Edx Home Office Desk Chair

I bought this product for the front desk of our office to try to add a little color. I can see how it would make a passible craft chair, but I definitely wouldn't suggest it for any kind of office use (and maybe not even home use). Especially not for the price.Quality: To the product's credit, the brackets that attach the back to the bottom are very sturdy and look like they could take a lot of punishment. However, the upholstery staples in the bottom of the fabric do not seem to have been long enough to actually bite into the wood underneath, so they're just sort of superficially holding the fabric together. This means that before long they'll fall out and the fabric will start to roll away (that and I'll end up with staples in the carpet).Comfort: They do show the bottom of the chair in the product pictures, but I didn't notice when I ordered that it is a solid bracket. This means that you can't lean back in the chair at all (or "recline" as they normally label it). This one is mostly on me, I had assumed that a $90 chair would recline, if only a little. Additionally, the chair is short. VERY short. Get out a measuring tape and look at the min and max height on the product page again to make sure it would work for you.Overall, this chair is more of a decoration piece than actual furniture; something that would look pretty in a craft room or at a little writing desk. But if you're looking for something functional that you'll be using frequently, I'd look elsewhere.