Review on Linon Home Dcor 0225CHA 01 KD U Charcoal by Candice Lohan

Is this the world's most durable chair? no Is it easy to assemble? Absolutely not - bring a friend and take your lunch with you! For these two criteria, the chair did not get 5 stars from me. So why does it deserve up to four when it's so difficult to assemble? First, it's not brown or beige. The wood is black - not very dark brown, black. The fabric feels very soft and the color varies between dark gray and cream. I have a grey, black and white color palette. I wanted pastor style upholstered chairs and faux microfiber/suede. This severely limited my options as almost all of the chairs are brown or beige and almost all of the options in my color palette are black vinyl or leather. I evaluated every custom option on the market. The average price for a custom chair made to my specification is $450 per chair. Comfort models with a display in this price range range from very comfortable to not at all comfortable. Every chair I have reviewed at this price has been of high quality, durable and designed to support much more weight than this Linon chair. the fabric I want and the right family of colors but there were very very few options at this price point and all the shades of gray were much lighter than would work really well in my kitchen. The price has been fairly consistent at or very close to $250 per chair. Despite the huge difference in price, there was no noticeable difference in quality between the chairs I tested in this price range and the Linon chair. The Linon chair is at least as durable as other options in this price range. This Linon chair is the fabric I want in the color I was hoping to find. It is even more beautiful in reality than in the photos and feels very soft. I kept coming back to this chair in my searches, but the very low price put me off a bit (I was expecting a significant drop in quality from the chairs I was considering for $250) and I couldn't find a store near me Find one that has a demo model of this chair to see in person. Eventually I ordered a sample chair and decided that if I liked it I would order 7 more for my kitchen when the house was finished and if I didn't like it I would use it in my laundry room. Room. I paid $86 for a chair. It took an hour and a half to assemble the chair, a helper, a hammer and a Phillips screwdriver. But when assembled it's beautiful, more comfortable than any of the chairs I've considered in the $250 price range, and it's at least on par in quality with the black and gray microfiber chairs in the next price range. Verdict: If you need pillar-high seats in a black and gray color palette, don't want leather or vinyl, spend a lot of time and effort putting them together, aren't looking for chairs that will last a few lives - This is a very affordable, comfortable, and nice option. If you want something that ticks all the other criteria but can carry more weight, doesn't require assembly, and/or lasts forever, I'd recommend saving up and investing in custom chairs, as this Linon chair easily compares to similar chairs is an individual option that you can find in each intermediate price category.