IMO Lego are the gold standard of instructions. From what a remember, IKEA also does labeled bags with a small subset of pieces. While I think IKEA instruction

IMO Lego are the gold standard of instructions. From what a remember, IKEA also does labeled bags with a small subset of pieces. While I think IKEA instructions are clear enough, they feel frustrating at times, while Lego feels very satisfying. Maybe it is the full color of the Lego instructions, or that the consequences of a mistake are easier to undo? Or the lego units make it easier to count the distances. Or maybe my love of Lego is stronger than the often chore of assembling furniture, in a pavlovian way? :)