I think you can get 2 different chairs, but this room seems too small for that configuration.

Would you consider a parallel configuration with 2 sets of chairs facing 2 sets of chairs? Or better.....2 chairs facing a sofa?

I think the room would look better on the whole with the two chairs and a smallish leather sofa across from them.

Absolutely you can use 2 different chairs and I really like the one you posted. Is it comfortabl?

I might look for a square wood or lea topped coffee table that had room to slip 4 poufs under it. Great room for fun floor lamps

I like the new chairs you are considering with your others I would not do kilim or juts in that space with those cahirs but maybe look for a great deal on a traditional persian rug and a round coffee table . IMO go for that old library look and I would for sure do drapes not blinds and remove what looks like a fake plant too. You will need to add some lighting for sure if there are no pot lights and just try for the ambiance of a library you are almost there .

I wouldn’t. I agree with Ida. I would do a love seat.

Why would anyone feel the need to dispute another commentator’s suggestions?. Any idea?

Guess I’ll play along.

I would not invest in a Persian rug ( a vintage rug would run into thousands) and turn the room into a dark library, with heavy drapes, stripping the room of wonderful natural light;

Just a quick comment on jute rugs ... if you have a dog, make sure they aren't going to chew on it ... it's not good for them. We had to replace a jute rug because our pup wanted to chew up the fringe. The vet said that could be dangerous (more so than a cotton or wool fringe, which she shouldn't be chewing either but with less consequence); we chose a new rug. I also didn't love the feel under bare feet, but that's me.

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What vet do you use? Animal Hospital of Orleans is our choice and we love The Chatham Dog Club for training and day care/play.

What a gorgeous bookcase! Love the idea of a conversation area in a room like yours. Not a pro but there seems to be space for 4 chairs. I'd aim for something similarly-scaled as your leather chairs. Here's a blog post guide I just found about mixing and matching seating. The tips of matching back height and seat depth or two other attributes make sense to me. Perhaps you'll find them helpful as well.

You can do 2 sets of different chairs, or all 4 the same. It's up to you. We just recommend you make sure they go well with the 2 you already have.

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