Q: I am looking for this smallish armchair and ottoman set. It is ivory with beige floral print. It's super cute — they have it at the house I am buying, and I want to buy the exact same one, because I have no imagination. But I would settle for something in the same size/palette. Thankyouverymuch!
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Have you asked to buy them? It's worth a try.
You could ask the sellers where they got theirs. Maybe they will even sell it to you.
Lift up the seat cushions to figure out who manufactured it.
Also take measurements of the chair so you can compare it to others.
It's not that exotic of a chair so any furniture store that does custom orders will probably be able to give you some comparable options and help you find fabric.
IKEA's Ektorp or Ektorp Jennylund has a similar shape and ottoman.
Ask to buy their chair. I'm sure they'd sell it to you.
Just ask the sellers where they got their furniture.
Where are you located and what is your price point? In Half Moon Bay, California, there is a store that makes furnishings like this but they are pricey. The ottoman alone is about $800.00.
Others have already told you what I would have answered. Ask the sellers, and maybe they will sell it to you, or tell you where they got it and the name of the pattern.
It isn't hard at all to find a club chair similar to this and a tailored ottoman. I had a chair and ottoman that looked pretty close to this and it was Broyhill. I got it at Haverty's. Once you find the chair and ottoman you like, you can custom order it in the fabric of your choice. You should be able to find something similar to the one in the house. Fabrics come in Standard or Upgrade, sometimes called Premium, or something like that. Different companies have various ways of indentifying their fabric choices and prices. Sometimes they are in categories like A, B, C, D, and so on. The higher the letter,the more expensive the fabric.
The only other advice I can give you is that club chairs come in different sizes. Bear in mind whether you want a small scale one,or one that's oversized or overstuffed. Look at different styles and prices before you buy.
Definitely ask the sellers. Did they use a staging company? If so, the stagers almost certainly will sell it (in fact, they probably get this all the time and have set prices for their furniture items).