Looks sturdy, but does not feel sturdy. Door hinges does not work properly. There are few scratches and some parts does not align. I had use the circular wood color sticker that came with it. I wish I could return this, but it took us at least 3 hours to assemble. My husband was already frustrated. I did not want to bother him.

Definitely worth having! Assembly was pretty straightforward since all the parts are clearly labeled and the instructions are easy to follow. It has some weight to it, so I’d recommend assembling it where you plan to keep it. Once assembled, it feels really sturdy and stable. I love the mix of open shelving and enclosed storage. The brown wood-grain finish looks even better in person, and the fluted sides add a beautiful touch to the living room. I’ve already gotten some compliments on it!

Its overpriced for what it is. Its made out of pure particle board so its heavy, but flimsy. Its the flaky particle board. Like pressed wood chips. They used poor screws to join everything together. The dowels are too thin and too short. They just hang out in the holes not really doing much. As I began to try to move it, I was nervous because its not super sturdy. I dont mind something being flimsy or looking cheap, but the price should reflect that. This feels like a 175 dollar item to me, but I paid 320 dollars. Thats because its so heavy, so a lot of the price is shipping cost. I have purchased a lot of this cheap furniture and I am almost always satisfied with my purchases. I would much rather have paid 500 dollars for something that is quality, than to pay 320 dollars for something that isnt. Update Ive been fighting these door hinges for 30 minutes. They do not adjust. It says loosen the screws. I took the screws all the way out and they still wont slide at all. So I have no doors on the front. Four doors and eight hinges laying in a pile. Also, there were a ton of screws missing in relation to the doors. I had to go find my own at a hardware store. Update 2 I finally got the hinges unstuck but getting the doors aligned is impossible. I have tried until I am absolutely furious. The doors are so crooked and theres a full half inch of empty space between the two on the left side. At this point, I would be happy to make them look straight, and never open them. I have assembled so many pieces of furniture like this in the past, and this is by far the worst experience I have ever had. Its not even close. I despise this piece of furniture. Final Update After another two hours of trying to get the doors to look presentable, I finally decided to remove everything related to the doors. Including the 20 dollars worth of screws that I had to go out and buy because they were missing. I took a black marker and colored the bare wood holes as good as I could. It at least passes for presentable now as long as you dont inspect it too closely. I will use it like this temporarily until I can buy something else. A complete waste of 320 dollars, and not only my first bad experience with Wayfair, but the worst experience with a piece of furniture in my life.

Item looks exactly like picture. Is not as sturdy as I’d want for a tv stand but still flexible enough to move around if need be. Overall definitely worth the purchase and price. Tv stand that makes a statement.

Honestly, mid-century design never goes out of style. I love the rounded edges, they look so premium against my white wall, and no longer worry about sharp corners. The wood grain is my favorite part, adding so much depth that the black never feels heavy. It also fits all my living room stuff, so I can close the doors and keep everything looking clean and organized. Really happy with this choice!