I know this is an old thread, but couldn't help replying when I checked the link gmliberi posted, because I just bought that same table at Target last week! I love it. The reason that I found this thread is that I was searching for a second, similar table. My local Target only had the one or I'd have bought two of that same one. One for my entry way and one for my bedroom!

Wow, pal. I like all of those. I do think the first is too big because it pushes both dimensions. The Kindel is beautiful and I think the size would work. Traditional, classic. But, holy cow, the legs on that Century. I'm thinking the TriBeCa finish? Hmm, I just noticed the front view of the Century really highlights those legs. Wonder if the side view would be as appealing. Maybe the Kindel would present better from the side? I'm going to check both of those options. eBay has some really nice pieces too. Funny, I noticed most of what catches my eye is Stenella. Usually the deminsions don't quite work though. All of this is a little dangerous.

Thanks everyone for the compliments and great ideas! I do have a painting I love that I bought in Montreal from a local artist that I have been meaning to put up but have yet to find a space for. It is not quite big enough. Maybe if I can find a large mat and frame it could work, that or place two, one on top of the other. I bought a vintage map of New Orleans while we were there that I also love. I will try and see if they might go together. I kept thinking I wanted a mirror bc I love the way the lamp light bounces off the mirror and brightens up the space. I also worry that the lamp light might just reflect the top glass of the art. I will play around with it and see what I might prefer. In regards to all of the beautiful mirror ideas, I would likely have to spend a larger sum of money that I might want to and my husband would probably not like that idea. lol I will keep you all posted and thank you ALL for taking the time to post ideas and photos!

Yes, I did read the same thing after your last post. So that particular mirror may be slightly off in width if my math is correct. Good thing about the quatrefoil mirrors, if that is what you chose, you can most likely find another that is wider. I would take some newspaper or something else and cut out a paper version of the mirror in those same measurments. Tape it up with some painter's tape in the space to help you visualize.