Picket House Emery Chair Heirloom Natural

I was a bit suspicious that it might have cheap fabric or sloppy work, since I did not see it in person. The work is not perfect. I find the stuffing along the back where it rolls, as well as the nail head trim to be less than perfectly aligned, but it is still a lovely chair. I tend to be a perfectionist, but really for the price it is fine! I do not think most people would notice these issues. i had bought them thinking I could use them at the dining table, but they are too large for that. This means they are perfect in a living or bedroom situation. They are comfortable, the cushion is about 5" thick, and the arms are a perfect height. I can't wait to get a new book and check it out! The legs are located in a zipper space under the bottom of the seat, in front.(I had to make sure it was zipped up. I can just see a new kitten finding this the ideal space for a nap.) The curved ones go to the rear. I had to play with them to discover this, as my helper argued about where they went. I was disappointed that the legs did not align with the sides when tightest, so I unscrewed them a tad to make them line up. I hope this does not affect the function down the line when I have had them several years. I am decorating several houses and feel they will do well in each one. I did agonize over this purchase, as I have so many things yet to buy and so much work left to do, but I rationalized the purchase by saying it was on sale, and I don't think I will ever find something new for this price that is this nice! Yes, I did get the teal color. I am a color person, and find that a few pops of color in a dull room with definitely brighten it up considerably!. This will probably go to a beach house so it will be done in blues and greens. If not, it will match my striped sofa nicely for the historic home I am rehabbing, since that has teal in it too.