IMO, sling is the most comfortable outdoor furniture. It "breathes", so it doesn't get hot like cushions; it's lightweight and often stacks; and it's easy to clean. I have these chairs as my deck dining chairs. I absolutely LOVE them. They are SO comfortable for everyone: not too small for bigger people, not too big for smaller people…perfect size. A couple of things bout them, though: they are put together when you get them, you do it with an allen wrench. It's very easy to do, and go slow at first so you really get how to fully screw in all the screws. If you do that, they're VERY solid chairs. They do recommend putting a coat of linseed oil on them. Better yet, I put a couple of coats of Spar polyurethane (marine-grade varnish). I did replace one of the original chairs I bought four years ago this year because I hadn't done a good job with a couple of the screws on that one, so it had become wobbly. the other three are solid as the day I got them and put them together. The sling has held up incredibly well, which is unusual for sling chairs in this price range. I would say, though, that if you go with sling, invest in the well-made brands. to make a chair comfortable for movie watching, you need ottomans on which to put one's feet up. http://www.wayfair.com/Outdoor-Interiors-Sling-and-Eucalyptus-Stackable-Arm-Chair-10555BW-10555TN-L6847-K~OHW1021.html?refid=MX2648495267-BPA49-OHW1021_7038909&device=c&ptid=51a7c2e82388f639&PiID%5B%5D=7038909

Hi Grace -- Beautiful room -- love the drama of the rich wall color, so awesome for a DR, and the painting definitely draws me in. Could you share some visuals of your "likes"? Do you have a budget in mind for lights and chairs? I think that might get more responses -- while you've kindly provided some very loose boundaries, I still think this room could go about a million different directions. I find one person's "transitional" and "modern" is another's horror show, ha! I like your idea of mimicking the round elements of your table legs, which will also play off the tree trunk shape. So I'll start off without regard to budget or size -- just so there's something for you to react to on the love/hate scale! You'll see my love of shimmer and shine -- esp at night! -- coming into play. To play on the natural element I've included shells since they have an innate elegance yet tend to stay on the informal side. I'm being very bad and answering a Q you didn't ask -- because like Elle I'd love to see a set of table lamps flanking that gorgeous painting! The 2nd lamp draws in the tones of your floor and table colors. Elle and I differ in that I think the current frame may be a fine direction -- the frame blends with the wall but that drives the eye straight to the visual. Although I like her concept for alt-framing. I would probably get your elements in place and then evaluate the frame. Again, so much of this is personal taste!

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Hi, I am looking for suggestions on dining chairs that will have some industrial element to them and also be soft to sit on. I always gravitated to oriental rugs, are there suggestions to tie this table with the to-be suggested chairs. Also was thinking about west elm mobile chandelier but may be there are better suggestions. I have light oak floors and very light color walls. Thanks