I would actually try a glossy black, or perhaps a japan black stain with teal scatter cushions over your neutral cushion. Glossy black looks great against blues and green, its a simple classy look and its easy to change it up with scatter cushions should you decide to use it elsewhere in the house.

5 Contemporary Designs... & my 1st impressions: 1. I'll stick with a traditional papasan, thanks. Less likely to get poked where it hurts. 2. Wishing had pool noodles right now. Or a life sized Gumby. 3. Oh that looks just like my computer chair! Sans the cage. Maybe I need that part so the "chair" stops mysteriously rolling into other rooms. 4. Whaaaat? *reads article's description* Ohhh! 5. No.

I think the colour of your chair, the darker tone probably but you could try swatches of both.That also seems to be background colour of the floor rug, all look a similar tone and would blend nicely. Keep neutral and maybe even try a charcoal gray . Whatever you choose needs to tone with the lovely wood of the beautiful chairs.

I have some 60s TV chairs that recline, I love them because they are a bit retro and suit my dodgy back. I had them reupholstered at the very exorbitant cost of $500 each! They are now a fabric I love but, as someone else pointed out, went from squashy and comfortable to hard foam. I'm spending a lot of time sitting in them to soften them up ;) Also one of them had a higher back, which fitted my 6ft partner, but when they came back they were all the same height. My fault as I should have talked it through with the upholsterer. I would do it again but only for furniture I really love, and I'd be very clear about what I wanted. On another note, we had 2 club chairs made for us more than 20 years ago - we love love them and they will be good as new for a long time. It was way better than reupholstering 2 old club chairs.