ARTPLAN Dining Chair Mid Century Modern with Walnut, Eucalyptus Fabric Upholsted Retro Accent Arm Chair, Metal Legs Dissassembly Adjustable Foot for Kitchen Dining Room,Dark Orange

These are great, exactly what we needed as additional seating around a dining table when we have guests. They are narrow, but they have easily fit people over 200lbs. Very sturdy and comfortable. The style is so unique, and they look fabulous in our home.

You never know what you're going to get when ordering furniture online, so I decided to purchase one chair first to ensure it would suit my table and meet my expectations. I'm pleased to say that I love these chairs. I invited friends and family over to try them out and give their feedback. The overall consensus was positive, though my father, who is 6’1”, found the backrest a bit low for his comfort. On the other hand, everyone else, who are generally on the shorter side, found the chairs to be very comfortable.After this initial trial, I confidently ordered the remaining three chairs, and they look fantastic with my table. I did notice that one of the legs was slightly off the floor, though this could be due to my uneven flooring. I read a review suggesting that swapping the legs might resolve this issue, so I plan to try that. Overall, I highly recommend this product. I didn't need to contact the seller, so I can't comment on their customer service.

As described, great material, easy to assemble and actually comfortable

This is a gorgeous chair, no doubt. Also, if you are using a robot vacuum, the flared legs will allow the vacuum to go through and clean all round (serious, you got to account for such things!). BUT read the dimension carefully. It will hold 280 lbs of bone and sinew, as long as the overall butt is no wider than 17 inches. The actual seat width is 17 inches. 18 inches (mentioned as width at the dimensions in description) at the front, at the wider end, not when one actually plops down. Also, not necessarily a dinner table chair. More of an 'accent' chair. That said, it *is* comfortable, especially in the back, as it holds the back just above the waist.

I bought two of these chairs to accent our new mid-century dining area and to use as extra dining chairs when we put the extension in the table for guests. They are not the most comfortable chairs, but they are unique and add a mid-century vibe to the space. Everyone who visits asks where we found them :) I am very happy with the look and they seem sturdy enough for the purpose. If you have carpet, you'll need to find a way to slide them. We put the furniture sliders on the legs as a temporary fix. Looking for something more permanent and visually appealing.

The design of the chair is really what sold it to me! The production quality is fair (the wood looks GREAT) and the chair was very easy to assemble. The only surprise was the actual size of the chair. As a 6'1 person, I feel like a giant sitting in it, so for the size reference think more as a kitchen side chair than a livingroom accent chair. The color seems brighter and more saturated in the photos, so if you are looking for a specific green color to match it might be harder to determine that just based on photos.Update: I ordered another one since I repurposed them and I love how they look together.

Really dig the look of this chair, but wouldn't want to sit in it for very long.It's not uncomfortable, but it it's a little lower than you would expect and high side walls restrict wide sprawls, but that's the trade off for the awesome look. In hindsight I wish I had gotten the orange over the brown. I think the brighter color would help it "pop" more.That said, still very happy with everything.

The leg on the chair came off and chair fell to the ground. One leg on the chair never fit properly.