I love everything you have picked up and for that price I am sooo jealous! I never have that kind of luck. I would try the two lamps with a barrel/drum type shade and try hanging the butterflies vertically in a row between the two lamps. This may sound weird but I think it would keep the eye level. However, I just looked back and I don't think three will fit vertically keeping along the same line as the lamps with even taller shades. Maybe hang two horizontally and one centered underneath the other two, yet still all centered between the lamps. The void on each side of the lower picture would allow a two taller items on the buffet within the lamps or allow something else to hang on each side of the lower picture. I don't know if any of this is making sense. I would however, definately keep a platter or toureen or bowl there in the center of the buffet though with those wonderful shells in it.

i like the thought of white or beige in your windows. let me give some samples i have. let me know i will look them up for you.love the bottomsimplethe tops give a certain amount of elegance.

I can only see a strip of the ivory shag rug. However, I would suggest a much larger, almost room-size rug in a traditional or transitional pattern (try overstock.com or esale. rugs under those headings). With such a dark floor (which shows every bit of lint and dust) a large rug is advised for that alone. Look for an Oriental rug in warm colors which will look good with traditional and modern styles, especially if you choose a more geometric (and less floral) pattern. I recommend simple off-white curtain panels as window coverings. Color can be introduced with the rug, pillows and art on the walls. You also need some table and/or floor lamps for nighttime illumination. A blue and white Chinese-style ceramic lamp base will look good with the Oriental rug, and you can get both terracotta and blue pillows that have a pattern with white or off-white also in the mix.

I agree, the coffee print is out of place - more suitable for a dining area or coffee bar. These three entryway pictures can be scaled down to fit your area. The first one you can replace the mirror with a picture or use a smaller size "antiqued" one that reflects light but looks like the silver is wearing through so there's not a clear reflection. The second one can be places of interest, places you've traveled too, or family photos. The third one mixes pictures and collectibles (they have street signs and clocks). I really think the problem is "not enough" to look cohesive. Good luck!