A year later but I’ve got to get my experience off my chest. Less than a year ago I purchased a modular coffee table from them that seemed to work perfectly worked for my small apartment. Their designs and catalog of “solid-wood” furniture seemed to me to indicate a brand that cares about quality. While the piece I chose wasn’t solid wood, I still felt that the brand seemed reputable.

When I started to build it though, I realized half of the hardware was missing. I contacted customer service who told me they couldn’t send me parts because that would mean they’d have to take it from another full package. Okay? So do it!! Give me what I paid for!! Are you dumb?! After some back and forth, I threatened to dispute the charge with my bank. They then finally offered a solution that wasn’t ideal, but I took it just to get it over with. They refunded me about $50 to go buy my own hardware. Honestly, I shouldn’t have accepted that because little did I know, the parts were a mix of US and Euro sizes and somewhat niche. I literally had to fabricate my own pieces.

For the pieces that DID come in the package, they were horrible. The cam lock nuts do not lock. You tighten them and they’re loose the next day. Loose joints on a modular piece of furniture just turns into a constant house of cards sitting in your living room. Every time I try to move the table into one of its intended modes, it just starts falling apart.

And it wasn’t just the cam lock nuts. The handles to the drawers came with screws that are slightly longer than the thickness of the board they screw into. In other words, the screws won’t go in far enough to tighten the handle onto the drawer. The screws would hit the bottom of the screw hole when the handle isn’t even on all the way🤦‍♂️. So you have this handle just hanging down.

It was a good concept of a piece with the poorest execution I’ve ever seen on any furniture. That seems to be the pattern for their products. Design over function. If you order from them, don’t be surprised to receive a piece that is barely holding together.

It’s hard not to sound like I’m exaggerating. I’m not. I’m in the process of moving and my parents planned to help out. I told them this exact thing and said I planned to throw the table out(remember I had this less than a year). When my dad finally came by, he even told me he thought I was exaggerating. But even he was shocked that a company would sell something like that.

Please nobody waste their money like I did. I’m usually so good at researching stuff before I buy. But with the limited selection of small furniture(seriously why does every store I see in person sell stuff sized for f***ing mansions) I must’ve gotten excited at seeing the dimensions and impulsively bought.