Forgot to mention, in the same room, I would like to put a mirror on the wall between the two small windows.

Maybe something like this,will this clash with the mosaic lazy susan?

Thanks. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, as I am trying to look at pictures online, then it gets confusing and dont know what to do.

Cooks.

I'm confused. Are you planning on doing the table or the lazy susan?

I'm confused, too, Cooks. But, if you're referring to painting the lazy susan, my advice is to make sure that it works with your dinnerware, year-round. A couple of years ago, we received a wood lazy susan as a gift from the Coppola Winery, as we get boxes of wine from them regularly. Ours is made from an actual old wine keg. I didn't think we'd use it, but we love it and use it most days when it's just the two or three of us. Hope you enjoy yours as much as we do. Don't forget to show us After pics.

What Lynn said. Make sure your placemats, dinner plates fit on the table if you have that large a lazy susan on it. And will your plate colors go well with the LS?

The chairs are beautiful! The lazy Susan looks like it will be fun. It's really rewarding to have items in your home that you have created yourself. You could try a painted design first and see what you think, the mosaic can be added over it if you decide later you want to take that direction. 30 inches of tile could get a bit heavy, you might want to make sure the "susan" will still turn nicely when also topped with items.

Hi, thanks for the comments. Sorry for the confusion, I meant doing the lazy susan.

I measured out the 30" lazy susan and it fits 6 placements pretty easily, with space for a glass and tableware.

I didnt think of my plate colors, they are just plain white for now. Yes I do agree the lazy susan might get heavy with the mosaic.

Love it. Love, love, love the copper one!

Thanks!!, I like it too. So I am thinking of going with the copper lazy susan with the dining table and then putting a 30" or 24" mosaic mirror on the wall, something like this I found on Etsy.

That way the table will be simple, with color from the chairs and the mirror. The drapes I am thinking of putting are these. It says they are melon color, so not orange but in the same shade I guess.

That copper one rocks. Get it. :-)

Hmmnn, will the copper (while fabulous) look OK with that color chandelier? Have you considered a satin-finish black to match the table legs. It wouldn't fight with the mirror, the tableware, or the items on top of the susan.

Great thanks!, the copper one I have definitely decided on. This is what a 30" round mirror would like in the room. Is it too small for the space?

Or I could go with a set of smaller mirrors like this on that wall, but in mosaic pattern:

or put a long but slim sideboard buffet type table underneath the single mosaic mirror and lampshades on either shade, like this.

Suddenly I can really see this room come together!!. I am getting so excited :)

Cooks.

@smiling...do u mean the satin finish black lazy susan...little confused or the color of the chandelier. There was a black lazy susan I saw, but it was too small 24".

The chandelier has a chrome finish too it, I thought if the mosaic mirror had shades or chrome/grey that might complement it, also the drapes have white in them, which might complement the chrome...not sure.

Good point though, will have to think about how to bring together the chandelier in the room too.

Cooks.

I just did a search on copper and chrome and saw some mixed metal things that you might be able to use to combine the elements in your room. Or look at iron, rubbed bronze, mercury glass to end up with a very mixed combo. Good luck--I think it will be beautiful.

i think a large lazy susan is a great thing to have on a round table- i think you're sure the 30" size is the right size, the copper one is nice. i would only be concerned with how well the serving bowls stayed on it when turned or if they would too easily slide around...

the mirror looks too small for the space to me...

where are your panels going?? (i wouldn't put them on the 2 small windows...) they also look like mostly pastel colors, so you have to be sure they look nice with the other fabrics, mirror etc in your room... i can't tell.

The panels are going on another window on the wall next to the one with the 2 small windows (as below).

I am also not sure how the lazy susan will function with the bowls on them. I am hoping the base will be heavy enough and it has a smooth turn.

The mirror does seem to look small alone on that wall, was thinking with the addition of a buffet underneath it might work better.