u/NutterButter_

Our original idea was to turn this into more of a record corner with a vinyl player, record cabinet, and records displayed on the wall, but we ended up shifting directions a bit because we also needed the space to be practical. The black locker in the back is actually functioning as storage for all of our dog stuff like toys, treats, leashes, poop bags, and wipes. We’re planning to move the plant so we can add a two tier storage box to hide the wipes, along with a travertine bowl for their collars so we don’t have to keep bending down to grab them.

We also really love the donut lamp and were thinking about mounting it next to the chair for the ambiance, but now I’m starting to second guess whether it’ll look too busy.

We ordered a small circular drink table too that’ll sit to the right of the chair. It has a cement base with a pumice finish.

We still want to style the area around the chair, but we’re completely stuck on what to do with the wall because it feels really plain right now.

Any ideas?

(We just moved, so there’s barely any furniture in the room)

We bought the A+ Taller Ultra Premium version. Honestly, when I first visited their website, it felt a little sketchy just because the site design looks pretty outdated. But from checkout to shipping, everything was smooth and surprisingly fast.

In person, the chair definitely feels and looks high quality.

As for comfort, it’s decent for me. For reference, I’m 5’2” and my husband is 6’2”, which is why we went with the taller version. Personally, I probably wouldn’t sit in it for more than an hour at a time. In photos it looks like it would be really soft, but it’s definitely more on the firm side.

I’ve never owned or sat in this type of lounge chair before, so I’m not entirely sure what they’re supposed to feel like. My husband says it’s very comfortable for him though, so I do think the taller version is genuinely designed with taller people in mind like they advertise.

We ended up buying this after reading a bunch of Reddit reviews, but a lot of them felt overly hyped. So this is my honest take on it.

I really love this Vindkast pendant light. I'm wanting to place it by the entryway in my house but I was wondering what cleaning this would look like realistically. Does anyone who own this have any advice? Also how fast do these collect dust normally?