Morden Fort Beige Sofa Set for Living Room Furniture Button Tufted Chair and Loveseat 2 Pieces Fabric

TL;DR: I'm a fan of this chair. Ridiculously easy to assemble, it's large and comfortable; however, the cushion could probably be a bit softer. So, this chair arrived in 3 separate boxes. I was a bit concerned the first day, because I knew the box seemed too small--luckily, it was only the box for the cushion, and the others arrived the next day. I opened the first box and located the instructions. I glanced at them, but by the time I got all of the boxes open, it was immediately obvious how to assemble it. There are only 5 pieces: 2 sides, a back, a seat, and a cushion. They interlock with one another super simply, and I managed to do it by myself. That said, if you have an extra person it would be a bit easier to align the parts together. Assembling and disassembling the chair was so easy that I actually disassembled it when I wanted to move it to another room, then put it back together in place. All told, a 5 minute process, and didn't require an extra person to help. The simplicity has improved over the previous "some assembly required" chairs I've purchased. As for the chair itself, it looks fantastic. Honestly, just as it does in the pictures. The fabric is a sort of twill-looking material, with a feel almost like soft terry cloth towels. Really nice looking, with the tacks along the front edges of the arms and in the back. I really like the large size, as I can sit in it normally, or even sideways with my feet hanging off. If I have one complaint, it is the bottom cushion that one sits on. It just feels a bit harder than I'd like, and sort-of springy. I wish they'd used a more memory-foam like material, like they use in the arms, or just generally foam in general. I'm assuming that it will break in to some degree over time, but it seems like it may take quite some time. (Edit: As I've sat in it the past couple of weeks, I've found it quite comfortable.) That's pretty much it! The chair's a good value and looks and feels like quality furniture. The only slight downside is the springiness of the cushion, but it's really not that big of a deal--still quite comfortable.

If I was a professional home stager I would absolutely order every piece of furniture like this. Super easy to assemble, transport, and store. Not only that but the elegant design and neutral fabric tones of this piece lend itself to any decor. As far as comfort I would give it a 6 out of 10. It's a little firm to my liking and I do prefer a high back so that I can really relax. But for that I have a comfy recliner anyway. This would be great for a room that may be difficult to access, down a narrow hallway or upstairs. This can be disassembled and reassembled in a matter of minutes and can be transported in nearly any vehicle. Great for college students and dorm rooms too. Don't be surprised when several large boxes show up on your doorstep. But don't be intimidated because it literally takes longer to unbox them than it does to assemble and no tools are required.