Very easy to assemble, and the quality is surprisingly good for the price. It took me about an hour to put the whole dresser together, and I love every detail. The drawers are very spacious and hold plenty of clothes. It also has a great children safety feature, you can't open all the drawers at once, only one at a time, so there's no risk of it tipping over.

This dresser chest is heavy. It has a beautiful art deco feel to the design on the drawers. It was easy to assemble, but we did have a few connector screws that broke due poor quality. It is nice neutral color too!

This is a nice dresser. It’s not very large and the drawers are small. I swear all dressers now days have the smallest drawers. I am giving it 4 stars due to the size of the drawers and the fact that it says it’s solid wood. It is not all solid wood.

This dresser is really cute and sturdy. The drawers slide extremely smooth, it's a good size, and it was decently easy to put together. I will say the color is more of a gray than white, which is fine for me but may not be great if you’re expecting more white.

I want to be fair here because the finished piece genuinely looks nice, the fluted drawer fronts and tapered legs deliver that mid century look convincingly, the slim vertical footprint works well in a smaller bedroom, and standing back after assembly I was pleased with the appearance. But getting there was more frustrating than it should have been, and the quality underneath the looks doesn’t justify what this costs, which is why I’m landing at three stars for appearance alone. The instructions and especially the part labeling were wrong in places, fortunately obvious enough that I caught the errors before committing to a mistake, but that’s a manufacturing oversight that shouldn’t reach the customer. Assembly itself fought me, several of the small fittings barely wanted to enter their holes and I ended up hammering pieces that should have slid in with hand pressure, suggesting the drilling tolerances are sloppy. The construction is engineered wood throughout rather than solid wood, which the listing photos flatter considerably, and mine arrived with a fair number of scratches across the panels. The pre-installed drawer glides did speed things up, credit where due, and the metal pulls feel decent. The drawers hold clothing fine within their modest weight ratings. So my honest verdict, if you’re buying primarily for the mid century look in a bedroom that doesn’t demand heirloom furniture, it delivers visually once you’ve fought through the build. But between the labeling errors, the scratches, the hammering and the engineered wood reality, I’d want this at a lower price before recommending it without reservation.