Leslie Yvonne Lundgren The chairs are actually French 18th century period antiques!
However, the style is called "Louis 15th" or "Louis XV French Style Chairs" . Wisteria.com may have some similar.
Thinking molding? Think deep. Extending the molding a foot or so longer than the typical length adds height to the ceiling. Texture is found in the different variations of thickness.
Emerald Green. Going green this season with a rich dark green hue adds a polished statement in a formal dining room, office, or hallway. These grand chairs upholstered in a velvet emerald green bring to mind the color of money and sophistication. Incorporate green in fabrics through bedding, curtains, and pillows. If you decide on using green as your dominant color like for your walls or couch, keep all else neutral to avoid overpowering your room.
With, let's say, khaki walls and red upholstery, this room would feel ultratraditional. What a difference the colors make. Zesty yellow and luscious emerald green make it fresh without straying too far from its dignified personality.
Green velvet is an appealingly unexpected choice for this pair of bérgères. Combined with the electric yellow wall, it modernizes a decidedly traditional room.
However, the style is called "Louis 15th" or "Louis XV French Style Chairs" . Wisteria.com may have some similar.