Review on 🔲 Suzanne Kitchen by Winsome Wood: Your Perfect Square, Natural Wonder! by Yadira Hernandez

I rarely admire the products I buy. But I can't stop raving about this purchase in my head. So I can tell you! Assembly: Two people are required. I did everything myself. I'm 5'4" and 125 pounds and it took about 25 minutes, lots of excitement and determination. The trick is to arrange everything like the pictures and figure out which pieces have which letters of the alphabet. Then follow the instructions knowing which letters of the alphabet go where. Don't forget to attach the 5th wheel to the moving bar! I thought it was a spare and wondered why it was all wobbling. Small problem - if you put all the stops on the boxes "You can snap the boxes so they move together. I didn't want that so I just used the outer stops and not the inner ones. So now the boxes move on their own. Yes! Look it looks so good. Matches my oak floor The chairs are so cute and nested Functionality I use this table for everything It sits in my small kitchen in NYC and I use it for breakfast lunch dinner sen and for my computer and mail sorting needs. I fold it and roll it 2 feet away from where I'm going to use it to save space. r flat surface above, very simple. I see that I will easily reuse this table in the future. It has two small drawers that I now use to store paper. But you can store cutlery, small hardware, paint tubes, etc. there. Removing the chairs leaves space under the table to store light, bulky items. I will be using it for my abstract painting projects in the future. Cost: For $125 I got a table for two where I can have someone other than myself feed, work, read, plan my day, work on my laptop, pin my notes so I don't forget anything else. It's all over now. I'm just excited. Now this table has become a small work/dining nook in my tiny kitchen and is just a great space saving tool that is very functional and looks great. I couldn't be happier!