Velvet Vanity Stool, Modern Ottoman Foot Rest Stool with Adjustable Golden Legs, Makeup Chair for Vanity, Multifunctional Small Vanity Chair for Bedroom, Beige

So cute! Save the screws and make sure you tighten them every so often!

Ive had this chair for over a year now and its still in amazing condition! It is so cute and fits perfectly in any space!

Only three legs make it fall over if your not very careful

Very good quality and super easy to put together. Would definitely recommend for a small area and functionally as a tiny desk chair!

I got the emerald green one ($20 on sale - I assume they sold out of that color as it's not currently offered), so it's excellent value! Beautiful green brushed microfiber designed to look like velvet.Easy to assemble - four legs with three screws for each leg. They sent an extra screw and the Allen wrench as well. The legs are welded to the brackets you screw into the chair, so it's extremely sturdy and well-made. I would have liked an added set of washers, but given that there are metal inserts to hold the screws, washers are probably not needed - especially since the screws use an Allen wrench.The legs are painted more yellow than gold, which didn't look great with the emerald green, but I applied two quick coats of Rustoleum gold spray paint, and now it looks perfect!

Easy to put together. Looks great. However the screws kept coming loose. The seat isn’t too sturdy. Fits easily under my daughter vanity.

This was very pretty. I purchased it in the teal color. The velvet felt very rich. I will say I personally didn't care for the color of the gold legs, and had I kept it would have totally painted them a more true gold color versus a fakey yellow gold. The storage area was a nice touch. I had purchased this to sit in my bedroom next to my leaner mirror to have a place other than the side of my bed to put my socks and pants on. Turns out that my older knees weren't a fan of the height. Younger me would have most certainly kept this!

I loved it at first b/c it looked nice and was really cute. Then I actually used it to sit and do makeup at my vanity. After the first use it already started to feel unstable. After only a handful of times sitting on it, the legs were way too loose and wobbly to be able to use anymore. My husband took it apart to see if he could fix it and was not happy to find the cheapest possible materials under the fabric. There wasn’t even a legit piece of wood for where the legs screwed into. It was only the flimsiest piece of super thin craft wood that was there for the three hair pin legs to be screwed into. Imagine a popsicle stick… the thickness is about the same but a popsicle stick would have been a stronger option than what they actually used as the main weight bearing base for this stool. I do not recommend wasting your money on this item. I wouldn’t even trust it to hold up for a small child to sit on more than a few times. The materials used to make this stool and the overall quality are just plain pitiful.