First off, I never write reviews, but thought this one might be helpful to many.(Also the other two 5 star reviews on this model might not be real. Haha. It’s a solid 4 star ⭐️ couch in my opinion.)Cute couch, really firm cushions, so if you’re looking to sink into your couch then maybe this one isn’t for you. I’m sitting on mine right now and feel like it’s a really comfortable seat, but firm against the back and hips, in a good way. I like to sit upright as much as possible. Haha but anyway...Note: I purchased the loveseat model, and came into some design issues. That I had to fix, but after that. I’m pretty happy with the loveseat/couch.It arrived well for me in NYC, lighter than the 75lbs they said it would be. I slid the box into place where I wanted my couch and found the cute little zipper compartment underneath the couch holding all the legs, etc. Nice design element, something you could use again whenever you move again actually, which unfortunately we all have to inevitably.So the PROBLEMS and my DIY fixes:-The legs of my couch did not come with pre-drilled fittings for the screws under the base of the couch. This would mean you would have to drill directly into the wood and hope you hit the best placement for the screw structure. Not a good, what if you put in the screw off center or catawampus and the leg breaks off. Eh, oh well ?Design flaw two, the side cushions will not slide into place how they have designed them. I sweated trying and actually looked online to see if anyone else had this problem. Yep! No one looked for fixes, to note. So here ya go, this problem is relatively easy with a power drill (and a small knife, if needed)1. Unscrew the face plates of each of the side cushions and reverse there positioning 180’. Screw them back in. Be careful not to knock out the pre-threaded nut on the inside, (which I did on one of my screws - so don’t worry, you can fix that too! Slice a small hole in the flimsy upholstery fabric, which you’ll never see once it’s assembled, picture above. Find that nut, by shaking it out if it’s fallen, slide your hand Inside, reposition and screw. I’m a big guy, 6’2” and fortunately it was the lowest screw, not to tight for my big hand).2. Do the same on the main couch cushion, flipping it 180’. (You’ll see there’s a stopper on this base plate that you want facing the other direction)3. Lay couch top cushion, face down on the main bottom cushion of the couch. Look from the bottom while threading the hole between the two, side wing cushion and top cushion. Once it feels in place, I had to put my shoulder into it to slide it up. Boom ?. Finally it slid into place without sweating my face off and racking my brain on to why it wasn’t fitting together.End of story, cute couch, design flaws, some of which can be fixed and you’ll feel like a Superman or woman once you did it. Hope this helps someone!Oh, lastly big dudes and gals, remember I mentioned being tall? I can lay across this couch with my knees over one side and the armrest cushions feel great as a pillow for my head. Though it doesn’t feel like a napping type of couch, because of the super firm bubble of the cushions. Though for the price, the size, the design compared to what you might find at IKEA this really works for me, so far. We’ll see. I think the cushions will break in nicely too.-A :)Not exactly comfy. Seating is hard. Looks nice, easy to assemble but its hard. I guess if you like that in a couchGreat loveseat, comfy and solid build. It is shipped with the back and legs zipped up in the bottom, easy to assemble. Note the legs have to be attached with screws into wood on the bottom so it will take some muscle if you don't have a power drill. Pillows on the armrests make it easy to stretch out when you need a couch nap!Awesome couch. Comfortable and looks great. It's made nicely and in the event you need to store it, it actually stores parts inside of itself.Nice but smallDirections on the bottom with legs and back.tight fitting parts.when assembled very nice.No me lo enviaron