HOMES: Inside + Out Gwendalynn Mid-Century Buffet Server with Handless Drawer Storage, Wine Rack and Side Cabinets, Dark Walnut

The media could not be loaded. I love this bar it is so cute and exactly what I was looking for. I was afraid the wood was going to look cheap but it actually looks really great. It was relatively easy to put together. I was able to do it mostly by myself. It did take me probably 2 hours to put together on my own, but really wasn't too difficult if you know what you're doing. This is a great value for the little money paid. Same item was more expensive on Wayfair and bed bath & beyond. If you're on the fence do it I looked at this for about 10 months before I finally purchased. I don't regret it at all!

easy and nice

This is a beautifully DESIGNED piece - However, it is totally crap in material workmanship. The unit was properly packaged and arrived free of damage. I did pay for "room of choice delivery" for an extra $20, but knew it was a rather large piece and two flights of stairs, so well worth the extra and can assume one of the reasons it arrived in great shape. The directions were easy to follow. That ends the good and worthy parts of this purchase ... The top piece was missing preinstalled plastic anchors for the lag bolts to tighten into on the majority of the anchoring places - instead of 8 anchored lag bolts, only 4 were useable. But since I knew it was the top, I continued to build. The wine rack is put together with exposed screws only hidden by wood like stickers and is not anchored in place so it slides forward and back when inserting wine bottles (suppose a plus to this is the space could be used alternatively as open space with out the rack). None of the parts actually fully line up and there are open seams and cracks at every connecting point. The doors open and close ok, but do not match up when closed (right and left). One of the leg bolt anchors was stripped out so the bolt would not properly screw tight. After full assembly, the unit is wobbly and for goodness sakes don't look too closely at it as the imperfections stand out. I do love the unique style and for less than $300 I have decided to keep it - For now anyway; until it falls apart and I can replace with something a bit more durable. Far inferior to even an Ikea piece - which I would have preferred!

Love love love this unit! We use it as a sideboard and it fits well with the dining set we chose. True to color and form.

The worst piece of furniture I have ever purchased. It is incredibly hard to assemble and all the parts are of the lowest quality possible. You’re really just better of saving some money and just pulling something out of a trash than wasting your money on this.

Screws broke off inside of the cabinet door at one of the last steps. Couldn't get in contact with the manufacturer for a replacement for the door but instead got a partial refund from Amazon. Eventually we'll use an easy out to remove the broken screws and get the hinge on the door. Still looks great without one of the cabinet doors. Not so easy to assemble.

A great addition in my mid century house. I have this in my dining room

For the price I paid, I was not expecting perfection and knew the furniture was not wood. The buffet, once you unpack the several layers of foam, was scratched, dented, and dinged. There are several pieces. You have to put the buffet together. It takes from a hour to two hours. Since it was beat up, I called and explained to Amazon that I should not pay full price. They gave me a discount. I told them I would be contacting them again once the buffet was together. I am asking for more of a discount because you can see the damage. The other issue is, the buffet is wrapped so tight and in so many layers, you pretty much destroy the packaging to open it. It would be a real pain to try and get all this "stuff'' re-wrapped. My recommendation would be to not order this item. This is going to be a long drawn out process if I have to return it. Or, constant attempts to contact. Also, now that the buffet is together, the doors do not line up even after attempting the adjustment to the hinges for an hour. The holes go together fairly easily but are not exact. A person putting it together will have to "rack" it square. There were a few times where I heard a crunching noise but saw no damage. When I had to attach the top and bottom, I had to loosen and tighten the pieces to get them together because the holes did not line up. The directions are easy to follow. I would have preferred the buffet partially together. I think this would also help with QA. The company could check for damage.