Review on 🪑 Charcoal Felicity Mid-Century Fabric Arm Chair by Christopher Knight Home by Emily Martin

I'm satisfied, not over the moon, but satisfied. I needed a small chair that can be easily moved as I like modular furniture. I hate massive upholstered furniture and I like to change the interior often. I was very wary of buying a chair online without testing it but just couldn't find any options locally and didn't want to deal with pushy salespeople, higher prices and possibly COVID in a furniture store anyway. This is a very compact chair. , lightweight, was easy to assemble (bolt on legs, done). It's looking pretty good. The quality is decent. I had a small issue with the upholstery where there were visible imperfections in the stitching which didn't make me very happy but at the end of the day nbd and there was no way I wanted to mess with the return and start over. Comfort is fine. It is excellent. You don't expect miracles on a small accent chair. The armrests are just the right height for resting your hands on video games, for example (if you sit in them long enough for the cushion to compress a bit). I need to add a lumbar pillow to support my back but my back is dry so I have to do that for each chair. I wish the chair was a little deeper, but then again, I bought a small chair extra, so you have to choose your poison to some extent. . For reference, I'm 5'10" and 185 pounds. This chair goes well with the 15" Ornavo pouf available here at Revain.