Christopher Knight Home Malone Tufted Club Chair, Brown 28D x 29.5W x 33.5H Inch

Purchases 2 of these chairs for my new Barn “She Shed”. They arrived in a large box and sat in my garage for months, unopened. A Bestie came over, I plied her with cocktails and she set to work assembling the many boxes of furniture I purchased. Well, mind blown! Easy to put together, and my goodness, comfortable. Normally this brand sits fairly close to the ground, but these are perfectly proportioned and stunning! They match a Leather love seat I bought and you can’t tell they are faux. The Brads on them are the perfect detail and fit in with my barn decor beautifully. The seat cushions are comfy. Highly recommend!! Thinking of getting two more!

i bought one, was very easy to put together and is very comfortable for the price. I got a second one to round out the room. It's a good chair for someone not wanting to spend a lot.

Bought two of these chairs for our cabin. We did not want super expensive, stuffy looking leather chairs, and instead wanted something fashionable but homey. These chairs are perfect! Great look and easy to put together. They are firm but comfortable. The material is soft and warm, which is lovely by the fireplace, but it has a leather appearance, so it looks nice. Excellent value!

It’s pretty firm but I think it will soften with use. So easy to put together!!!!

I gravitate toward creative designs that are uniquely constructed, with ease and having confidence that there will be no disappointment in the construction or design. Such is Chritopher Knight designs. What is outstanding is not only the design, the architecture, but the durable materials and as well the EASE of no-stress assembly. Well-made, and what should be, is a design that lasts. I find this in Christopher Knight. Thank you for bringing your creative designs to the populace!

This is a very nice chair and was super easy to assemble. Funny thing was the legs were in a zippered pocket underneath the seat. Sort of space saving nice idea. They sent extra washers, which was nice because they were thin as washers tend to be and could be lost. I really liked the bottom of the chair had Velcro, which was also on the bottom of the cushion so it didn't move -- bad thing is, if for some reason you spoiled the top, you'd have to take off the Velcro to turn the bottom cushion over for use. It is just a touch darker than it appears in the pictures, but that's okay. It will still blend with my furniture. Yes, as people said, you have to be careful to move it by the arms and not the back which just slides in. However, I did not find that the chair moved easily or slide as some mentioned. It is very comfortable for a new chair. I'm sure in a week or so it will be totally "broken in". Would I buy it again? Absolutely!

Looks good and is comfortable. Perfect size for my living room. Very simple to put together, less than 5 minutes.

I had been shopping chairs for a while. I was comparing my options with similar offerings for dimensions, price, material, etc... Spreadsheets were involved. You get it. Then I saw these, looked at the "Home Malone" model name, and bought 2 without a second thought. In the worst case scenario, thought I, the chairs would suck but I'd be encouraging whoever it is that decides model names for things like this to continue making jokes. It's a cheap amazon chair - the bar was low. But I'll be damned if they aren't the most comfortable club chairs I've come across online. In fact, they were so good that I bought some other furniture from the same seller - just as easy to put together, but absolute garbage for comfort. It makes no sense. The only rational possibility is that there's some assembly line worker with big aspirations trying out techniques they invented at home - using a little extra material that might have been getting thrown out, while dreaming of the day they can finally quit the rat-race and start their own furniture company. But hey, this is paying the bills while they slog through furniture night school. They'd probably get fired if the boss caught wind of them going off-script at their station, but they've got to try and stick it to the man -- even if just a little. It really is so brave. Godspeed, assembly line worker. Godspeed.