Baxton Studio Sorrento Mid-Century Retro Modern Fabric Upholstered Wooden Lounge Chair, Grey

If one wants to add one more piece of furniture into the existing home assets with a modern style, this chair would be one of the best for the price($117.21). The grey color is neutral and fits any room that possesses a particular color schema. The chair itself has weight, signaling a sense of the true furniture, and is constructed in solid wood with a sleek design style so called mid-century that roots from Bauhaus School (Germany) in design and architecture, emphasizing the functionality with clear geometrical shapes and clean, sleek lines, yet well engineered and sturdy when the chair assembled. Besides all those merits I observed, assembling this 5-parts chair, functionally, it is not hard for me though I read some comments from a few people complaining the not clear instruction while assembling the chair. To my opinion, the assembling process was very intuitive; I started the process by thinking of putting together the seat and (attaching) the back first, and then I made reference to the instruction by identifying the related hardware. When I had the back attached to the seat, the rest became very clear for what I needed to do continuously. I took one of the armrest and attached it to sides of the seat and the back by turning the seat and back side down and then, in order to set the horizontal beam on, I knew that I needed to have the other armrest attached to the sides of the seat and the back. Thus, I had the basic structure of the chair constructed, and the rest of the process became more intuitive and went on smoothly.... Try it and enjoy its great design and style!

Theses chairs look really nice. Solid construction. They are not soft and plush at all. As office lobby chairs they are perfect. Easy to assemble if you don’t follow the instructions provided but YouTube a video. The directions ateTERRIBLE. They make no sense at all and have useless illustrations No written words. Take the left and right stickers off with water before you assemble them. Also the left right indicates looking at the chair and not sitting in in. The bottom front cross board is a bit tricky with a holding bolt and long screw. This goes in last after both sides are on. Don’t over tighten the bottom and top cushions because they have to flex to assemble the bottom. You tighten everything last. On the front cross board line up the holding bolt first on each side and check to make sure the long screw goes in before trying to attach it. One of mine was not lined up properly with a big enough set opening and I had to work on it and hammer I it in before I could get it to thread and then take it out. Way easier to do first and than try to assemble and put it on. Hope that makes sense and helps you all. Watch a video first!

These are surprisingly sturdy and well executed, and I have a bit of experience with cheap furniture! Fairly large, wide and deep, plenty of room. The cushions are firm, but to me, good for this style of chair- it's not a la-z-boy sink into the cushions type thing, but still comfy. Wood parts look very nice, though finish is thin (some folks mention adding a little clear coat before assembly). Assembly is not too tough, though I recall the instructions being a little vague. You will need to drive three screws in which purposefully do not have holes pre drilled- these secure the seat to the frame and you'll need a screwdriver and some elbow grease if you don't have an electric drill. Also, unclear in the instructions, don't tighten up the three bolts which join the bottom and back cushion units untill you get the thing mostly assembled. All in all, we enjoy these, they look nice, and are holding up well after a couple months. For the price, that's pretty good. Other furniture in the same process range has not fared so well.

For $163 I’m quite impressed with these chairs. Packaging arrived via UPS in good shape, not torn up like many amazon furniture reviews mention. Inside the box the furniture had ample packaging and was overall in very good shape. I found just a couple dings but nothing major, the light damage looked to have originated from when it left the factory as the spots where I’ve seen any were well padded in the box. Assembly was a bit of a head scratcher thanks to the odd diagrams and broken English, ended up just winging it. With that said, assembly was fairly quick and not difficult, only required a Phillips screwdriver and 3/16 Allen key. The Allen key was included but a Phillips screwdriver is not. Much easier to assemble with a quality driver than their provided Allen key. The end result is solid. The cushions are quite firm but that makes for a more comfortable chair to sit in for a long period, the armrests are a bit low but that’s better than too high in my opinion. The cushions are a bit small so don’t expect a any support on your upper back or below mid thigh. At least that’s as far as they reach on me, 6’ and about 180lbs. Width is comfortable as well, not overly narrow, just wide enough for me to cross me legs without them pressing into the armrests. Stitching on the cushions is well done and the fabric was cut properly, no asymmetrical lines or shoddy craftsmanship to ruin the aesthetic. Overall very pleased with this product especially considering it’s price.

This chair is super sturdy and very good quality. The wood on the arms is nicely finished in a warm deep honey tone and the cushion is a slate gray- I love the tailored look of the buttons! This chair does not look cheap at all in any respect! The cushions are a little firm, but perhaps with wear they will soften up- still comfortable for me at 5’4”. The seat is longer than the back but still good for those of us who sometimes struggle to reach the floor!! I’m very happy with this purchase. This is a steal for the money!! Good buy and a fashionable accent to the room! I didn’t realize it had the prop 65 CA warning. While there is no detectable smell at all...maybe I’ll set it outside for a while.

I bought the chair on the left 6 years ago and have used it as an accent chair in our last 2 homes. We moved again and decided it needed a buddy so we ordered a second one. This chair has held up flawlessly through years of being sat on and 3 moves. It’s very sturdy and firm. It’s an affordable chair meant to look pretty, but it’s actually pretty darn comfortable relative to other pretty accent chairs.

When you pay 100 ish bucks for furniture, you generally know what to expect. Not in this case. Stylish chair, very very sturdy, easy to assemble and just the right amount of comfort. You aren't going to cuddle into it all day, but it's perfect for a quick sit. I noticed the bottom is not just cheap foam like most chairs in this range, but it also has nylon straps like seatbelts. All my mega cheap chairs just have crappy masonite that sags. This alone makes this chair nicer than most. I bought the footrest and the loveseat as well and this stuff is a stylish and long lasting solution for my small home office.

While I do like the overall look, sturdiness and comfort, I think the manufacturer doesn't uphold strong production standards or review before they ship. First of all, the instructions came printed out of order, and I mean front and back double sided pages were not collated correctly.... for both chairs I bought. The assembly descriptions were not great either, there were some pieces not addressed or pictures that didn't mean anything to the actual product from what I can tell. Secondly, the wood only had lacquer on the sides that are visible; in which, might not be a huge deal normally but if you have your hands on the arm rest, what will naturally happen? Your fingers will curl around the armrest and touch the underside, and here it turns out to be rough and unfinished. Not a great feeling. Also, there are spots on the visible surfaces where the lacquer wasn't applied well or didn't dry quite right and it is also rough in these spots. Thirdly, the wooden pegs that are used to cover up where the screws are used either don't quite fit or fall out easily. Lastly, the wooden dowels that are used to hold the front bottom cross beam to the legs of the chair are way too small for the holes so they don't offer much security. Overall, if I was using this for a spare room in my house I wouldn't mind, but I got these for my business and I am not sure if I will keep them at this point.

The most comfortable uncomfortable chair I’ve ever bought. It looks amazing, very time period correct. Not that I’m an expert. This is not an heirloom piece, it’s manufactured like most things nowadays, without lasting quality. The seat cushion and back cushion are part of the structure, there is no replacing the cushion 5 years from now if it sags. Despite that, I love the chair (at the price I paid). Clever design and assembly, puts ikea designers to task. The cushion is hard as a rock, but as soon as I sit down, it’s very comfortable. This is an accent chair for me, so it just something to collect dust and look pretty, which it does.

I bought the chair for my office. It fit perfectly. Love the look. It is confortable enough even if the cushion are hard. Love it!

Stylish, modern, decent price - however the cushions are very hard. Instructions are not the easiest to follow, and not all the drill holes lined up perfectly. Overall this chair will make a nice addition to our living room - I just wish the comfort was better.

Very impressed with this accent chair. It’s solid and relatively comfortable if you like a firm seat. Perfect addition to our lounge and great value for money. Similar accent chairs elsewhere go for a lot more money. No more sitting on the floor when guests are over for us!

Bough theses for our front reception area, they are comfy and stylish and we receive a lot of comments on how nice they are (simple and sturdy).