Three different arm styles too much?

[Raina]

We are looking to purchase four pieces for our living room: sofa, recliner, chair and ottoman. Husband is partial to the BY Yorba sofa (508-95), which is comfortable for both of us, and the BY Roswell recliner (3322) which is comfortable for him. There is a matching Yorba recliner, but he prefers the Roswell because it has a bustle back. I'm okay with these two pieces being different, but I still need to select another chair and I'm not sure a third style is the way to go.

There is a BY Yorba stationary chair (508-25) and ottoman (508-OT) that would match the sofa and be fine, but I noticed the Jaxon Tub swivel chair (321-25sw) on the BY website that might be a more useful/versatile choice for our living room (I would still pair it with the Yorba ottoman). I don't want the Yorba swivel/glider/recliner because will be too tall to sit in front of the window (Jackson swivel is approximately 34.5" tall versus Yorba swivel/recliner at 41" tall).

I'm wondering if the three different style arms on the two chairs and the sofa will be too much competition with each other? The backs of the Yorba sofa and the Jaxon swivel are similar, but the arm height is different and the arm style is different. They would be directly across from each other. The taller Roswell recliner would sit on the end between them and the arm on that is again different from either of the other two pieces. All of the pieces would be in the same leather. Pictures of the room are attached with existing furniture in different positions - please excuse the mess as we are in the middle of remodeling (new paint and flooring coming soon). The room is approx. 13.5' wide and 18 feet long (the wall opposite the fireplace is further away than that, but is essentially a "hallway" for traffic to other parts of the house - so 18 feet of length for furniture placement). If a different layout would be better, I am open to suggestions.

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