. I would recommend!

This was very annoying to put together. Attaching the door to the base price is annoying at best. The holes didn't line up with all the hinges and it was difficult to keep everything flush unless you put a book or something to hold the door up. Also the lights are confusing. They are just double sided tape lights that have a USB at the end for every shelf but there is no connecting wire. So it's a great cabinet for just a cabinet. The light aspect of it needs work.

Not really a fan. Looks MCM pretty in pic. In person after assembled reminded me of an 80s old stereo cabinet. It’s a new piece of furniture but the style is deceiving. What you’d think would be beautiful glass doors, look like stereo glass from back in the day. Not the best piece of furniture sadly.

Adhesive strips do not stick at all! Could cause damage or break collectibles! The “CC” code sandblasted at the top of each piece of glass would’ve been nicer to place at bottom. Rechargeable lights are great in theory, but to have to remove items to be able to recharge is not feasible.

This is a simulated walnut color cabinet with glass doors and it was easy to put together until I started on the doors. Had to have help with the hinges. One side of the cabinet only had half of the holes drilled for the right side glass door hinges. BUT it was managed. The lights inside make it very beautiful and the led bars light up when you open the doors. They had to be charged. Then they all fell down because the glue on the mounting strips was too weak, which I modified by adding gorilla glue patches. Now we are very pleased with the cabinet! Thank you!