You get what you pay for, have this exact unit and the finish is not great, marks very easily and wood is at the lower end of the quality spectrum

I have the bigger four drawer unit with two cupboards and apart from the slightly laborious construction which I actually didn't mind too much I have to say the final finish, on mine at least, was fairly shoddy. Lots of knots full of filler which were thankfully on the rear surfaces , and several of the edges and bevels were rough and clearly un-sanded (mostly on the cupboard doors so possibly less of an issue with this unit, but also on the top).
In the end I had to take a sheet of sandpaper to it and give it all a coat of clear beeswax as the wood looked pale and very dry/unprotected. Certainly didn't look as good as it does in the image. That said looks nice enough now and on balance probably not a bad price. Make sure you wax the drawer runners and contact points as it glides wood on wood.

Good quality brand new furniture can't go wrong th

Hope it helps!

The design looks nice, but if you are going to spend that kind of money, I prefer Oak.

Second hand furniture/antiques are cheap as chips at the moment. Some of the charity shops also sell brand new furniture and this design reminds me of some I have seen.

Lovely.