I would leave the table as it is. Love the curtains. I would get a large and wonderful rug which will really "furnish" the room. After that wall art, and then consider whether you need more furniture. Great job so far.

Thanks for suggestions! I think picture 2 show that room looks empty, i need to think about long side tables / buffets next to the walls. Puzzled with a color. Also both corners are empty. May be 2 accent chairs with a little table? Area rugs are beautiful, but we have strong allergies. I wonder what can I use instead..

Side tables for the food? Looks like you have room for a sofa and two club chairs.

I would change the direction of the table so it's on the widest side looking straight on it.

Check Craigslist and look at some "Danish modern" design stores. There are some fabulous low and long buffet styles out there that would compliment your dining set perfectly.

A few days ago I found an Italian buffet of my dream on craigslist, but it was lighter than the table to add 3rd shade of wood in the room was too much. Probably I need buffet and a new table of the same shade. Thanks for ""Danish modern" design" I have to check it.

I'd do:

-a sideboard between two windows. Craigslist is an amazing idea as is Danish modern..problem is won't be for a song anymore since the sellers picked up it's hot (and nobody knows that I -well and probably some other people LOL- understood it 7 years earlier when all the vintage from these decades started naturally appearing in second hand stores and estate sales as the owners grew older and older and had to part with their stuff)..so try to compare the prices-everything mcm is, like, automatically twice, triple price of other pieces since it's mcm..especially when somebody's refurbished it. Still, very well worth checking into..saw totally amazing(was very hard not to write it in caps..ok still going to do that: AMAZING) credenza/dresser, wood plus white, rounded, great condition, leather handles, very tastefully done, looks like new..they wanted 500 for it which is great considering the piece itself, and the prices on this style right now..the owners probably weren't fans and just wanted it gone..and of course it was gone in a day. Hell I'd buy it myself -I just couldn't think of space to put it.

Sorry that was long..just to repeat the Craigslist/vintage advice..and not to be surprised about the price discrepancy..I'd still hunt mcm since I simply love it..but there are many interesting things out there that can work.

(if somebody asks me-I know nobody does, but just in case-buy armoires guys..while you can..they'll be all the rage very soon))

-an art above the said sideboard

-shelves on the opposite wall. I mean if you feel a need for shelves..books etc. It can hold also other collections. And plants. And art. Slim shelves, great storage, great impact. But I love books everywhere including dining so take my suggestions with a grain of salt. Shelves can be used for many things though, as I've said. I don't like when they say "Conversation piece" but some pieces are like that. Once we had a laugh for twenty minutes over some improvised ashtray-it was a weird pottery piece.

-corners? A tree/bigger plants would do great there. Indirect light. Lots of it. Not kidding..they'll thrive. Put the smaller ones you own already on the taller shelf-here's your corner. Or they have to be in front of the window? Depends on the plants of course. But bottom line-I'd play with plants arrangements there

you don't need to fill up the whole room..as much as I'm into stuff I need some negative space as they call it..figure out your level of comfort as you go

Also the more you consolidate in one place-art, credenza, shelves, etc-the emptier the other can afford to be. Just balance it out.

-I'd repeat the white of the chairs somewhere..sideboard as was said or accessories..say even white ceramics or white mats in art? Center piece(ok hate this word too but whatever) in white, like a vase? I'm into vases lately..some are so indefinitely cool..and you can do pattern too..white plus something. White plus brown will be amazing too..picks up the wood and the upholstery.

-Wouldn't paint the table-I think it's too nice as it is now

Well..sorry for the lengthy post ..I wish you a fun and meaningful decorating!

I can't tell whether it is open to other rooms, but if at all possible, I would paint the room a dramatic color. For instance, that shade of the curtains or a color of the swirls.

And I'd get different light fixtures. How big a deal would it be to get a chandelier installed over the table and or sconces?

300 each or 300 for the set? Incredible deal either way. Love the wood on the tabletop!

Edited to add: Wowza!

300 for both :) Light fixture is another good question. So far I haven't seen anything interesting, wall mounted. It looks like to bring lights to the ceiling won't be an easy project. My husband made ceiling lights and recess lights over entire house, so I believe him, that it's more complicated/expensive project to bring electric power to cathedral ceilings.