Hand-Crafted Round Side Accent Table for Living Room or End Table for Bedroom Boho Blue (19" Tall)

It was easy to assemble. It's a bit smaller than I had in mind, but I looked at the description and it states 19" high. So there you go. I love it. The design on the top is perfect. Solid. Mine isn't quite level so I just put a little thing under one foot and it's good now.

This table is not worth the price. The paint job is lovely, but there was no sealer or topcoat used. So, any drop of liquid smears the paint.

The design is gorgeous. Painting is well done and coloring is as shown for the blue one. The blue is on the teal side. Love the detailed bottom too. Makes a statement! Shipped immediately. Easily put together and seems sturdy.

Beautiful table, loved the hard wood. Little smaller than hoped is my only complaint.

This beautiful table provided the perfect touch of Boho I was hoping to achieve! The quality is excellent and it gets raves from everyone who sees it. The hand painted detail is incredible. I am going to have a glass top custom cut to protect the top surface as I wouldn’t want anything to diminish the beauty of this piece.

We purchased this table to sit between two chairs in a small space. It gets 5 stars for "small". It's not very tall or substantial as a piece of furniture goes. But, that's not a complaint, as the size matches the description. It just LOOKS smaller in real life.We had no nail hole in ours, though there is a very slight covered dot in the middle of the table. It's very unobtrusive. The art at the top of the table was in excellent shape and quite lovely. This looked like the picture. We were concerned about glass rings, so my husband put a thick coat of two-part clear epoxy on it and it looks fabulous. Keep in mind that my husband is a master at applying epoxy to surfaces, so your mileage may vary. Back to my subject matter - I would not expect to do that on a piece of fine furniture, but for $120, the value of the hand-painted surface made this acceptable.The pedestal is a different story. From afar, it looks pretty good. But there is a section of the pedestal that looks like it was dropped when still wet. It appears that the paint was enhanced by some kind of decal rather than the design all being painted. This would have been a completely unacceptable flaw had it been in a more visible place on the table. But because it's so short and dark, you can't really notice it unless you get really close. IMO, this is not the table for someone who want's perfect quality. Again, it's a pretty inexpensive table.On the hard floor, it's pretty stable unless you do something like slightly clip it when you walk by. Then it responds more delicately than a more traditional table. This seems to be impacted by the three small discs at the bottom, one of which fell off when we were assembling it but was easy to replace.The table's greatest flaw is instability on thick carpet. Our carpet is a high-quality carpet that is plusher than most carpets, so this may not be a problem for others. But on our carpet, the slightest pressure causes it to tip. A more forceful upset, like clipping it with your leg when you're walking by, could send the table flying across the room (it did for us). I guess pedestal tables can be a little precarious.We actually build a new foundation for the table that has a broader footprint and will make it a bit taller. So, our $120 table basically turned into an art project for my super handy husband. In the end, we really like the table because 1) we got what we paid for, 2) the tabletop is very beautiful, and 3) it's unique and fits perfectly in the small space we had available.If you're the kind of person who gets miffed by something like having to put a drop of glue on something that came apart while unpacking, I suggest you try Pier 1 or Pottery Barn. If you just want something unique and cute for an informal space, this might be just what you're looking for.

It is a perfect compliment to my new leather love seat & recliner! I live in a small apartment & it is the perfect size table between the two pieces of furniture . I chose the red & gold.. it blends nice with all my red crabs & lobster decor.. it’s beautiful!

Too late and wobbly it is not worth the money I paid for it