Thank you Freethinker99! I do not live close to any RH outlets and I truly hate to pay a full price; I am thinking to try costcobay furniture too! I don't think that I have seen the Writer Chair though anywhere else. If this is such a comfortable chair may make sense to pay a full price!?!

Check out these chairs by Bernhardt's contract line (i.e. commercial design, but homeowners can buy them too). The fabric is a felted wool with top-stitching and can be ordered in a zillion colors. Plus the handle in the back allows kids to easily drag it around the room wherever they'd like it to go. The handle is shown here in a contrast color, but I've seen them in my trade showroom with the same fabric as the rest of the chair. What's nice about contract furniture/fabric is the durability; will wear like iron. Find out who sells Bernhardt furniture in your local area and go through them.

You don't need accent chairs. I suggest you flip the sectionals and then pare down to one ottoman.

Materials like velvet, twill, cotton, linen and leather (which gets softer as it ages) are all great options for reading chair upholstery,” she says. For high-traffic areas—particularly if you have kids or pets—look to performance fabrics and leather, which is easy to wipe clean.