I really liked this photo in the challenge! It is something so ordinary, but due to the angle and the lighting it transforms into a picture evoking a warm feeling that makes you want to be a part of it.
NIce texture there a little blown out on the highlights but its a good perpespective with the light through the window, would obviouse make highlights bright.. .
The chair is too tighlty cropped at the top - it is better to show it all than lose only a tiny part of it to the edge. Quite a bright day - the highlights are excessive - there are two points of glare on the seat, and two on the rear. Shooting on a cloudier day, or at a different time of day so the sunlight isn't so harsh would help. There is a lot of detail in here, but I would have preferred a deeper DoF - the rear table leg also deserves to be in focus.
Nice use of the table to provide great leading linse, but they don't lead to anything! Maybe If you rotated the chair clockwise, so we could see the detail on the front rather than the side, it would help. Another minor distraction is the top of the far char intersecting with the window frame - it's only a minor element, bit the white line it produces could have been avoided.
Very monochromatic but it works. The angle of the shot is really well done. the variations in the carvings make for interesting appeal. This would be really cool in black and white as well. My only critique is the harshness of the window light. Nice one.