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No, the chairs are not contempporary enough to go with the sofa.

Not at all. Two different styles. Even the lines don't compliment each other. Sorry.

Have to agree with the other posters, I'm afraid. They do look comfortable though.

Sorry, you have to decide if you're going for a contemporary look or traditional.

Thanks for the honest feedback! I don not have an eye for these things. Any suggestions on a chair that would work? I am going for an early 60s look but not too, too modern, ie I don't want plastic Eames chairs.

If you have the sofa, since it has flat tufting, look for upholstered chairs without tufting.

If you have the chairs, they are 60s 70s in a contemporary "Hollywood Regency" style which is not clean contemporary, but modern in an overblown "glam" sense, and these Were mixed with wire and glass Platner tables and Arco lamps, etc. and other very contemporary pieces. Its just a different Kind of 60s mod. That sofa does not go with the chairs but another type of contemporary sofa might: such as a tuxedo sofa with loose rectangular cushions.

Thanks palimpsest,

I don't have either one yet. We like the sofa because it is big enough for my husband to be comfortable on, and I don't like the "puffy" look.

What would you categorize the sofa as?

If you are after comfort, I fear that the sofa you posted won't give it to you.

That very flat tight tufted upholstery doesn't yield to bodies, and the squareness of the arms and back isn't shaped like people...so although it is a nice clean European modern look, you may prefer something else. Here's something from Crate & Barrel that could give you a modern look and more comfort.
For chairs, consider a modern version of the klismos chair. Here is a site that shows what I mean...I have no knowledge of this company or the quality of this chair, but it is an example of the style.
http://www.clubchairs.com/upholstered-club-chairs/contemporary/cloverchairloungewith2pillows.cfm

Here is a link that might be useful: C&B Delaney Sectional

Thanks Bronwyn - that helps a lot!

Yes, your chairs will be fine if you upholster them correctly and do not take the skirts off. They are opposite of your sofa and every room needs something in it of a difference to keep it from being so saturated with boredom. Use these chairs in good health and don't worry about having everything straight-lined, squared and boxy contemporary. I have used wing chairs with my sectional and my daughter-in-law's decorator gasped from how pretty she thought it looked when she saw it.

You know -- I saw there chairs and I thought they kinda remind me of your chairs (skirts taken off, new cover).

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considering its clone -- which still has the granny skirt and matronly fabric....

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The only thing is, sometimes upholstery cost will end up being more than the cost of a new chair. However, if the construction is good, and if you like the styling, then it's will be worth it.

I always get stuff from CL & reupholster/repurpose them because the furniture become more personalized, more "me", you know. I don't like rooms where I can tell which store where everything comes from. :-)