SIMPLIHOME Artisan Buffet - 54 inch Wide Solid Wood 3-Door Sideboard Buffet in Dark Chestnut Brown, Transitional Storage Cabinet for Dining Room or Kitchen with Adjustable Shelves and Bronze Hardware

Beyond thrilled! Shopped extensively in brick & mortar stores, could not find this size, which is very specific to the space I have. Also quality and price surpass all local furniture stores. Bought this on faith after reading all of the reviews. This has exceeded my expectations. The quality, craftsmanship and color are terrific. The price is a bargain for this item.One note would highly recommend paying for the add on service of assembly. The two Amazon employees did a very thorough job. This is a fairly large solid item and assembly is no joke. Assembly took two of them nearly 2 hours.

It looks amazing and is extremely sturdy, but this thing took forever to put together. I'm talking well over four hours including snack breaks!! I assembled it alone and no individual step was difficult, but it was hands down the most involved and time consuming assembly of any piece of furniture I have ever purchased. I really think that it is a matter of the manufacturer designing a product to be quality and sturdy over having it be easy to put together.The instructions were very clear. All pieces came nicely labeled. They put arrows pointing toward the front for all pieces where you had to decide how to orient them. They even included drill holes at the top and bottom of the doors so that it doesn't matter which door you put on the left and which one you put on the right. Either way you can put the magnet at the bottom to connect to the magnet on the bottom of the inside to hold it closed.Without the drawers in it or doors on it, it was light enough for me, a relative weakling, to pick up on my own and move to its final spot. The only time that an extra pair of hands would have been nice was when having to support the doors to connect the hinges to the main body of the sideboard.Again, every individual step is easy enough, but people who just have average modular furniture assembly skills could find this to be a really daunting. Overall, I'm relieved to be done and extremely satisfied with the final product. Extremely well designed. Would buy another piece of furniture from this manufacturer without hesitation.

I like the piece. It's pretty, functional and fits my space. Not that difficult to assemble too, especially if you've ever assembled an Ikea piece. If you buy it be very careful about placing the first sets of screws that assemble the drawers. Off center just a touch and the drawer won't sit exactly flush. In addition, the thing stinks to high heaven. I've had it assembled for a couple weeks now and I have to leave the doors open to dissipate the odor. I assume it's the wood finishing chemicals. I figure it will eventually go away, but as yet the smell is as strong as the day I assembled it.

First off the cabinet is very expensive, it not solid. It’s almost like a egg shell, and the metal seemed like bamboo. Its has a lot of errors, when assembling the cabinet I noticed there were broken parts, scratched parts also chipped parts. Assembling it was a challenge…Honestly I don’t recommend this Cabinet and it should be way cheaper for the quality it is. I regret buying it. For the $500 I paid, I could’ve gotten something better quality. Definitely not worth the money or time.

This is an attractive piece that is nice to accent your room. While, inexplicably, they said a TV should not be put on it, that is how I used it and it serves the purpose well. As for the CONS, there are several. It is mostly solid wood, but not hardwood. It dents easily and the finish, although attractive, comes off very even more easily. So, it won't hold up to heavy use. The assembly was hampered by two things. First, they sent instructions for an entirely different piece of furniture. So I had to proceed unaided, except for the stickers on some of the major pieces that showed you what faces to the front. The mechanisms that hold much of it together, the ones that screw in and lock down with a cam often would not make a connection if installed as intended. They had to be unscrewed partially for the cam to lock. Not a good situation and a pain to figure out. Be clear that every drawer has to be built. The directions seem pretty good if you have the right ones. The chemical smell that some complained of didn't seem extreme to me and went away quickly. This line sells under two names and the prices vary tremendously for the exact same products. At $500, I'd call it an OK value if you can deal with the hassle. At $700 the CONS would outweigh the PROS in my opinion. If you purchase, I would suggest going slow, having a helper, and being very careful that you don't ding it up in the process which is very easy to do.

SIMPLYHOME is a great brand. I have bought a couple of pieces from them, and they come very well-packaged. Assembly is fairly clearly outlined in the instructions, and once you get it together, it looks like you bought it in the store and paid twice as much!

The buffet came very well packaged. All the parts had references letters for easy assembly that matched the assembly manual and they all fit perfectly. It took my wife and I about 3 1/2 hours to put together. We are very pleased with the purchase. We are planning on having a glass cut to size to fit the top.