BELLEZE Lighted 3-Side Glass Display Curio Cabinet w/Tempered Glass Doors and Shelves, Accent Wooden Corner Cabinet with Bulb, Corner Storage Decoration Rack for Living Room

Very reasonably priced. Nice curio although assembly was a little harder than what I expected. Instructions were explanatory for my simple mechanical skills.

Ordered with trepidation due to the comments about difficulty in assembly, but my husband & I put the cabinet together in about 3 hours. We were very careful to follow the directions precisely. The only issue we had was with the hinges. Very important to use the flat head screws & to turn the hinges so that the screw head goes into the beveled edges. Otherwise, the doors do not close flat. But when placed correctly with the correct screws, the doors are good. We also wish both bottom & top were lit, but that was shown in the description, so we expected that. Unlike some complaints, ours did come with the bulb. You do have to drill your own holes for the back panels. We are very pleased with the quality & the unit is very sturdy. It fits exactly where we expected it to go due to the precise size descriptions. Overall very happy & highly recommend this product.

I bought this display Clothtique Santas that were inherited, and they fit fairly well. My reason for the four stars are there's no bottom light, the instructions could have been better, and the time it took to put together. All in all it is a nice piece of furniture.

This was exactly what I was looking for and it was relatively simple to assemble. Needed additonal help on the final steps only.Quality and appearance were exactly as represented.

Took a little to assemble, but it looks great and did what they wanted to use it for!

This looks beautiful in my living room!

I am giving 4 stars because there is not a light on bottom portion. It was well packaged and everything there. Takes time and 2 people to put together. For the price I really like. It is not a fine piece of furniture, but it is what I wanted . Takes up a small piece of my kitchen. Also a on off switch would be great. You have to plug it in and unplug.

For some inexplicable reason, the seller requires you to drill your own holes for the effectively cardboard mirror backs. The cardboard itself has the holes drilled through but the wood you're attaching it to? Nope. You're going to spend at least 1-2 hours in the assembly process awkwardly trying to align a sheet of thin particle board with the back of the cabinet and drilling 64, yes, 64, separate screw holes. Granted, it's facing the corner so you can mar the surface all you want... unless you drill through the mirror, in which case you're out of luck.Also note that this is about 150 pieces in total, so expect it to take between 3 and 6 hours to put together.Aside from the whole drilling 64 holes, the construction of the wood and glass seems reasonably sturdy and the veneer, while extremely thin and easy to damage, does look good.