ArtswishMid Century Desk Chair Leather Office Chair Brown Office Desk Chair Home Office Chair with Wheels and Arms

Super cute affordable desk chair! Glides really easy. The assembly was quick and easy. The color is nice and the back and bottom are firm but comfortable. The fabric is really nice almost seems like a real leather. Love the texture within the chair, great match for the desk we also got on Amazon.

This chair is better than I expected. Easy to assemble, high quality components and extremely sturdy. It looks great and supports my back very well. Excellent value for the money. The covering is more plastic-y than I'd like, but overall I'm very happy with this purchase.

Seems to be solidly made, and the texture of the upholstery is pleasant and smooth. Fairly no frills office chair, with adjustable height for the seat and back cushion. No controlled adjustment for firmness etc. though, as an fyi.I don’t think someone would want to sit in it for an entire work day, but for the aesthetic and the price it’s a solid choice for a light use office chair.

I have a Herman Miller chair in my office, but I I purchased this chair for my home office. The chair is not only comfortable but adjustable as well. I wanted a smaller chair than my Aeron chair and something mid-century and and adjustable. I love the color. The padding on the armrest fits my arms well. I think its a terrific and stylish chair.

...it smells of chemicals REALLY badly.I bought this chair at the beginning of June, and I've had it about 6 weeks now. The chair looks nice, is comfortable (the back is low, and doesn't adjust very much, but I'm short), and was easy to assemble, however, the chemical smell is STRONG. So strong I couldn't keep it in the house for the first week.I've tried everything google recommended: Wiped with vinegar/water (three times), left in the sun to dry (4+ hours each time). Wiped with straight vinegar (three times), left in the sun to dry (4+ hours each time). Covered in baking soda overnight. After almost 2 weeks I contacted the seller for recommendations, and they were the same as google. They offered me a $30 credit to purchase leather cleaner. I purchased the leather cleaner, and have used it twice. I am now out of the 30 day return window, and as I sit in this chair today, all I can smell is the fake leather/chemical smell. It's not so strong that it gives me headaches anymore, and it doesn't fill a room like it did when I first bought it, but you do notice it before you even sit down. Everything online says the smell is caused by the material already beginning to break down, which I hope isn't the case. If you are sensitive to smells, I strongly recommend getting something else.

I think it looks very good IRL, doesn't take up too much space but isn't too small either, compatible with my ergonomic cushion. Very easy to put together and like the adjustable height.

First day owning this. From opening the box, the packaging alone was intense, well protected product. Assembly was very easy and straightforward. Build quality is pretty good, stitches all align, material seems like it will last (we'll see), and it doesn't make noise. It has a timeless style, and looks more expensive than it actually is. Most importantly the chair is comfortable, ergo friendly. I'm pretty tall but it has good height adjustability, and a lean back function.Only issue was the initial strong chemical smell coming from the seat, but some time and cleaner will fix that.EDIT: Don't get this chair. Look at the second pic, all of those white lines are the padding in the chair, stitching falling apart. Buy a more quality product. The chair now makes noises everytime I move, from loud to creaky, will be throwing away asap.

The chair looks great and is surprisingly comfortable, even with the low back and the assembly was easy. The threads are already falling apart on the seat back cushion (see photos) and you could see screws underneath the cushioned padding on the arms.Ideal for like a movie set or photo shoot or something. Falls apart faster than you’d think, unfortunately.