That's a great price, I love ebay for finding things from PB that are no longer available. My slipcovers needed to be ironed, so I am sure they will look better than in the pic once they are ironed. They easy to wash, but always need to be pressed after.

Really lovely space!! My first thought, was do you you need the window coverings? I like as much light as possible, but if a neighbor can see in, I completely understand. We did the panels on rings as suggested above for my parents slider. It was very easy for them to close at night. The linen look roman shades are very pretty, maybe even with some accent trim. Or woven wood blinds to pick up on your table? Considering your lighting, it doesn't look bad. The one over the table looks a bit small in comparison to your pendant lights. You can google for the 'correct' formula for size and placement. I tend to like down lights over an island if you do a lot of prep work. It keeps the focus on what you're doing so not to loose a finger! Per the dining light, agree on hanging it lower. I like your first one. The second photo looks to me like it would be a dust catcher inside that glass. So for me, I wouldn't want any sort of globes that faced upward, as dusting is not my favorite! Smiling is....;) (Elf joke-sorry!) So many options, just some examples...

I was looking for a new chair and came across information about buying a slip cover. The bones/frame of the current chair is in good shape, the upholstery is a mess. I love the idea of a slip cover I can remove and wash. I watched a Youtube video on how to measure for slip covers. Has anybody ordered slip covers on the Internet and it worked great? Any advice is welcome.

I received great feedback from Flo and Yayagal. thank you ladies. need more feedback ...