A decision like that depends on a lot of other factors. For instance, how big the room is; how much light it gets; pets and pet hair; kids; what kind of tables you have or will be buying for that room (dark wood? light wood? glass? chrome? rattan or wicker? painted and what color?). What color will the walls be? What look are you going for (warm and cozy? Floridian pastel? Beachy? Contemporary? Traditional? Etc.) What about the floors? Are they carpeted? Wood? Tile? Etc? What color? What kind of art work are you putting on the walls? What do your lamps look like? If you're going Traditional, dark, cozy, Mlraff53's suggestion of the brown chenille could look wonderful. I'd use the green print pillows on the sofa to tie them all together. I'd look for a third fabric, perhaps a small print or stripe that had cream with the green and brown in it, to use in the room. Maybe frame some large botanical prints with dark brown frames and big cream colored mats. But, all this would totally depend on the rest of the (above mentioned) elements that you already have in the room. You could go Contemporary, using again the green, with cream and browns. Cream colored walls with large Contemporary clear glass lamps; a Contemporary brown wood base coffee table with a clean-lined glass top, etc. Maybe a very chic sofa upholstered in a celadon linen-look fabric . . . or brown. Picking out prints for the walls and other accessories for a room like that would be fun! You could go for a Retro Island-ish look, although a different leather lounge chair would probably work a little better with that. Add tables in rattan and maybe introduce a cool, Retro-look, bark cloth fabric from the Forties to use in there, too. Again, so much would depend on what else you have or want to buy for that room. The bottom line is that the chairs look really pretty and the lounge chair looks very comfy, but you need to give us a lot more info and pictures before we can give you good advice on this. Without them, we could inadvertently steer you towards a sofa that would horrid with the rest of your things.

Oh you guys: I can't buy any more chairs! But I figure that maybe somebody on the forum, who lives in the area--like Amy--might be interested. You just never know. :) val: I moved the first chair I bought (the one I'm going to reupholster because of the stains) into the BR, but DH wants it back down in the LR, because he likes it better than the bergère chair I recently acquired, which he thinks is too "girly." Which is fine, really, since the bergère is yellow, like by BR. So, when I'm ready to reupholster, I'll switch them out. :)

Unless you are doing the upholstery yourself, or unless these pieces have either monetary or sentimental value, you're going to pay nearly as much to re-upholster as you would buying new furniture. If you like the style of the loveseat and chair frames, it won't be difficult to find similarly styled pieces in neutral fabrics. Don't do both pieces in the same fabric; you could do coordinating solids in different colors and add some pattern with throw pillows.

Palimsest - I like the character without having something absurdly trendy or over the top. I like that it's transitional without losing personality. I don't like the egg shell take on the wing chair. I am open to prints or blue upholstry. The Crate and Barrel Luxe is my second best at the moment. I feel like I could be happy with it if it were not for the FrontGate chair! It doesn't have as much character and is a bit smaller...