Complicated to put together according to my husband. Orangey toned wood. Flimsy to where it flips up when my kids lean on it. It will have to be replaced unfortunately. Cool design and look though. Just not very functional for a family dining table. I should have known haha.

Love this table fits perfectly with my odd space however pay the extra to have someone put it together.

It’s a beautiful table. It took a little bit to put it together a lot of parts but definitely worth it. It’s a great table.

Original table never arrived, this review it’s for the second shipment. It’s a really pretty table and shape/size it’s perfect for our home. The only thing I would have to add it’s that it’s not really 100% stable, you can’t punt any weight, and it was pretty difficult to build. Also, color it’s more reddish than what I was expecting.

Nice-Looking Table, But Some Assembly Concerns Overall, the table looks very nice and I’m happy with the appearance. The tabletop is quite heavy, so you’ll definitely need more than one person to safely get it out of the box and move it into place. Assembly was fairly straightforward once I figured out the first leg. After completing one leg, the second leg was much easier to put together. However, I did have some concerns with the pre-drilled holes. They don’t seem to be large enough for the screws for the legs, which made it difficult to get the screws in securely. As a result, the legs feel a little wobbly, and I’m concerned about how secure they will be over time. One suggestion for improvement would be to separate the hardware into individual bags for each set of tools needed for assembly. This would make the instructions much easier to follow and help prevent having to sort through all of the screws and hardware. Despite the assembly concerns, the table looks beautiful and has a nice overall appearance. I just wish the legs felt a little more secure.