🪑 Green Fabric and Walnut Wood Finish Armen Living Butterfly Dining Chair Review

I really like the design of this little mid-century chair - the curve of the wood on the armrests is a really nice touch. It's not an expensive piece of furniture, but it works well as a dressing table and I can always lug it into the living room for work. It was a bit difficult to balance the chair's legs to keep the chair from wobbling. .

Sturdy and well made for the most part, these chairs have metal legs painted wood color and are simply beautiful. But they're smaller than a typical 19-inch dining chair and their design makes them feel narrow. only one had creases in the fabric, indicating a manufacturing process that was too fast, but not offensive for the price.

I love the look of this chair but it has three chips on the wood pieces that are clearly visible especially where the armrest meets the seat 1" Chip. I just don't have the strength to send it back - it's too cumbersome. The chair is quite heavy as it has metal legs. In fact, I want the chair to be lighter than a regular wooden chair so it's easier to pull it off the table or try to climb in while seated. Again a nice chair but I would spend a little more for a real wooden chair that is more…

The chair arrived damaged - wood had chipped where the armrest was attached to the base. This part doesn't appear to be attached very securely - a large staple, but mostly stapled together. I liked the chair so much that I left it anyway. Assembly is easy, the legs feel very strong and durable (made of metal with walnut veneer). I love the fabric and the charcoal tone. Please note that the walnut veneer on the wooden arms and base is quite thin and may scratch over time. Overall super stylish…

Love these chairs! They look so much more than their price (we paid $115 each). They are beautiful. Incredibly comfortable - I used one of these as a work chair while waiting for my real work chair to arrive and had no problem sitting in it for long hours at a time. The metal peg leg illusion works great too (I was afraid it would look cheap if bought online). A word of warning, these are changing chairs so tall people may find it difficult to sit in them, especially if you have wide hips…

After searching EVERYWHERE for a chair that fits my husband's needs for comfort (an upholstered upholstered chair with no padding) and my style, I FINALLY found this chair (at Revain, yay)! I was surprised that the legs are metal but they look like real wood and will be better at avoiding cuts and dents from my dog and kids. The chair itself feels very solid and is easy to assemble. It's not the cheapest of the cheap, but it's not the most expensive either. Good average travel chair. They sit a