By far my worst experience with a Houzz item. I bought two of these nightstands a year ago and they were so amazing, that I decided to get two more for the guest room. Must be from a different manufacturer. This time the shipment took forever and when they finally arrived and we put them together, they were horrible!! Nothing aligns. The drawers dont close, the stand is wobbly and the spaces between drawer and sides are so uneven, its an eyesore to look at. DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM!!

These look great, the wood is a perfect color and I love the style BUT the quality was lacking. I ordered 2 of the exact same nightstand at the same time. They came in different types of packaging and the assembly was different for both (some parts were even different.) One was rather complicated to put together, and the other was not. Once together, the overall quality of both nightstands was lacking. The more difficult one to put together was actually a little bit better quality than the easier one. I really wanted to love these, but I would not purchase them again.

On the plus side, you get some ultra mid-century style at a price that won't break the bank. For the most part the finished product is adequately solid for light to medium duty use once assembled. The brown wood grain veneer looks pretty good (though it is much grayer in person than I had expected), and the simulated wood on the back panel is above average. It comes with extra screws and dowels, etc. The hardware is neatly labeled in separate packets. The product appeared well packed and protected upon arrival. Now for the negatives... overall quality and ease of assembly is a bit lower than IKEA stuff or, for example, the Project 62 Amherst bookcase I put together a few days ago. Brown paint on the legs was very sloppy, the finish on the blue drawer was peeling/wearing at the edges the day I took it out of the box and it looks like it will wear poorly. The gloss finish really shows fingerprints like crazy. Instructions are not detailed enough and several parts that will fit in two different directions but are intended to face a certain direction(shelf, top, sides of drawer) are not labeled/unclear, making it and easy to screw up when assembling. The legs would have been difficult to get on if I didn't have a power drill with a very tightly fitting phillips bit. The drawer doesn't fit very tightly, it slides cheaply and the pull is low grade plastic. The bottom of the drawer is very thin, but maybe it will hold up fine due to the many screws used to attach it. I don't think the dresser would last long if used by rough kids... with a careful adult it would probably be fine. As a functional side table, you can get much better quality and ease of assembly at a lower price elsewhere. That side, if you want this style there are only so many options out there. If you love the way it looks, don't mind taking a bit of time putting things together and won't be to rough, then go for it.