Homepop Home Decor | 4 – Button Tufted Upholstered Parsons Dining Chairs | Set of 2 Accent Dining Chairs, Aqua

I LOVE these chairs. I was a bit hesitant to order after seeing reviews about the color of the legs, but I could not be more pleased with that aspect now that they have arrived. The aqua fabric color is gorgeous and the warm honey oak color wood is a very close match to my dining room table and chairs. The assembly was not difficult at all. I am a 58 yr old grandma but put two of these together by myself in about an hour. The first one took a little longer but the second one was a whiz. I’ll have my husband tighten all the screws, though, before we actually use them for seating. The only issue I have is that the legs were scratched up a bit which had to happen in production. They were wrapped and packaged very securely. All the screws, washers and assembly screwdriver was present and accounted for. Directions weren’t stellar but not too hard to follow. You can tell these are not high end quality chairs when you sit down but these will not be used on the daily. I’m sure they will last a very long time in my home and I was going more for the look than durability anyway. Very pleased with this purchase!

I tried to change my rating to 3 stars but couldn't. The chairs are gorgeous and well-built, comfortable and good value. BUT . . . . the seats are soft and springy, and while this makes them comfortable, the person sitting sinks into the chair. The standard height for dining chairs is 18", these compress to about 14", and my husband was so uncomfortable sitting that low that we called in a carpenter to saw 2" off of the dining table, since there was no way to raise the chairs. Now the chairs can't slide under the table, because the table legs taper from the floor up and are too close together at the new, lower height. Buyer beware! Choose your chairs to go with the table, planning on no more than 12" difference in height from COMPRESSED seat to table. Maybe get the chairs first, see how they work out for you. They ARE beautiful!Putting the first chair together was a 90' exhausting ordeal, but here's what we learned that made each successive chair easier to assemble:1. Identify the hardware. Two of the threaded bolts are a medium length, between the 4 long and the 4 short.2. The black fabric base is attached with Velcro, you can just peel it away to insert the bolts.3. Start with the plastic peg that goes in the center back and lines up with the center of the seat.4. The two short bolts can go in next, but don't tighten them fully until all the long bolts that attach the back are seated.5. Remove the packing from front corners and Install front legs after the back is securely fastened.5. A flashlight helps to see into the dark corners of the seat.Plan on the first chair going slowly, but they get easier as you figure it out. Enjoy the chairs, we do! I think it's the table we may have to replace.P.S. 6 months later we've kept both the chairs and the table, but I wish I had selected a firmer chair, perhaps upholstered in leather or PKU (fake leather), which would be firmer.

I chose Homepop Parsons to get a variety of patterns in a similar frame. They require moderate assembly, arriving in two pieces and two unattached legs. The most difficult part was getting the screws to line up in somewhat awkward to work corners. The finished product has a very comfortable seat, and a look that is more luxurious than the price point. The chair itself is fairly light weight and slides easily. The fabric already stood the rest of a toddler spill that wiped clean. The wood color is lighter than appears in the stock photo, a warm honeyed type tone. I’m okay with the slight mismatch. Generally happy with the purchase, and especially that the style is easy to replace singles or sets.

First, the aqua color is amazing -- looks beautiful in my dining room, classy and modern all at the same time! Are these chairs going to last through the next millennium? No. Did I expect they might? No. They are about $80 a chair, so among the cheaper options for a cushioned, good-looking chair. But they present very nicely, they seem sturdy enough given the price, and are comfortable. I definitely got into a good groove of putting these chairs together, and it got easier with each chair. They are not perfect -- the legs are slightly uneven such that some of them wobble a bit. That's a little annoying, but certainly not to an unsafe degree, and that could work itself out with use, who knows?

These chairs are quite nice at this price point. I actually was pleasantly surprised that they were all wood with no particle board. I bought them to go in our RV. I would have given 5 stars had I not come across the nice sized split you see in one of my pictures. I'm not sure if it goes the whole way through the wood because the fabric is on the other side. There is another small crack where they put a screw, but not terribly concerned about that one. I will try to contact the company to discuss this issue. I do like them really well and would consider buying more for in my house.

Pretty comfortable although not the sturdiness I was hoping for, but the value for these two chairs is great. Very nice material, padding and color is perfectly represented. If they last my family of 6 for a few years, I'll be happy.

The reviews are somewhat all over the board. I suspect that those who state that the chair is not sturdy didn't have them assembled or tightened as appropriate. I just love these chairs, and I put them together by myself. Took my about 2 hours for the two chairs.

For the price I love these . The cushion could be a little firmer it’s very springy but I’m super pleased

The chairs has a good manufacture and quality, unfortunately I got one broken chair