Armen Living Julian Office Chair in Black Faux Leather and Chrome Finish

Very happy with this chair. I find it to be very comfortable for extended sitting. Also it is very attractive and modern looking. I have had it for about a year and it it is holding up very well.

The box it came in was open. It was packaged safely but looks like it was handled poorly. It had a bit of a dent because if it. Chair itself was nice. Just as pictured and it is very comfy. I'm a pretty small and short though 5'2 so it's the perfect size for me. As for my bf and his little brother who are both around 5'11 and a little heavier though around 230lbs, it wasn't that comfy for them since the back is short for them. Says the chair does keep your posture on the plus side but not for leaning back against since they feel the top of the seat. I'm giving it a 5 star anyway because it was very quick to assemble and I bought this chair for me since I tend to work from home at times out of the office when I work later hours. So it's mostly for me and it's comfy to me and my size. Plus I like how it looks. Also came in with a note from the seller saying can contact them directly for possible missing pieces or issues so that was nice.

This is a very attractive midcentury modern office chair. I use it as a secondary chair for my desk so visitors to my office have somewhere to sit. For this purpose it's fine, though I wouldn't use it as a primary computer chair for all-day use, especially not if you're a larger person. I'm 6', 230 lbs., and it is clearly not designed for someone my size—I only barely fit in it and it's immediately uncomfortable. I bought this chair primarily for a particular smaller person for occasional use, but I can imagine even them getting cramps and aches if they had to sit in it for a full day.Assembly was very quick and easy, only requiring four bolts. It took me about 10 minutes. The pieces are also very light, so even less able-bodied folk should have no difficulty.Some minor issues:- The collar that goes over the center of the leg assembly is made of comically thin and flimsy metal. Mine came with a dent. I'd guess almost all of them do.- The included allen wrench fits the bolts needed for assembly, but it doesn't fit the bolts holding the back on. This piece comes assembled, so it's not strictly necessary, but the bolts on mine needed tightening right out of the box and I imagine they will loosen over time. It's a strange oversight to not have all bolts take the same wrench size.- Speaking of the bolts holding the back on, it's a little ugly to have allen wrench heads in such a visible location. Given that that part comes assembled, it would look much nicer if they were permanent and had plain rounded heads. I get the sense that the original plan was for the customer to assemble that part, but that idea got scrapped for some reason and the design didn't get updated.

I can't say enough good things about this chair. Very solidly made. Lovely to look at. Comfortable to sit in. Incredibly inexpensive for what you get. And - important to me, at least - very easy and simple to put together. It doesn't lean back - which might be nice - but I would guess that at least two things that I say above - inexpensive and easy to assemble - wouldn't be as true if that were the case. And I will happily trade leaning back for both of those. A fabulous buy - and chair.

I was looking for a stylish, small, comfy chair to fit my small-ish, lean-against-the-wall type office desk. After reading the other reviews, I decided to go for this one - so glad I did! It was well packaged, easy to assemble, is the perfect size for my 5 ft 6 in frame and my desk, looks like a Herman Miller chair (minus the price tag!) and is surprisingly comfy. Based on some of the other reviews I was not expecting much comfort, but the cushions are actually fairly thick and soft. Personally, I love the low-slung back and low back support, but I will say that this chair is probably not a great fit for a tall or large person as it is on the small side, just like some of the other reviews have stated.

Yes! I have been longing for the Herman Miller chair yet money or space has not allowed me to obtain one at this moment. I also needed an office chair and after some looking, I would have spent about the same price for something risky dink at the box stores. Assembly was so freaking easy! It tucks all the way up to my desk leaving room in my studio apartment for other activities besides work. IT adjusts height flawlessly and rolls great on my berber carpet. I would easily purchase this again. The aesthetic! Im not even one to use that word! It's just so clean and minimal and comfy. Im sitting on it right now! Oh, yeah, some knob head stapled a piece of paper to the bottom of it. Im making due since I don't want to deal with the long phone waits and responses back and mailing and waiting. Nah, You can't see it's I will make due. But hey knob head! Don't ruin peoples awesome chairs by stapling that dumb thing straight to the chair.

I installed this piece to find hat it was shipped to me damaged. I contacted customer service to replace the piece most damaged and was told no. I was told that I had to go through the entire dismantle, package, ship back process to replace - absurd. I decided to deal with the damage as I liked the look and that’s far too much to ask of a customer.This chair is uncomfortable. It shouldn’t be called an office chair as using this at the desk for work will cause serious issues in your lower back. To amplify this the hardware continually loosens itself. The hardware connecting the back of the chair to the base that provides stability loosens often. This causes the chair to loosen to an angle that is unhealthy for anyones posture. Also to note another review the holes are drilled askew already lending to a tilt.Long story short, I regret everything about this purchase. From the poor customer support all the way down to the poor spine support. Do yourself a favor and purchase something else. I regret using it for as long as I have and although I love the look, I’m leaving it on the side of the road for pick up.