It's a cute enough chair from a distance and like everyone else said, the chair has a pretty firm seat. I wonder if it will soften over time. Also agree that it's easier to attach the legs with the help of a screwdriver, but you still need the provided tool for leverage tightening the bolts. The wood is not great quality when you flip it over and assemble the legs. The drilled holes on mine had splinters everywhere and they weren't really lined up well. But it's all covered over with a zippered compartment, so it's fine. It's a fun looking chair and I expect it will serve its purpose of a fun accent chair in my room.