I have a small entryway, so I was looking for an ultra-slim shoe cabinet in white that would blend in with the wall and not draw attention to itself. This cabinet seemed to fit the bill. But be warned, there is one significant detail that was NOT in the photos: there is a large, conspicuous logo for the manufacturer printed right on the front of the cabinet. Why would they do that? Who would want the manufacturer's logo visible on their furniture, particularly one designed to be inconspicuous?! To be clear: the logo is on ONE of the drawer faces. The other two drawer fronts are all white, with no logo. The cabinet is otherwise great -- easy enough to assemble, reasonably good quality, not too expensive, fits in spaces that most other furniture won't. But I am currently trying to get Wayfair to send me a replacement front panel with no logo, and the company is refusing. I was told by customer service that they won't send a logo-free replacement panel because "the manufacturer wants its logo on it." Give me a break. [UPDATE: after five emails and one telephone call with Wayfair customer service, I see that they updated the main product photo with a poorly photoshopped version placing the "Garvee" logo on the front drawer panel. This was NOT on the photos when I purchased it. And as of this moment, they are still refusing to send me a panel that matches the one in the photos when I purchased this.]

Flimsy metal. Would’ve been great had they made it with better metal.