you can always add pillows if you feel like it..in that case, I'd introduce a different shape too, maybe rectangular? or mix sizes a bit. you can add a throw as well(I'm nuts about pillows AND throws..and to me, these are always useful..and everybody actually enjoys them). in your inspiration pic, they have lots of textures going on: burlap, velvet, knit, wood, seagrass(or is it jute?), fig tree leaves, something interesting on the lampshade(shells? not sure), branches, you name it. So it's very calm but very cozy,due to all this different materials, that beg to touch them. Your direction is the same..take it further, and you're there.

Thanks BB! Your pillows won't be hard with 2 inch larger inserts if you go with down. But of course, that is totally your choice and I'm sure 1 will be fine too. AND YES!! I am so glad I am not the only one who notices THE BUNNY EARS!!! I have most of my covers made, although I can sew. I don't do piping, etc. though. But if I want just a plain pillow I always cut out my square and use a plate or lid, something round and mark off the rounded corners. Thank you Dee - your answer really helps. I put a euro on the sofa yesterday and it is 26". That was crazy looking LOL! My sofa has lower, rolled arms and I think even the 24 might look too large. I believe I will go with two 22 inch and the 2 20 inch covers I purchased recently. I think I mentioned before that I use inserts 2 inches larger and always down inserts. I like to change my pillow covers out every now and then - at least warm weather and cold weather. Looking forward to having some new ones made for warmer weather. I have a wonderful seamstress who makes many of my covers. Just need to make a final decision on fabrics! THANK YOU!

chair is so nice and neutral that you could buy a 'bright' if you like the color. Tell what fabric, what art you like, as that determines more a direction [than pillow]. You might be adding other dressy - fringe on ottoman or lamp shade, etc...

Etsy is a great place to get pillows. You can choose from all the designer fabrics in the world, and it's less expensive than having to buy yardage and get them made. Plus many shops put together combos for you if you want help mixing patterns. Then you can buy down or down alternative pillow forms off Amazon. I bet the Dillards pillows are stiff. Overstuffed squishy pillows (buy a filler one or two sizes bigger than your pillow case) feel more luxurious. Here are some of my favorite Etsy pillow shops. https://www.etsy.com/shop/DesignerModHome https://www.etsy.com/shop/FlyingTack https://www.etsy.com/shop/PopOColor