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Totally in love with this piece. I have a living-room on the smaller side and knew I needed to be extremely thoughtful of the pieces I add in. I chose this mirrored piece because mirrors reflect light and help a smaller room appear brighter. This sideboardconsole does just that. The antique gold is a great accent to the mirror and looks well against my hardwood floors and white paint which also adds in adding more light and making a room appear more spacious. The only thing I might change is the knobs I really wish they were gold as well but the silver knobs blend in with the mirror giving it more of a mixed metals appearance. The sideboard was packaged well, I had no cracks or visible signs of damage anywhere. The shelves in the inside are definitely where they cut corners on quality. But I do like that you can take them out. Im using the side cabinets for alcoholic bottlesbeverages and some of those can be pretty tall so I just removed the shelves and viola everything fit. I will be placing my tv on the wall above it to save space. I also used the Handy option through Wayfair and my handyman built it fairly quickly by himself. He did add an anchor of support around the legs because it did seem to be a little shaky but I think my floors are uneven. Overall if you were second guessing this option over a more high end one I would say get this one. No the quality is not super luxurious but it definitely looks like it and Ive been getting compliments on it since Ive had it up.

Very attractive and per my husband "seems to be well built". Although not real wood, over the years we've had several of this type of construction material and my husband commented "the quality is getting much better". We had no issues putting it together although having someone help would be advised. Everything lined up as it should and it took about 1 1/2 hrs. to put it together. It definitely fits the "farmhouse" theme I was going for. My only disappointment is it's a bit smaller than I needed. I have photo albums that are 14x13 and I have to stand them up on their bindings to allow the sliding door to close. I just needed another 1" depth to stand them normally (like you would stand a book). You'll see in the photo how it sits on the sliding rail IF NOT turned on its binding. Safe to say the depth truly is 13" to be able to close the door; and it's a tight fit even that way. There's no room to spare. Other than being just slightly small for my preference, I want to say, we looked ALOT, and nothing fit my check list in the price range as this did. Much of what we saw was hundreds more. So I'd say it was definitely a good choice. It's a very attractive, sturdy piece for the price. Btw, We picked the rustic oak, and it's very pretty. To me it looks darker OL. Fyi in my photos the right side looks lighter, but that's bc there's light coming in on that side from a window. The colors are all balanced and it's a perfect medium brown. A bit too small is why the four stars, but we like it a lot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If it weren't for the instructions having issues and assembly troubles due to improper design, I would rate this 5 stars. Looks great, love the easy rolling door. Assembly was not bad from a time or difficulty perspective. But I wish there would have been more review of the instructions before customers purchased. Page 5 shows putting the screws in holes that clearly do not accept the screws (screw G). It shows the middle screw hole which has a metal piece embedded into the product already that is designed for a smaller screw (F) when the bottom is put on. Step 12 is also strange as it makes it look like the wedges are just randomly installed on the back. No screw holes, hard to figure that step out. Last trouble is step 14. The page shows shelf support pins across from each other in the middle of the series of holes. However that's not possible because the center board doesn't allow for a pin coming through the middle board at the same location on each side. Not a thick enough board so one pin pushes the other out. Either a wider board or very slight stagger, say 3/8 inch, of the holes would have been smart. Now the shelves need to be at very different heights due to a design flaw. Overall it is a beautiful product and I have received compliments on it. So happy to have it in my house just hope future iterations take these flaws and adjust. Sturdy product that is not a 'throw away' and will last. I'd still recommend just hope these challenges get addressed.

I bought this TV stand at half off (about 400) and would not recommend paying more for it for 2 reasons (1) there is a LOT of assembly involved, and more importantly (2) the woodhardware is not sturdy enough to warrant paying full price. The piece itself looks nice fully assembled and is successfully holding a 65” TV (which weighs about 50 lbs), and I would say it is worth the discounted price I paid. The assembly instructions were mostly easy to follow, though it did take a few hours to put together. Some downsides (1) Assembly includes cheap white stickers to cover some of the screws, which don’t stick well. (2) If you roll the sliding barn doors to the edge with any amount of force, they will bump the end of the track and try to jump off. (3) The top DVD storage section cannot be fully utilized because the height of the opening is too small, so DVDs must be angled to enterexit. It would be more efficient if the whole top shelf could be used without leaving necessary space to get the DVDs back out again. In summation, this TV stand is a good 400 investment l, but I would definitely not pay full price for it.

LOVE THIS PIECE. I’ve been eyeing this piece for literally months. I’ve gone back forth on the other reviews of them saying it looks green vs gray. It’s all about the lighting in your space. The piece is definitely gray, however softer lighting COULD make it look a little green. Or even different times of the day. I’m painting behind it a dark navy color, which will be a very cool color— making the piece stay the gray color I’m looking for. I also found this piece at a box furniture store— for about 500 more plus a delivery fee! Making it almost 2000. This was very worth it. The piece came package very well, no broken or missing parts. My husband put it together— being the legs door handles in less than 30 minutes. I absolutely love it. I added interior pics because none of the other reviews or item pics showed what it looks like inside. It also has soft shut doors!!!! What a bargain!!!!

I love everything about this product. This product looks even better in person. I put this in my entry way and I could not be happier. The color of the grey matched perfectly with what I am looking for. The amount of space inside the sideboard is unexpectedly spacious. I was able to easily hide my router inside and no one even can tell. Shipping was really fast, it delivered before the estimated delivery date. I do not get my items assembled when delivered, I assemble my own items. All the parts and hardware were all there. Everything was neatly packed and separated by alphabetical order for easiness. The instructions were so detailed for someone like me(who has no idea what I am doing) was able to follow easily. All the boards were marked by stickers as well so you knew what board you were picking and that it was the accurate board for the step you were on. The diagrams looked close to what the actually piece looked like. I would recommend this product to anyone and if you don’t want to pay for assembly, the instruction Manuel gives you step by step for an easy assemble.

Love this TV stand - one of the BEST purchases I made on Wayfair ever! I was specifically looking for a TV stand that was really wide (60"+) because my TV is very wide and I wanted the stand to come out a little longer than the TV is. Additionally, I wanted a "pop" of color in my room because my couches are light tan, my ottoman is dark tan, and my rug is black with multi-colored flowers. My accent color is blue because the pillows on my couches are a light blue, and one of the flowers in my rug is blue - so I had decided beforehand that I wanted a wide blue TV stand. Finally, I needed a stand that was sufficiently tall as well since we had mounted the TV prior to getting furniture (don't ask me why I did that, it was kind of a stupid idea). I then proceeded to look at a few places before I bought on Wayfair, including Amazon and Arhaus. I found a very similar TV stand at Arhaus for approximately $2k, but the color was a lighter blue than I wanted, plus truthfully a bit more expensive than I wanted. The wood was also more "finished" because it was smooth rather than kind of rustic looking like this one is. All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase because I love the bolder blue (than the comparable one I saw at Arhaus), and I love the woodwork design in the doors, and I love that there is some texture to the wood as it looks a tiny bit rustic as it is not completely uniform on purpose. I tend to go for modern/contemporary style more but this is a perfect light touch of texture for my room. What I might like most is the color - it is just bold enough to draw your eyes to it and is the star of the room, without having to go crazy with your wall colors. One thing I will note - on my computer the TV stand that is advertised as "bayberry blue" is a lot lighter turquoise, to the point where it almost looks like aquamarine/robin's egg blue. However, in real life the best description of the color of the stand that I can give is a mix of cerulean blue and turquoise colors. I base this off of Google image searches; hopefully this helps someone out because I was realllly hung up on the color before I purchased. I will say it doesn't 100% match my blue pillows and the blue flower in the rug, but you know what they say in home decor, you don't want everything to match 100% anyways. Either way, I really like this TV stand and am really glad I got the bayberry blue one for my room. It really makes the room feel more cheery and is a beautiful piece.

PACKAGING: I was worried when the package arrived that the unit would be damaged because the box was pretty beat up. However, I was pleased to find that there was another box inside the box which wasn't damaged at all. Wayfair was smart to ship it with a protective outer box. When I opened the inner box, all the pieces were snug and secure in styrofoam, unable to slide around and bang into each other. It was in perfect condition. ASSEMBLY: It took me about 2.5 hours to assemble by myself. I thought the instructions were clear, but I spent some time at the start writing the corresponding letters from the instructions onto the packaging of the screws/pieces so I didn't have to keep flipping back and forth to the first page. I would highly recommend doing this. I had the right quantity of all the right pieces and all the holes lined up perfectly. QUALITY: For what it cost and what it's made of, this server is very high quality. It's made of laminated particleboard but you can BARELY tell where the seams line up that it's laminate. They've done a great job making it look like real wood; it's even slightly textured to give it a "wood grain" feel. It's quite heavy and feels very sturdy, and the drawers/glass door glide nice and smooth. CONS: The only negative about this server is the wine glass rails are too narrow to fit my wine glasses. You'd have to have wine glasses with a fairly small base in order for them to fit. Thankfully, I tested the rails with my glasses BEFORE attaching them (I recommend doing this), so I just left them off and stored a wine decanter there instead. VERDICT: I searched all over the internet for a server in my price range with both wine storage and drawers before finally settling on this one, and I'm glad I did. I would definitely recommend it. When he got home from work my husband even told me how much he likes it (very rare thing for him).

I am very pleased with this side board. The shipping was free, very quick and arrived on time. The price was fair for the product. This side board is not real wood, however the manufacturer used thick pieces where It counts, resulting in a sturdy product. With two people, assembly went smooth but took a few hours. (To be expected when assembling such a big product.) We did use ALL of the pieces given (screws, dowels etc.) as well as wood glue. The left cabinet door sat just a bit lower than the left so to even it out, we easily popped the door off, put a piece of plastic between the dowel and hole, and that leveled it out. I didn’t like that they used plastic stickers to cover screw holes. I suppose for the price point, that does make sense. Again, overall I would say for a manufactured piece if furniture, it was very well made and is very sturdy! I love the colors, and storage options. I took out the shelf in the cabinet (saved it) so that I could fit alcohol bottles in the cabinet. The wine rack is great, the wine glass rack holds about 9-12 glasses depending on there size and then room for more underneath. The drawer fit quite a bit, so I am pleased with that. This was exactly what I needed!!

Overall, the TV stand looks really nice and was pretty straight forward to assemble, however for the price, some things should have been better. 1. The coloring is totally different from the photo associated with the stand. I think it's MUCH better and I'm very happy with it, but it's TOTALLY different. The company photos make it look almost yellow/orange, when I'd say it's much closer to the West Elm acorn coloring. The darker, more chestnut color makes the piece look much richer. But definitely different than what the website shows. 2. I don't know if the wood was cut poorly or what, but there are some gaps between the drawers and the doors that would be easily fixed if they had been cut a millimeter or two bigger. Also, It seems like the top and bottom pieces of wood are warped/sagging downwards, which makes putting on the back pieces of wood less straightforward than it should be (and I had to skip a couple of the little screws on the back because the backing wouldn't line up with the bottom of the stand). I'm assuming this is an issue with the quality of the "wood" combined with how long the pieces are, making them bow a bit. 3. The overall stability of the piece feels...fine. Until I put on the back, it was alarming how wobbly the piece was, but the backing makes it feel secure enough that I don't think the whole thing is going to shake and fall if you open a drawer or door. So, it's *fine* and will do the job, but I'd say this piece would only stay in decent condition for maybe one home move - aka, this is not a lifelong piece, which you wouldn't expect for the price. But I expected slightly more. All in all, I'm happy with it and it looks nice, but elements were cheaper than they should have been.

Delivery of this item was easy, though seemed to take quite a while for the item to ship to the delivery company. Once the delivery company received it, scheduling a time to receive it was very easy and seamless. The box was in tact and well sealed, which wasn't the case for another item I had recently received. Opening the box, it was quite the maze of individual boards, foam and bags. I ended up having to spread all the pieces out across my small house to get to each piece that I needed, as they didn't seem to be placed in order of need, but more order to fit a tetris algorithm. While "unboxing", I searched and searched but found no instruction manual, which is a big reason I gave 4 stars. Obviously I found the directions online, but I shouldn't have to. The directions were 17 pages long... they should have been included. Assembly itself was straight forward and while overwhelming to have so many pieces to put together, they were all very well labeled and all holes were accurately placed. Once fully assembled, the doors actually hung slightly uneven, which bugs me, because it will scratch the bottom board every time it is opened, but there is nothing I can do. It's not obvious when you are just looking at the piece, but I still know it's there. When looking at the completed piece, the edges don't fit completely flush up to eachother. I'm not fully sure if it's the design or not, but I don't love it. There is also a very strong smell of formaldehyde that I'm hoping disappears soon. Overall, it's an attractive buffet that I'm sure on first glance I will receive compliments on. I think I'm being picky about what I like and don't like, but putting my hard earned money into a piece of furniture makes me want to feel more satisfied than I do.

This sideboard is exactly what I was looking to go under my t.v. My Dish receiver fits perfectly in the narrower right hand section. We did have to cut a hole in the back to feed the cords through but it was not a problem. The material the backing is made from is thin enough to cut easily but is sturdy enough to not be compromised. This is very well made. The doors and drawers work perfectly. I was a little nervous since this was my first big item purchase online. I am one of those who still very much likes to see something like this in person, but when this popped up on sale (over 50% off) I decided to take a chance. Boy am I glad. The delivery was a great no hassle experience as well.

It's great! I didn't really know what to expect since there was only the one picture review and it was the white version, but I'm really happy about this purchase. As others have said, it came in two boxes--one was 100 lbs, the other 50 lbs--and took me two hours to assemble by myself. I've put together a lot of Target and Ikea furniture, so I didn't have any issues there, but it was pretty overwhelming laying out all the pieces. A few notes about other comments by reviewers: I could tell there was maybe one spot where the hole had been drilled in the wrong spot and filled with a piece of black plastic, but it's not noticeable. Everything was well packed and nothing had surface scratches. The color might be a little darker/less teal than the picture (which I preferred) and the piece is very sturdy. Someone asked if it's backed--yes, it is, but it's the least formidable part of the cabinet. Every piece feels like solid, heavy wood except these pack pieces, which were the same color but flimsy. It it's a big deal to us since it's going up against a wall and might even come in handy if we ever need to run wires out the back, but if you wanted this somewhere the back would be visible, I'd go with a different chest. This is our second Wayfair purchase and we've been really happy both times. It's a really lovely, quality piece. And reviews have been so helpful for us, so I've included several pictures here.

Received this two days ago: delivery service was great, very professional. No external packing damage. When I unboxed the next day, found that the back was damaged in two spots. Cracked; appears that the screws were tightened too much. Note: the backing is VERY flimsy. That said, it’s against the wall, so in my opinion, not a huge deal: in addition to the damage on the back, one of the drawers doesn’t work properly. I’m thinking it my just be off the rail. I went to the Wayfair website to see what my options were. Actually quite generous. Replace entire unit, replace damaged part or keep & get a partial refund: I didn’t want to hassle with a replacement, and the damages were not that extensive. However, to get the credit, you had to call. I am not exaggerating.... 1 1/2 hours on hold. Their recording said at the very start that given the current call volumes, hold times were long. I just put my cell on speaker, laid it on my desk & kept on working. When my call was taken, Cynthia helped me. Very professional, no push back at all. Apologized & immediately gave a partial credit that I was happy with. 5 stars for her!

This buffet is exactly what I wanted, very sturdy and has alot of storage space, definitely worth the money. I built this alone and it took me about 2 hrs. Because of this I ended letting a piece hang and it cracked, which I believe is just superficial, but would have been avoided if I had help. In retrospect, I could've found something to prop it up, expensive lesson learned. I also put that same peice on the opposite side so the pre-drilled holes show. I had no idea until the whole piece was together so it couldn't be changed without taking it all apart. So, I will be filling them and painting over it with the provided small pouch of matching paint. They do not have pre-drilled holes for the bottom hinges so you can adjust the door but while trying to realign a screw that started crooked, the screw head broke off. So I am working on finding out how to remove the screw piece left in since it is keeping me from inserting a new screw. Luckily that was the one type of screw they provided extras for.. all the rest you only have the exact amount needed so use care or more skill than I had to put this together.. The drawers have dovetail joints which is nice as far as being sturdy, but I cracked one of them because it wouldn't fit and I had to really force it. The directions tell you to be gentle putting them together so again I take the blame on that. I'm a single mom and do alot myself so sometimes it's trial and error and atleast I can say I did it. I didn't use the metal tacks that are a decorative accent, I liked it without it! And the metal accents for the door and drawer pulls were shown to be used to be straight like the hinges but I liked it better in more of the diamond look. I love it and can't wait to decorate it for Christmas and fill it with all my kitchen gadgets I want hidden!

EDIT: After my initial review below, I contacted Wayfair's Customer Service, and spoke with Jenny on the phone. She told me that Wayfair customers should NOT be paying additional charges, and got a Handy rep on the phone with us as well to confirm that they would reach out to the company to compensate them for the time it took to put the furniture together. Then, she credited me a small amount to cover the cost of glue I will purchase to completely solidify the piece. I give this review 4 stars because I do love it despite having to get extra glue to finish its assembly, and because Wayfair's Customer Service was so unbelievably helpful and so nice. It restores my faith in purchasing from Wayfair and also purchasing Handy. If this happens to you, DO NOT pay extra fees, but rather call Wayfair first. While the piece is very nice, I read reviews and found multiple people suggesting paying for the Handy assembly because it’s difficult to put together, so I did ultimately pay the extra fee. When the individual got to my place, she informed me that she was part of a business contracted by Wayfair and that I would end up owing an extra fee on top of it, 25 for the 1.5hr it should take to put together, which I wasn’t necessarily please with since I didn’t know that ahead of time, but I accepted that. While she was putting it together, she informed me that it came with no instructions and that she’d reached out to Wayfair for instructions and never received them. I was able to find instructions on my receipt, but had to screenshot them to send to her. It ultimately took her six hours to put together, and due to the extra time it took the contracting company charged me another 100 on top of the Handy assembly fee I already paid. In the instructions it says that two people should put it together, but Handy only contracted out for one person. Handy assembly is misleading, leading you to believe that the cost is what you’re paying for your assembly. I’m not sure if this would’ve been as difficult for me and another person to put together, but ultimately it cost more of the service than the actual piece. On top of that, she has to come back with a stronger glue for two of the walls that won’t stay together. It’s unfortunate because it really would be a nice piece of furniture if the instructions had come with the furniture, the glue that came with it worked, and if Wayfair made it known that you’ll be paying their fee and the fee of a company they contract out to. But it is not worth it after all of this.

WOW. This server/bar is truly amazing. This bar is heavy, and I didn't expect that since it is made of particle board. So I have put together doezens of furnitre before, but this one by far has the best instructions I have ever seen. It clearly differntiates every single piece and exactly which screw. There were multiple screws that looks similar and the instructioins pointed out which to use. This took me about an hour to put together and everything went together very smoothly. When I ready the description for the dimensions, it said that the height was 30.5". To be this is somewhat low, but it didn't matter to me. So the 30.5" is correct but that is the height without the wheels. Adding the wheels makes the height roughly 35". One other thing to note is that if you are searching for items that look similar to this elsewhere, this is from Furniture of America. The listing shows it as Brayden Studio, but the box received came from Furniture of America. Well worth the purchase and would buy again. They also sell a matching TV stand which I will purchase once the price drops.

This stand will do the job, but know it puts the TV ,much higher in the air than you might want. Also, I spent 4 hours putting it together one afternoon, and the next morning another hour installing the doors, shelves, assembling and installing the drawers. So plan enough time to get it done. The directions are well done. Three tubes of white glue are provided, but I used 2/3 of just one. Any more would have been way too sloppy. The cams that secure the metal studs are really, really cheap. I broke four of them just tightening them up to keep the parts firmly together. Thankfully, there were spares in the "spare parts" bag. The hex wrench and hex screws for the bottom shelf are really, really cheap. Don't plan on taking this apart and reassembling.....you'll need another bag of parts......because the hardware is soooo cheap, I'm surprised it made the trip without breaking. The enclosed "staining" pen for touchup is a joke. A thoughtful one, but if you're going to include something like that, at least include something that's useful. I got three or four daubs out of it and it was done. One more note: I won't buy something like this again because the styrofoam and packing materials are such a planetary waste of our resources. I will have to say that the stand looks nice.

I let this sit for a couple weeks after receiving the boxes because reading the reviews was somewhat overwhelming and I wondered if I should hire a professional to assemble it. Finally decided to take the plunge and give it a try. I'm a 5'3" 62 year-old woman and the only thing I needed help with was lifting the boxes and rolling the unit over to attach the back panels. Overall I'd say I was a pretty handy lady, but by no means a professional .Yes, there were a couple of instructions that were a little confusing, but I figured I had a 50/50 chance of getting it right the first time. A magnetic Phillips-head screwdriver proved to be an invaluable asset as did a black Sharpie and inventorying all parts and hardware prior to starting. I was missing one piece that seemed superfluous (the back rail) and didn't keep me from finishing the piece, but I'll call customer service tomorrow to ask that they send one I can add later on. There were a couple of scratches on the inside of the middle doors, but rather that wait for replacements, I touched them up with a Sharpie. A few other minor spots where the paint was thin or chipped also were easily fixed with the Sharpie. I worked on this on and off while watching the 2 NFL playoff games (go Broncos!) and finished putting the doors on the next morning. The comments about not realizing a couple of panels were on backward until the very end concerned me, but I wasn't sure what to look for to avoid this. What I figured out was that on the side panels and divide panels there are two small screw holes (to attach the door hinges) that aren't shown on the diagram and these need to be facing the front of the unit. They don't mention it, but make sure to attach the back panels so that the black painted part faces into the unit or you'll be looking at brown press board through the glass doors. The hinges catch a little and the middle cabinet doors are a bit out of align, but I haven't started messing with the adjustment screws and may just leave things alone as the misalignment isn't extremely obvious. I was absolutely amazed at how well all of the screw holes were drilled and how well every piece of hardware fit into the frame pieces. I never had to drill or adjust one hole! The piece looks spectacular, my husband is still amazed that I actually finished it without professional help (well, does a glass of wine count?), and we are both very very pleased with this item. Now the challenge is to find a matching low-profile bookcase to round out the dining room. Great value, great piece! You won't be disappointed!