Ok, let's look at your lovely inspiration pix. If you like the pale blue drapes, try to find some similarly sleek panels. Blue is tranquil, looks great year round, and picks up the lake tones. While I like blue, I prefer a warmer tone in my master so I've gone in another direction, but you need to feel good in your room. In the inspiration pix, they seem to have echoed the blue with a slightly greyer tone on two regular pillows and two shams. A muted toile adds more interest on the duvet. Two cream pillow cases add pop. A taupey matelasse picks up the carpet color and carries it to the bed. Easy enough to duplicate without a package! I do like the first blue and chocolate package as well as most of the packages though I'm no as fond on the green/cream/chocolate or the last similar blue package. I'd just add a bit of punch with a fun pillow or two if you go the package route. Your current satin and all but one of the pictures you posted have a more tailored feeling than the inspiration photo. The textures stop them from feeling formal, but they are far more structured, so think about which look feels right to you and go for it. Can't see if you have matching lamps and don't know if you really love the scrollwork. If not, maybe pick up lamps with a simpler line and large drum or rectangular shades if that appeals to you. If you want to keep your lamp(s), try a larger shade for more oomph.

budge, have you thought about making your own? The third one I posted would be very easy to copy with common millwork you can find at a local lumber yard and lamp parts. Which you might also find locally too. Granted you'd probably not find the exact pedestal, but could use a newel post for that part. If it weren't hollow you'd have to buy a long drill bit at least half the length to place a threaded rod into for attaching it all together. I know I've seen pine circles in a number of sizes at Home Depot that could be used for the top. ~Becky

If you are handy you could buy bookshelves and cut out of the back a hole where the vent would be. It wouldn't be that difficult to do and you could glue trip around the opening for a finished look. It may be possible to find bookshelves with no "back" on them in which case your vents could still operate. Check Ikea (if you have one by you), they make all different types of shelving. Here is a link that might be useful: Christy's Thrifty Decorating

This is probably a designer one of a kind piece found at 1st Dibs or Kings Lane....Uttermost might have something similar. Personally I think the decor on and below and around the table is the important part....any metal/wood console will work. Silly question but did you seek out Stone Gable american farmhouse living? Googled it and Stone Gable seems to be a blog site...contact the owner of the site and see what you can find out?