Walker Edison Mid-Century Modern Wood Kitchen Buffet Sideboard Entryway Serving Storage Cabinet Doors-Dining Room Console, 70 Inch, Walnut

This is gorgeous. I absolutely love it. Easy to assemble, took a good while, so expect an afternoon of your time. You cannot beat it for the price at all! Drawers are a type of railing that you press in gently to close, no damage in that aspect, just a kind of rail system that was different than I'm used to. Great finish, no damage or scratches out of the box. It looks AMAZING! For reference my TV is 65" so more than likely you could go up to 75"-80". Remember that sizes are diagonal on TVs so you have to measure the bottom of the TV to know if it'll fit across the top of the TV console. If you're on the fence about it, get it!

I usually roll my eyes at new furniture trying to look “vintage,” but desperate times called for desperate measures. I needed a buffet in exactly the right size and couldn’t find one anywhere — not local shops, not estate sales, nada. Enter this little gem! It’s got the legs (because legs = life in MCM), gold hardware that feels luxe without being over the top, decent quality, and it went together without a fight. So far, I’m genuinely happy — it finally gives my space that mid-century vibe I’ve been hunting for.

Wood is pretty but not sturdy. Instructions are clear but it still takes 3-4 hourss to built it. The worst part is that, drawers do not close fully unless I really push it. I am using it in my bedroom so noone sees it…

It’s big and heavy so it can store a lot, but the quality is not great and the veneer is so thin that it’s hard not to end up with little dents and chips just from assembly. I think the MDF used is very soft so after assembling it already looks like it’s been around a while. Also, the drawer hardware is terrible. Half the knobs must be corroded inside or they sent bolts of the wrong size because you can’t get them all the way in. The drawer tracks also get stuck so you have to push the drawers hard to get them to fully close. I’m pretty disappointed and don’t think it will last long, but it feels impossible to deal with the return process.

The description is accurate. Every panel, except for the legs, is particle board. The most visible panels have a nice looking, although extremely thin, veneer. All interior panels are covered in a simulated wood printed vinyl, not veneer. There was a manufacturing mistake in the drawer bottom supports. The holes were not drilled to the correct diameter for the provided dowels. And the predrilled holes for the cabinet door stops are incorrect, and cause the doors to protrude about an eighth of an inch. And one side panel didn’t align to the top correctly, again because of a mistake with the predrilled holes. So I’d say the quality could be much better with more accurate manufacturing. It’s extremely heavy, but seems very stable. Overall, it’s a good-looking piece that will serve its purpose. It would take someone with plenty of experience to assemble it. And you’ll need to be able to work around or troubleshoot a number of fitment issues. If I was buying again, I’d pay a little more, and get something that uses more solid wood, and is lighter weight.

This comes in a LARGE box, and it's quite heavy. Allow for plenty of floor space to assemble this thing. It's a very complete kit, even includes glue to reinforce the wood dowel connections. It assemblies just like any IKEA unit you might have done, and some portions are pre-assembled, such as the drawer slides. Everything is clearly labeled and the instructions are accurate, but you must look closely to ensure you have the right orientation of the pieces when assembling. My only issue is that the hardware was very oddly packaged, with multiple types of fasteners grouped together out of sequence from when you use them. You need to very carefully check to make sure you are using the right screw in the right location, and it's challenging in the way the hardware is packaged. I recommend sorting this out first, per the table of contents, before trying to find the right fastener at the right time in the sequence of assembly. When it's all said and done, this is a handsome unit with a nice wood finish that feels like a much more expensive mid-century modern piece of furniture. I like it a lot.

Once assembled this credenza is good looking and functional. The quality is far above most flat pac shipped furniture. I put a lot of these types of pieces together and this one was not hard, but it was time consuming with many parts. Directions are fine. You should have some basic handyman skills to assemble or get some help. Again, I have been a wood worker and architect for many years-it still took me 3 hours to assemble this. That's with good organizational skills and much experience. Reviews that say it is easy to assemble are planted by the vendor/manufacturer. It's an involved assembly.

The style and finish is beautiful. High enough off the ground for a robot vacuum to get underneath. Cabinet’s are tall enough and deep enough to put wine bottles either standing up or on their sides facing out. I purchased this mostly to use as a bar cabinet, and it fits everything nicely. The box that it arrives in was well packaged to protect the pieces inside, but heavy and needs two to lift and move inside if delivery is left outside. Assembly says it recommends two people but I was able to assemble it alone, two people may have made it easier and take less time but very doable still with one. Overall very happy with my purchase and would recommend it. The doors are a little tricky to get aligned perfectly, and I read some other complaints about it in the reviews before purchasing. There are adjustment screws in the hinges that can be manipulated to get the doors better aligned. Instructions on how this works are not included but trial and error worked out in the end.