Customer Reviews

Frieda C.

We bought this set of four white armchairs for our covered porch dining area. The build quality seems strong; no creaks when rocking slightly in the seat. I liked that every screw hole matched without forcing pieces together, and the armrests sit level so plates or drinks don’t slide off during weekend brunches.

Arthur M.

I set this chaise on our deck facing the garden and it’s become my reading spot. The adjustable back has a smooth, quiet motion and the frame doesn’t wobble when I shift around. All the slats were evenly spaced, though one predrilled hole needed a tiny adjustment with my screwdriver. The black finish wipes clean easily after pollen settles on it.

Kamryn S.

Using this set on our small patio and really like it. Cushions feel comfy and the dark frames seem sturdy so far.

Madalyn W.

We put the tete-a-tete chairs on our balcony for evening drinks. Assembly was pretty simple, just lots of screws in the armrests. The connecting table feels stable and the straight footrests make it comfy to sit a bit longer.

Corene H.

Using this navy bar set on our small balcony and really liking it. Chairs feel solid, and the slats line up nicely.

Katelin W.

We set these yellow rockers on our back deck and they’ve become our evening spot. Assembly was straightforward, though one armrest needed a little extra tightening to sit flush. The finish looks smooth with no rough edges, and they rock quietly.

Katelyn K.

Set these up around our backyard firepit. Assembly was straightforward; each armrest attached with just a few bolts. The finish looks even, with no rough edges or splinters. They feel stable when you lean back, and the wide slats are comfortable enough for long chats.

Ernesto T.

Using this on our small patio for morning coffee. Assembly was straightforward, though one of the chair arms needed a slight push to align the bolt holes. Overall feels sturdy, and the gray backs are comfortable enough for an hour or so.

Laurence M.

These navy rocking chairs look great on our farmhouse-style front porch. The finish is even and the edges of the slats are nicely rounded, so nothing feels sharp when you grip the armrests. One of the horizontal back pieces sat slightly off-center until I loosened and retightened the screws. After that, both chairs rock smoothly and feel solid enough for long chats outside with coffee in the mornings.

Fiona

We’ve been using this dining set on our deck for weekend breakfasts. Assembly was straightforward; all the chair slats lined up nicely except one slightly crooked arm. The surface wipes clean easily after coffee spills, and the chairs are comfortable enough for long chats.