circuspeanut, thanks for trying to help. I did go to the link to look for the same fabric and couldn't find it. I also looked everywhere I could think of, but no luck. olychick, this pillow has a solid white backing with a zipper. Therefore, I may be able to combine a couple of pillows to make them larger. I also like the look of the pillows you found that are different but tie in together. Cool idea. jujubean, that fabric on the chair is very much like mine from the looks on my monitor. I went to Broyhill's website and other websites that sell Broyhill in hopes of finding the fabric identical to mine. No luck, but it's got to be out there somewhere, I would think. I may have to go with something else. At any rate, I appreciate all your help.

lynartist: I had tried that too and I kind of like that. Would it be a mistake to utilize the fabric in that way on one side and the medallion on the other side? I had planned for a velvet on the back. loobab: And yes, this is thick fabric and will keep that in mind.Thanks for the links! O.k., I'm going to throw in some fabrics intended for the same sofa along with this pattern. The sofa is track arm and 83" wide and 38" deep. If I use 22 inch pillows than companion pillows could be 20 inches. Maybe visualizing it with companion fabrics will help? Again, leaning toward not using it but this fabric helps me create the khaki/navy color palette. Sofa is Neutral Oatmeal small scale herringbone. My chairs flanking the fireplace will be either a khaki brown or I might go navy but leaning toward the brown. Image below is the color not the chairs:

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I had to order more than I needed, as I only needed 2-1/2 yards, but they only sell in one yard increments, and so I had to order three yards. Only the last 16" of the fabric is damaged. At $26 a yard, I felt that I should receive better quality. I'm still waiting to hear back from them, but I have proceeded with working on my own designs anyway. I hope they will be able to guarantee better quality in the future so that I can submit my own designs. The web site says specifically that refunds/returns are not allowed, but if they are going to send damaged goods, then I will not feel good about ordering from them and will have to find a different way to get my designs printed. Here is another company that I am considering. I am fairly sure that there are local companies in Los Angeles that can provide this service for me, and eventually I would prefer to go to the company in person and pick the fabric up in person. I may, however, decide that $26 is a reasonable price, even with flaws, as other companies seem to charge quite a bit more. I might be okay with paying a lower price and expecting a certain percentage of flaws. As I indicated, the first 85% of the fabric I received was very good quality - just the last 16" was flawed. That might have to be acceptable - for the price.