I built three of these because Wayfair shipped me one in Black when I ordered two Walnut, forcing me to send the first set back. First of all, their Walnut color option looks exactly like the Brown color option on the site, so who knows what their Brown actually looks like. For the three Walnut I received, they were all marked Walnut on the box, so this wasn't a mix-up. You can see the "Walnut" in the photo provided, compare it yourself.
Second, the instructions are incorrect in Steps 6 and 7, and the holes in the corresponding Part 15s are drilled incorrectly. If you follow their directions, the drawer will stick out by about an inch and look like garbage. You need to make sure Part M is flush with Part 6 (not overlapping), this means that you'll have to drill your own hole into Part 15 to secure the third screw of Part M. No big deal, but something to remember. This was NOT a fluke and I had to do this for all three nightstands. In one nightstand, Part 15 was about a tenth of an inch too long and I had to use a circle saw to make it fit. A smaller mistake is found in Step 22, where it doesn't tell you that the placement of Bracket K and Bracket L are dependent on which way the door is swinging open. Finally, they provide glue to use on the wooden pegs. Don't do that, that's not how wooden pegs work - they'll be fine without glue.
Once the nightstands are built, they look great. But the color issues, the incorrect instructions, and the one quality control issue means that you should not buy this if you are not experienced or don't have access to power tools (and if you aren't picky about color).
