Winsome Eugene Table, White

I bought two in "espresso" for use as nightstands at about $45 each including Prime shipping here on Amazon. Assembly is simple. You do need to take some care to keep things square, but the holes are pre-drilled so they generally go in straight. You need a screwdriver for that, and you can use the backside of it to tap the hole plugs in. Overall design is good and sturdy enough for its purpose. Side panels, rear panel, cupboard floor and bottom floor panels are some sort of fiberboard or Masonite with veneer held captive in slots. The structure makes a very slight panel-vibrating sound when tapped. At 16 lbs assembled it is not a piece of furniture that "thuds" when moved. The cupboard floor is just a drop in piece of fiberboard with no veneer. It is not held in place by anything but gravity, and this almost spoils an otherwise nice design. I'd bump my review up a star of the floor was at least held captive. It would only take slotting the bottom beams like all the other beams' panel slots. I don't know why this one piece was just left to drop in! The corner foot beams, cross beams above and below drawer, the top, and all four sides of the drawer are wood. The wood is soft and slightly brittle, so be very careful when assembling. I chipped off a very tiny splitter off a corner when assembling one. Covered up fine, but be careful. The finish does not look super durable so you'll probably need to be careful with what is scratching or dampening the top. I wasn't expecting a perfect heavy lacquer finish at this price point, though. It will do well enough for at least a few years, but you won't be handing this down to your kids, or even yourself 10 years down the road. The drawer and door handles are metal (heavy, iron maybe?) with machine screws. The door is a held by a single magnet on the top edge, no latch, and it works well enough. Overall they look pretty good. I'm sure with some basic care they'll last a while, but this is not 30-year, heirloom furniture. If you want that level of quality look for something made with a hardwood and consider at least doubling your budget.