The top looks kind of Victorian? Can you get a better shot so we can see it with the sofa. I love that lighter green you chose. I don't think the darker ones you looked at originally would have looked as good in there or blended as well with the sofa. It's a bright and cheery place now.

Brilliant, as always! I have a chair with a similar type of back sitting in my garage right now, with the fabric removed as of this morning. I was thinking of you, because I wonder if you just figured it out yourself or used some kind of online tutorial to re-cover your chairs? The previous owner of my chair nailed the fabric to the back of the chair with the frayed edges exposed. I'm a beginner but I think I can do better than that! I was thinking I'd fold the edges under, then use (what? small upholstery nails?) to attach the fabric, and then cover the rows of nails with some kind of trim.

Loving these peachy replies. Ok, the picture, Sue, yes. But can we add a cowboy hat on him somehow? To tie in with the room? Wait, wait. What if: I relocate the western decor and have a Fruit Office instead? We are kind of bananas here. My husband won't care, because I'm the apple of his eye. Orange you hoping I'm done with puns now? Sue's idea will be the cherry on the sundae of my new room. Isn't it grape? I could have this matted and framed, too. Lettuce us all think about it--

I'm not going to comment on the how the color works. But as someone who has recently been shopping for a new computer/desk chair myself, I hope this is one you can try out in person to first make sure it's comfortable for hours of sitting, that it supports your back properly, and that it has a decent range of adjustments. I'm in the process of returning a chair to a local store, that is great to sit in but has weird, uncomfortable arm rests that can't be adjusted to a comfortable position for mouse and keyboard use.