Teamson Kids Little Chef Charlotte Modern Modular Interactive Wooden Play Kitchen with Refrigerator, Stove and Sink in White with Gold Finishes

We purchased this kitchen set for our 1.5 year old daughter. The assembly was very easy to follow, just a bit time consuming but I was practically able to set it up myself within 2.5-3 hrs. I had to ask my man to help just hold pieces together here and there but for the most part, you can do this yourself.All the pieces came carefully wrapped. I felt like they put a lot of love making sure we get it delivered without any damage. It’s very sturdy and good quality! Especially for the price! I felt like it’s worth it! My daughter loves it and has been playing with it nonstop all day.It’s not too heavy either so you can easily move it around. I do wish it came with like a little microwave to match it but we can prob just search for one to add. I just hope it fits the aesthetics; not like it matters to her hahaOverall, I recommend this product!

The media could not be loaded. My husband was easily able to build this is less than an hour. We had no missing parts and it is sturdy. Slight factory or wood smell in fridge but overall nothing horrible. Ice machine works great. Doors open and close good. We love it! I personally picked this kitchen bcuz the fridge is its own separate piece.

She loves it! Seems very well built, sturdy. She loves to put stuff away in the cupboards then take it back out again, then put it back, etc. So all in all, I'd say 10/10. :)

This kitchen is super cute. Took about 1.5 hours to put together. The only reason I have it 4 stars is because the faucet seems flimsy and can easily break. We also added small hooks for extra storage

I am a researcher through and through (comes with the territory of being an attorney) so I read hundreds of reviews for kitchens ranging in price from around $50 to more than $300. I ultimately chose this one because the reviews seemed to be the most consistent, and I wanted something that wouldn't be an eye sore. We live in a small 2 bedroom apartment so space is an issue, and the sizing was another factor here. We keep our daughter's bedroom as strictly a bedroom so all her toys are in the family room, which meant the kitchen needed to be small, sturdy, and easy to move. Overall, this one fit the bill and continues to work well.We got this for our two-year-old daughter, who has a tendency to be pretty rough when she plays. She absolutely loves it! I was a little worried about the size (thinking the kitchen might be too small since she's rather tall for her age) but the size is great and doesn't take up too much room. I like that the kitchen and stove top/sink pieces are separate, so it makes it easy to move. The cabinets hold a lot of stuff, more than the play food we have so we use it to store other toys not kitchen related.My husband put together the kitchen on his day-off in about 2 hours. He used a drill to make sure everything was extra sturdy, which was fine, except one area where he went a little too far and not the "wood" is a little cracked, but we don't mind. The only major complaint he had was that the directions are worse than IKEA directions. They were difficult to follow but eventually he figured it out and built everything correctly.If you want a cute kitchen that is sturdy, doesn't take up too much space, and will (seemingly) last a while, I would recommend this one.

Super cute kitchen by two year-old loves it. It is her size. Super cute kitchen by two year-old loves it. It is her size.I took a picture next to the target card for comparison because it is a smaller than other kitchens you can buy.But for the price, a great deal. I bought it at $130. I definitely wouldn’t pay more for it because of the size.very easy to put together wasn’t too complicated took about an hour and a half.

Seriously disappointed. This kitchen is SO cute. I find it to be the most aesthetically leasing on the market, next to the Pottery Barn play kitchens. This one won out due to price but you get what you pay for! Out of the box there are scuffs on portions, they weren’t terrible so I went ahead and began to put it together. One fridge door doesn’t even have holes to attach it to the hinges. The one fridge door that I was able to attach, does not line up correctly. All of the doors and one of the sides now have dents in them due to the screws being too long for the cheap wood, which wasn’t me screwing them in too tight, as the pieces were wobbly otherwise. And yes, I was using the correct screws that the crappy directions told me to. I also just really don’t understand why the back of this has holes in it, which show through the clear oven. Also, the shelf in the fridge is only half a half shelf. Good luck fitting anything on that. It is still really cute but I will not pay this for something to have dents in it and look terrible, I would rather spend the extra and get better quality. I may consider keeping this if I receive replacement parts that turn out better than this but otherwise I will be returning.