You ladies have given me so much to think about. All of your pictures are so inspiring to me. Roseabbey, love your parson chairs. Your kitchen and dining room is very beautiful. Your colors are very similar to mine. May I ask where you found those beautiful parson chairs? Also, your wall color is devine. Terrik: Those chairs are very similar to the overstock ones and the price is great.. Stil, I appreciate your comments---seems you know a lot about design and decorating. I am always clueless about these things and your comment is gratefully taken. Segbrown, you have a very pretty and comfy dining room. I really like your table and chairs. Thanks to you all for keeping this thread alive. I have to do something about my chairs before the holidays. Others, please jump right in and help this ole gal out. Thanks

IMO espresso colored wood was often Chinese junk why not look at something either darker wood not espresso or something completely different like metal and glass.. If you post some pics of the rest of your spaces it will be harder to advise

Don't buy expensive chairs right now. Down the line, your taste may change and the "forever" chairs you buy today, may not work with the "forever" table in the future. Standing alone, a lot of tables look like desks. You can change up that look with less expensive chairs now, that are still sturdy. I like this chair with different textures, dark legs and you get 2 in the pkg. https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Safavieh-Rural-Woven-Dining-Enrico-Multi-Brown-Arm-Chair/9542284/product.html?opre=1&option=14180772

I’d eliminate certain leg styles, to avoid a busy/competing look. I’d try to find a chair style that will pull in the table’s wood, to create a connection. The ones below have a comfortable padded seat, the cane is complemrntary and the legs are simple. https://www.jossandmain.com/Joss-and-Main--Almeda-Rattan-Back-Dining-Chair-Set-X115361739-L168-K%7EJ001175085.html?refid=PSM450-j001175085_1626337330&costid=PSM450&pin_campaign=626745748339&pin_adgroup=2680071108606&pin_productgroup=4260608349370&device=mobile&utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=social If adding a rug, a natural fibre would work well and a more simple chandelier will also help pull the look together.