STARWAY Mid Century Modern Dining Chairs Set of 2, Retro Faux Velvet Accent Chair with Solid Wood Legs, Armless Side Leisure Chair for Kitchen, Dining Room & Living Room (Green)

Perfect for our new kitchen space! Definitely sturdy and worth the price too! Hubs is 6' tall 220ish and he's approved them. These tips will make assembly a breeze... first of all and most importantly...THEY DON'T TELL YOU THIS... the four legs are marked 1-4 on the top area of the leg that goes into seat bottom (my pic 2). You don't see this until you remove the already-in-place leg mounting hardware (must remove this hardware to mount legs to chair). Once you do that you can place seat base upside down on table and place each leg in corresponding marked hole 1-4. Easy peasy. I've read a couple reviews that said they needed a hammer. Ours fit easily in if you are sure to align the flat side in top of leg to the corresponding flat side in seat base. TIP... You WILL need a little screwdriver to reach in the hole to spin the "C" part around so that the leg screw can be tightened (pic 4). Hope this saves some aggrevation. Bottom line... we LOVE 'em and assembly was a breeze once we figured out the leg thing 🙂

I was looking for a couple more chairs to fit my current modern style dining set. These fit the style I was looking. Although they do feel a bit more youthful than I’d like, they balance well with the other chairs I have as you can see in the pictures.These are not as deep and might be an issue for taller people, but it will help you sit more upright as the back is firm. The plastic back is very strong so I’m not worried about it breaking at all. The velvet/velour top is cushioned well and feels firm enough to last a for years. My friends sat in them and agreed; they were both taller than 6’ and over 250 lbs.Assembly was easy except the tolerances on the notches for one of the wooden legs was a bit tight. I had to use a mallet to tap it in. To be fair, this isn’t an IKEA chair so set your expectations a bit lower. They are not difficult as some have reviews though. There’s literally 4 bolts for the legs and 4 screws for the seat. The only tricky part was keeping the bolt holding piece aligned up in the wood legs because it tended to rotate. I solved this by using a slim screwdriver to rotate it up after I tapped the legs into place. I actually timed myself; it took 7 minutes to assemble a chair.Overall, I’d recommend these chairs. I’m thinking about buying a couple more if or when I get a bigger dining table. They’d also be useful as accent chairs or maybe a short duration desk chair

Looks modern, clean finish of plastic frame and back, nice suede feel fabric with memory foam cushion, sturdy and stable legs, legs woth silicon padding at the bottom. The only issue is that the suede forms butt prints when you get up which is something you can fix when getting up

I’ve had to buy a LOT of furniture lately, all requiring extensive assembly. These chairs are by far the worst experience I’ve ever had assembling furniture. They come with a little baggie with screws and washers in them. You’d think those parts would have something to do with the install, but none of the parts in that baggie matched anything on the installation sheet. Never figured out what they’re even for. I ended up finding 80% of the parts already attached to the legs. never found the remaining two pieces, though. I proceeded to try installation anyways. I never even got to the point where those two pieces would be needed. The legs are too big for the hole on the bottom of the chairs. I had to use a hammer to get them in, and even then it had varying effectiveness, which caused each of the legs to have a different length. I spent yesterday and today trying to figure it out. I’m done. I’m returning them. Save yourself the headache and don’t buy these pieces.

Not mentioned in instructions:1. Chair legs are numbered with cut out. (Shown on the pics)Please don’t make my mistake and screw the correct leg into the correct spot.2. Bigger black screws are already inside the legs. There are no missing parts in the packaging. The instructions didn’t say that, and I was confused at first.English is not my first language, so excuse my explanation, but I’ll try to make it understandable.The tricky, the most annoying, and struggling part:You need to get a screw into a hole of this small metallic part (shown on the pic) while it’s inside the leg, and it’s turning around and moving. Having a turn screw helps but not as much as you would like.And honestly, we shouldn’t have had such problems with the chair assembly.I assembled a queen-size bed, professional drawing desk, and cabinet myself and didn’t struggle with them as much as I did here.Eventually, I set them up, and I do like the chairs. But please make the assembly easier and more user-friendly.

They are the perfect sets. Very comfortable .Easy to adjust love the fact that you could easy clean it and they go perfect for my table. I’m in need of one more set.

These are great, very sturdy and super cute

The chairs are beautiful and seem sturdy, but it came with half of the screws and supplies missing. Of course customer service seems to be non existent.