For the price of what Arhaus charges, you should just work with a local furniture shop or designer who has access to real trade brands. As a designer, Arhaus frustrates me to no end. More on reddit.com

One of the chairs has a large burn hole in the fabric and the fabric over all is in rough shape. But the person selling them is doing so for an amazing price so I'm wondering if it's worth the investment to get them reupholstered? I would do it myself if I knew how... How difficult of a project would it be on my own? More on reddit.com

From here it seems the table is too big for the space width-wise. Maybe try rotating it the long way. You need at least 3 feet of clearance behind every chair and I don't see that here. Plus, on the table ends (head of table, foot of table) you would want more than 3 feet clearance for people to get to the other side, possibly around seated people. If you rotated the table lengthwise perhaps that problem would be solved. Hard to say, as I can't see the full length of the room out of range behind the folding chairs. (Behind the photographer.) For chairs you would want to match the chunkiness or heft of the table visually, especially if you don't want to match the color or style. The wood chair you asked about seems wrong, not only style-wise, but also too spindly for the table. That's a king's table and a serving wench chair. Try to match weight of the table, which is enormous, with substantial chairs. Maybe Biedermeir would work? Quite a challenge you have with that table. More on reddit.com

Arhaus is a quality retailer. I have the Pavo couch. We have had it for 1.5 year and it’s like we got it yesterday. We also have a bed, side tables and maybe a few other things. Everything has held up, both quality and style. We will continue to shop there. Negative reviews I have seen are regarding customer service. I had great customer in Chicago so I think it’s super dependent on the store. More on reddit.com