jbrig & forboystoo, thanks so much for your help! Last night I went to the Swavelle Hospitality website and asked about Delos Sierra - response this morning was that it's been discontinued and there is no stock available. Darn! I guess it always pays to buy extra - I never think about patterns being discontinued. Learned my lesson! Here is a link that might be useful: Swavelle Hospitality

So glad you found it. It's so pretty that it was tempting to buy some too! NOT...I'm currently in need of a reorganizing of the stash I should be working from. Somehow, every time I begin something I take three or four pieces from my stash to the store with me and end up buying more, even leaving out one or two of the original choices. Addiction! LindaB/CA

Ok, I've been thinking about this room all day. LOL I even went through a ton of fabrics to try to find something I could recommend. The problem is, I don't think the tones in the photo of the curtains is coming across very well so it's making it near impossible. If you can take a really good clear crisp photo of the fabric in a flat position (drape it over the chair) that may help. The other thing I really feel the need to throw out there is overall the room is just lacking color and I don't think canning the red is necessarily the answer. I know you said you've grown tired of it, but maybe that's because that's all there is. Why not just keep the red and bring in a 3rd color to the mix. Olive Green, Navy Blue? Rule of thumb is to have your colors in odd numbers so you really need a 3rd color anyway. You don't even necessarily have to reupholster the chair to accomplish this. You could just bring in some color with the use of pillow covers, a new rug and even paint. If the chair print isn't working with the drapes, add some separation by putting a throw in a contrasting color over the back of it. That said, if you still really want to change the fabric on the chair, post up a new photo, there are several of us who just love to shop fabrics, we just need a really good picture to do it with. :c)

I love it, too, and believe me, I'm a grown-up! I see the artist has it in several more colors and weights, too. I might use a heavier weight for upholstery. Her other fabrics and colors Can you show us a pic of the room the chair is in, so we'd get a better idea of what to recommend? Although I love the original recommendation!