The piece looks  nice, and was fairly easy to put together (i'm a not-very handy, not very strong middle aged woman), but it had some issues. One of the doors was drilled wrong and does not close, and the other one has wood stain on the glass. A handyman pal of mine says he can come fix that, but the fact I need to pay someone to come fix these factory mistakes after paying for the furniture itself doesn't make me happy and will influence whether I buy at Wayfair again.  A lot of the piece is just MDF with like a vinyl overlay printed to look like wood, so I'm not sure how long it will last - but it's in a vacation house, so hopefully the fact that it won't be used a lot will increase its longevity.  It was bought for about $400. It claimed to be on sale marked down from $865.  If I had paid $865 for this, I'd be livid. $400 is still a lot for a piece of furniture that has doors that won't close and paint smeared on the glass, but hey.