I've got a problem, albeit, it's not a bad problem to have. But with the recent upgrades to the family room, it has now presented us with a new problem and that is the slight lack of seating. We could get on fine with what we have, but I wouldn't want to have half of my guests sitting on the rug for an extended period of time.

So, the question now is do we get a new sectional sofa (with chaise) OR do we just get a new comfy chair to go adjacent to the current sofa? Well, the problem isn't deciding between the two because I am fine with either one. The problem lies in deciding what chair to get OR what sectional sofa to get because there are so many choices out there making it hard to pick just one!

Since I'm not very good at multitasking (most of the time anyways), I can only put my efforts into finding one type of item at a time. At least when it comes to something I am not 100% sure I know what I want. Which is why I am only hunting out the chair choices for now. Once I find the chair I like I will hunt for the sectional and then my husband and I can battle out which one should go in the room. Sounds like a good plan, no? I'll let you know how it ends but in the meantime check out what I've found so far.

Serena Mineral Accent Chair at Overstock.com for $1,299.99.

Oasis Chair at Crate and Barrel.com for $1,199.00.

Carmel Chair and a Half at Crate and Barrel.com for $1,299.00.

Lounge Chair and a Half at Crate and Barrel.com for $1,299.00.

Regent Chair at Target.com for $499.99.

Devin Sunflower Chair at Arhaus Furniture for $699.00.

Bloom Floral Upholstered Chair-Mirage Gray at Target.com for $299.99.

Baldwin Club Chair at Ballard Designs from $621.00 - $1,073.00.

A classic design that will never fail.

Sasha Chair at Macy's for $899.00.

Hogan Chair at Macy's for $549.00.



Tyler Velvet Matching Chair at Macy's for $599.00.

Macy's got some really comfy looking chairs, don't they?