CosmoLiving by Cosmopolitan Nixon Modern Velvet Fabric Upholstered Accent Chair with Nailhead Trim and Acrylic Legs, Black

Hi thanks. What a beautiful chair . Easy to assemble. I use chair of course for sitting down in living room. Awesome looking. Thanks again.

This is such a unique and beautiful chair. I get some serious 60's/70's club vibes with the plush dark green velvet and gold nail studs. It's quite comfortable for reading and working on my laptop. I like that the back is relatively high. The arms are a great height for holding a book.I do agree with the reviewer who thought that different legs might work better. I'd love to swap out the acrylic legs for something more Mid-century at some point. This would be easy enough to do as the only assembly required was screwing the legs in. It took all of a minute. The chair arrived very well packaged and wrapped with plastic to protect it during shipping.The stated weight limit of 225 seems overly cautious. My husband exceeds that and we've had no issues. I will say that that limit seems out of place with the price and apparent quality of the chair.

Let me start by saying that the only way this chair could have been easier to assemble is that if it required no assembly at all. You literally just screw the 4 legs in the bottom and it's assembled. By far, the easiest piece of "some assemble required" I have ever seen.The chair is a beautiful dark, rich green. One person observed that they thought it was more teal green than forest green. However, to me it looks just the opposite--more forest green than teal, so I think this is going to be rather subjective, and personal, for each buyer.The instructions say it is not designed to hold anyone heavier than 225 pounds, which indicates that perhaps it is lightweight in design. I will say that it feels very substantial and well-built, and this weight limit surprised me a bit. Perhaps (just guessing) it is the seat bottom cushion that is the cause for limit. Maybe the springs aren't designed for more weight than that. Just purely speculation on part. Bottom line is that the chair certainly does not feel like it will collapse if someone who weights 226+ sits in it!The velvet feels very plush. I can't decide if I like the translucent legs--a more traditional wood might have been more appealing? But they do add a distinctive touch.This is not a cheap chair, but it doesn't feel cheap either. If I had not idea what this chair costs, I sat in it, and you told me "$450," my response would be: "Sounds about right." It seems worth the price.

This is a beautiful chair. The style is kind of a cross between modern and traditional. It'll work well with a variety of decors.It's not a soft, squishy chair that invites you to curl up in, but it's not meant to be. This is a perfect accent chair, nice for reading or conversations.The color is prettier in person. It's a deep but vibrant green.It's well made. Stitching is solid and the material feels like it can take a little abuse.

This chair arrived in a single box. The legs are zipped up inside it for safe keeping. The legs are so very awesome! The color is almost a teal green, rather than a forest green. It is very deep and the rich texture of the fabric is really nice to touch. It's not soft, but fairly firm. While I love the shape of the arms, there is nowhere to put my arms and elbows for reading. It's well made and very easy to set up.

This is very nice-looking and comfortable. It has a fusion of classic and modern design elements and works well to tie eclectic pieces together. It does say that it's not good for weights over 225, so that seems a little bit flimsy to me, and likely to be a less durable piece.