Review on 🪑 Classically Chic: CangLong Mid-Century Tufted Leather Kitchen Counter Upholstered Dining Chairs- Set of 2, Brown by James Beird

I love this chair. It's actually better than I expected and I'm really happy to see that it pairs beautifully with the dining chair version if you're more than one height. They are perfect for the rack height as shown in the picture. their decorative character. Their tufted nature is really good and well made. I would say the negative part of the design is the fact that there is a zipper stitching on the back which is clearly visible and bothers me a bit (especially as the back tends to be more visible to me than the front). pressed). I don't think leather is "real" but I'm no expert. That's enough material for me as we have a lot of kids, and it's easy to wipe clean if sticky fingers get on it. It takes a lot of assembly and I used a drill to make it easier. This comes unassembled - it requires a lot of screws and labor to assemble so allow time for assembly. Once installed it seems quite durable and I use it sometimes as a plus size (XXL) adult female, but it works better for kids in terms of endurance than overweight adults like me. I feel like it will last longer if I just avoid it and stick with sturdier wooden stools than the one I put together myself. There is a fabric on the bottom of the chair to which the back attaches with velcro to cover the bottom with screws to give the bottom a cleaner look. I think it's a pretty good deal for the price - until a little do-it-yourself flat pack assembly puts you off. In general I would have preferred a pre-assembled chair but I think the price is fair for what you get and the time it takes to assemble. They look a lot more expensive than they actually are, so they're a good budget alternative. Overall I would recommend them.