- Is the Modway Prospect comfortable for everyday sitting?
- Mostly no. The foam seat is firm and fairly thin, and several owners say it flattens with use. It works better as an accent chair than as a main seat for hours.
- How much assembly does it need?
- You attach the four legs and back with the included hardware. Owners describe it as a short job, though a few report legs that need re-tightening.
- Will it fit a small apartment?
- Yes. At 28.5 in wide and 30.5 in deep it takes little floor space, and at about 30 lb one person can move it. Check the 17 in seat height if you are tall.
- What is the chair made of?
- Polyester fabric over foam cushions, with wood legs. The frame is rated to 331 lb.
- Does it recline or swivel?
- No. It is a fixed chair with no recline, swivel, rock or glide.
- How does it compare with a pricier accent chair?
- It matches the look of mid-century chairs at a lower tier, but the cushioning and fabric are where the savings show. Expect firmer seating and more wear than on an upholstered chair from a higher line.
- Where is the Modway Prospect Armchair cheapest?
- At Berk's Furniture and Mattress, for $229.99, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Modway Prospect Armchair?
- Rated 2.8 out of 5 from 396 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Modway Prospect Armchair?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Caviani, Ashley, Berk's Furniture and Mattress, Casagear, English Elm.