Your console table is beautiful. I would center it on the wall based on what I can see in your picture. I think it looks good as is but can't tell if it is centered.

I may have changed my mind after looking at your 2nd picture. Or maybe this is option #2, is it currently centered on what appears to be your dining room? If so, I think that could work also but would add something to the console table and between the 2 things (table + new thing) have the total be centered on the wall and then to the right of the table I would put a large something or other, maybe a vase with tall grasses sticking out of it or a tall and thin chair...that way the mirror appears centered when in the dining room?

I just looked at my console table and mirror, they are not centered on my wall. I think it was because of how the front door opens to the wall the table is on and also due to walk space.

I think you are fine so long as the mirror is centered over your table!

(A lot of help I am!)

Thank you so much, Whenicit. It's centered in the foyer hall wall. The dining room picture I'll put in photobucket album (That room is in need of massive decorating help too). I just put the mirror picture in the album (that has been resting against the wall in one of the bedrooms, waiting almost 2 yrs, for my husband to hang). The dining room, foyer, great room or ???, and kitchen seem to be open and centered. Thanks again.

Here are the actual pictures since my DH helped me figure this out....

DH hung the mirror.

Looks lovely. BTW, I couldn't pull up with your earlier links; I wonder if others had the same problem.
Dee

Thanks Dee. Sorry about the links earlier.

Very nice. Maybe now you could add some topiaries of varying heights (odd number will look best) and some figures in light colored stone will bring the tile floor into the arrangement and "tie" together the dark console with the gold mirror. Beautiful home.

Thanks vickid1062 for the suggestions. I been hunting for topiaries and large fossil shell (for the center) but can not find anything thin enough. The width of the top surface is approximately 9.5 inches. Would thin candlestick lamps in antique brass look alright(I like the look of horns but can not get DH to like)? Would I need 1 or 3 for the console to look good (odd number)?

I like both pieces but to me they feel disconnected.

I wonder if you would consider using and antique gold Rub'n'Buff or drybrushing antique gold acrylic paint on those 5 center vertical pieces that look kind of fluted and sit in the center rectangles. I think that touch of gold on the console would go a long way in making a connection between the pieces.

If that is not in the plan then I would not add more metal, particularly gold, on the top of the console. Adding something in stone (like a lamp with a stone base) or painted ceramic would be better.