Here's a few more to consider... but mostly for the link to rugsusa.com... You can narrow your choice by size, by color, by $, etc. I think all the links below go to rugs that have blue in them, but you can easily click the image of other color choices. Warning: you can spend hours a lot of time on rugsusa website! http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/clearancerugs/rugs-usa-traditional-wool-handmade-812a/brown-and-blue/CL136HG812A-808S.html http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/clearancerugs/rugs-usa-traditional-wool-handmade-811b/blue-and-beige/CL136HG811B-76096.html http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/clearancerugs/rugs-usa-traditional-wool-handmade-544d/light-blue/CL136AN544D-8010.html http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/clearancerugs/rugs-usa-traditional-wool-handmade-544d/light-blue/CL136AN544D-8010.html http://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/clearancerugs/rugs-usa-marla/blue/218TFO329BL-79099.html

We found chairs yesterday and have them on order. Thanks to all who helped us make this decision. We ended up ordering 2 arm chairs and 4 side chairs. They are larger chairs. What was great was that the table that went with the chairs was a double-pedestal table like ours. It was good to measure everything in the store to see how many chairs we could accommodate with our table. The table on display was larger than ours. And, we found that there was no way we could order chairs without sitting in them first. I didn't think I'd ever convince DH to go with upholstered chairs, but he loved these! And the leather nailhead trim will tie in well with our new family room furniture.

You won't be able to see the 8 way hand tied coils without cutting open the sofa, but given the age of your sofa, it most likely does have them. Yes, re-upholstering is frightfully expensive, but if you decide to purchase a new sofa, make sure you can see a cutaway of the construction. Many newer sofas are using springs far inferior to those of 20+ years ago. Unless you like a soft cushion, avoid down filled. A urethane cushion will provide a firmer surface as opposed to typical foam frequently available, today. Look for a hardwood frame, keeping in mind that new growth wood is not as hard as what you purchased, 20+ years ago. If you pick up one leg of the sofa, it should not flex. Decide if you want removeable cushion covers before making your ourchase. Look for a sturdy fabric that will handle stains, spills, use by grandchildren, etc. Look for a sturdy leg design that well supports the sofa. Decide if you want loose or fixed (or removeable via zippers back cushions). Avoid a sofa that shows wood pieces attached solely with glue. You'll need to put some time into researching what you want, before commiting to a purchase. My last sofa was a custom piece and I've been searching for its equal for some time...

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