Pretend Play Corner Kitchen, Ultimate Interactive Wooden Kids Playset w/Lights & Sounds, Ice Maker, Hood - Espresso

It does take a long time to put together, like most reviews have said, but it is worth it. It’s sturdy and so cute. For the price ($150 for the green), it’s a steal. It definitely needs to be on a level floor/carpet, or the doors (such as the oven) may have a hard time opening. My 4 and 2 year old LOVE it. The green is more sage than the picture shows (very pretty), the stove lights/sounds are not obnoxious and do have auto-shutoff after about 2 minutes. Lots of storage space for play food, space for two kids to play consecutively, utensils are solid and should last for a very long time. Recommend!

This company is the best! I had an issue with a missing part and this company showed up and showed out right before Christmas! This kitchen is absolutely gorgeous and very well made! It took a while to assemble, but totally worth it! The colors are perfect and it is the perfect size for my toddler to enjoy for a few years! The instructions were labelled nicely and easy to follow.

We love it! It took foreverrrr to build but it is worth it! It fits right in the corner of my living room in her little play corner. She’s already having so much fun! The product is sturdy and it’s a wood build. Not cheap material. The accessories that came with it are so cute and metal. It makes noises and has lights and sounds. I just adore this! So happy for this purchase! Was a Christmas gift for my 1 1/2 year old. You should buy extra accessories to make this more interactive.

This kitchen is adorable. I will say it is very difficult and time consuming to put together, plan on about a whole day. I think the value for the money is not too bad though I do think for the price they could have made the phone on the side a little better quality and maybe make some sounds. It’s cheap plastic that does nothing. Also the sink I feel like they could have had it make a running water sound. Overall it’s still a beautiful piece that I think will last my child for years to come as it’s pretty sturdy and offers a lot of space to store the fake food and pots that she has.

This play kitchen is perfect!! Perfect size, durable. Pretty easy to put together, just takes a long time. But so cute and my daughter loves it!!

Aside from it taking hours to build, we absolutely love this kitchen. My daughter can’t get enough of the interactive features (stove burner, light/fan). One of the doors did arrive damaged with a corner broken off so I contacted the company through the live chat feature on their website. I was pleasantly surprised at how quick and easy it was for the issue to be resolved.

I love setting up furniture, it’s like doing a puzzle to me but this one was actually tedious to put together. There’s a lot of parts that make no sense why they wouldn’t come assembled already so you have to assemble every single piece, corner screw, etc. it took me 1.5 days (daylight). My kids were trying to play around with it while it was still not assembled because they couldn’t wait. It was exhausting and time consuming. It ends up being beautiful but i don’t think i would do it again.

My toddler and I are both obsessed with this kitchen! I spent so much time researching and deciding which one to get. Of course I wanted one that would look nice in my home but I also wanted it to keep her busy and interested for many years to come. The features like the range lights and fan, stove burners, and water machine are so fun. The first thing she does when playing with it is touching all the buttons. The quality is great, but I do have a couple of things that made me leave only 4 stars. First, similarly to everyone else, this took me legitimately 6 hours to build. No breaks, no mess ups, and I’m very competent in these types of things. However, I read reviews and wasn’t expecting it to be quick. Next, the sink bottom is just cardboard. I think this may be okay for older kids who know how to be more careful, but I’m worried that my toddler will make one wrong movement and break it. I don’t love that the oven door opens like a real oven door (many other play kitchens open from the side, not the top). Again, this may be okay for older kids, but I feel like this is a safety hazard as my child doesn’t know any better yet and often tries to climb on top of the open oven door. I’m trying to teach her not to do that, but it definitely makes me a little nervous that the whole kitchen will topple over on top of her one day when I’m not looking. All in all, this is still an amazing kitchen and I think we’re going to get many years of fun out of this!