Nice! Wow, you work fast! When you said crystal that's not what I thought you meant, it looks great. Also, just a thought but you know what might be able to give the table a more cohesive look is to find a pretty round place mat to set under the items. I do it all the time and it really helps give it a more finished look (to my eye) anyways. You could go with a beaded one, woven, sparkly or plain, any kind would work. Bed bath and beyond - just plain in different colors, ivory or plum would be pretty Found these on Macy's site, comes in several colors And Pier 1 had some glittery ones I've used a woven one here

Don't go overboard with the acryllic. There is plenty of it already. Remember the purpose of a "coffee" table is a place to set down your coffee cup. Therefore, I think it should have more substance than acryllic so your room doesn't look like a show room for an acryllic manufacturer. I wouldn't mind if it matched the silver sofa table either. Center it with the FP, and draw the seating to it. I think once your seating is gathered around the coffee table, the navy bench will fit nicely at the window, behind the two chairs. Here's a run-down of what to think about when shopping (from Vern Yip of HGTV.) https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/design-101/10-tips-for-finding-the-perfect-coffee-table-pictures

82 feet? wow. that's some table. I assume you mean 8' dining table? W 20.5" / D 20.5" / H 37.5" / 26 lb.it's 20x20 by 37" high. can you get a tape measure so you can visualize that? there are 6-40w bulbs. Your best bet is to go into a lighting store where they have this type of beaded chandelier, and see how it looks when lit. And if you're actually asking sales that question, this is the wrong forum

Can you please say why you want to hang a mirror there? It is an unusual spot for a mirror. Will you have two mirrors, for each side of the bed? I would instead find some pretty art to hang there. Or, put nothing on the wall. Instead, get a more decorative lamp, maybe one with a colored glass base, or colored ceramic, that is taller and larger, and maybe put one or two pretty items (small glass pieces or a photo in decorative frame) on the bedside table, and have that be your vignette. Edited to add: OR, get the lamp off the table entirely, and mount a swing-arm one on the wall - it'll be decorative and you won't need a mirror or anything else there, and it will be functional to boot.