Chaise de bureau Mid-Century rembourrée avec cadre en bois massif et accoudoirs

Wooden arm was chipped on arrival. Uncomfortable and subpar cushion and material. Wayfair had to direct me to the manufacturer for a replacement but I haven’t heard back yet.

My chair arrived a bit damaged, but it was mainly scuffs and scrapes on the piece that goes under the front of the seat that braces to the two legs. Overall, I find the chair comfortable, but it is far shorter than advertised on Wayfair's website. It's about 16" from seat to floor, not the nearly 19" advertised in the schematics. This is fine if you need chairs for a waiting room or an office meeting room with a low table, but it is too short for most standard desk or table heights. I can't take notes using it at my writing table or type because the chair is too low and I'm not a short person. The chair is more or less comfortable, but the back is a bit too firm. If you're looking for lumbar support, this chair doesn't have it despite what is advertised. Be careful getting up and out of the chair as the plastic stoppers at the bottom of each leg makes the chair slide very easily on wood floors (I almost fell getting out of the chair as it slipped out from under me as I stood up); recommend putting rubber grips under the legs or using on carpet. I wouldn't buy this chair again and will probably sell it or donate it. It was not easy to assemble either, and my package didn't come with instructions (although I found some online later).

These are nice and comfortable. Using in an office so wont be used for long periods of seating. The wood is a tad red but still ok.

Sturdy frame, firm seat and back cushion. I added a small lumbar pillow because the chair is slightly lower in back then in front. Arms very helpful for getting up from chair. Difficult to understand directions, took longer than expected to put together. Overall a good purchase for using as extra seating in the den.

Very easy to assemble and is very comfortable for an office chair. Would buy again. Thank you Wayfare.