Thank you. I bought the 3 mirrors recently and would like to keep them but not sure how/where. As for chandelier I cant fix it in dining room as there is already gypsum board in place.

You could try swapping the ballerina art with the mirrors. The current spot for the ballerina art looks a little squished to me and I think that art could look nice in the dining room. Just an idea (since it won't cost you anything).

Consider adding lamps to the buffet in your dining room.

I do think replacing the scattered small rugs with a few larger rugs, specifically under the dining table and to ground the sitting area would really help. Right now the room looks chopped up by the little rugs and is not giving definition to the individual spaces you're trying to create with the furniture. Properly sized rugs would really help ground them.

An initial thought would be to stack the mirrors to the left of the door frame vertically. Like having a tall mirror in that location.

I can't tell if it is the internet correcting the colors on your photos or if it is your lighting that is throwing things off or if you have multiple wall colors.

Regardless of lighting or internet color rendering, you have 3 spaces that aren't speaking to one another. They have nothing in common. Art and décor is where you can make this happen.

I would use the blue green color of your chairs that is also in your ballerina picture and use that to tie the rooms together. Every room needs at least 3 things with that color.

I would also get rid of the Lucite table in the entry - it doesn't fit with the rest of your furnishings.

I would move the ballerina picture to the entry and get rid of the blue picture. Get a blue green vase instead of the blue one.

This sets the stage for what will be seen in the next space

Here I would add art above the sofa with the same colors as the balerina pic, but the right size for over the sofa and would add blue vases or candy dishes and pillows with the blue green.

Same thing in the next space - add some blue green things for on the credenza and get some pictures with the blue green, mauve and peach tones. .

Amateur that I am, I can't concentrate on more than dining area! I think art/console is great and needs a subtle/pretty blue [?] lamp on it.

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Then an item, larger than 3 mirrors are, by dining set.

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This dark brown is a deep tie-in with nearby furniture.... your 3 rounds could be around still -- in entry?

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2 over sofa could add sheen.... and 2 table lamps needed I guess? Is this color a blend with rugs? walls.... nice accent with chairs?

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Prickly, I now spaced out the ballerinas a little as indeed they look squeezed together. Photo below. I dont think if replace them with the 3 mirrors in the DR it would solve it as the wall is quite big, It needs something powerful. As for DR buffet I still need to add accessories to it. As for rugs, I totally agree. I need to rearrange them and remove some of them. For now, its keeping the house warm from the cold weather. J.Appelbaum, there is already a mirror with plexi console opposite the wall that you are suggesting to add the 3 stacked mirrors. Beatles Thatch, some wooden design or mural on the wall is something that I am considering.

Thanks Jennifer Hogan, the lighting in the pics do vary but the wall colours are all the same except the wallpaper thats behind the sofa. I agree with you that the 3 areas lack harmony. Will remove the blue pic, its out of place. The plexi console at the entry is fairly new and would prefer to keep it for now. However the wall facing it is plain that leads to the DR wall with the 3 mirrors. This is where I am stuck and don't know what to do with it. I was thinking of having wall paper from the entry hall (the empty wall) and runs through to the DR wall where the 3 mirrors are. If you think its appropriate, I am not sure if i should go with neutral colour wallpaper with some print like tree trunk/leaves. I am still stuck with the 3 mirrors. They are very expensive and would like to find somewhere to keep them.

Thanks Everdebz!! I was in fact checking out wall arts similar to the ones you shared (esp with the multicoloured leaves). I was thinking of replacing them with the 3 mirrors and moving the 3 mirrors on top of the DR buffet. Then will need to buy some blueish green accessories to place on the DR buffet.

Perhaps the mirrors would work over the side board in the dining room. That space looks better suited to their size from the pictures. I am not sure what is over your dining room table but gypsum board in place' is not a reason to not hang a fixture. Call an electrician if you can't DIY it. Over all you need color. It is unfortunate your pretty drapes did not add color to your space but I love the movement they added.

Thanks arcy_gw. I do need colour. This is becoming more and more apparent.

You have some lovely pieces, and the ballerina art is beautiful! Will you do a floorplan? I’m a bit confused as to why you have 2 seating areas. The rugs need to be larger.

Thanks shadyWillowFarm. The house comes with 2 living room and a dining room with an entry way. Will share floor plan shortly. This is a dated layout. It shows entrance, kitchen, 2 living rooms, dining room and balcony.

IMO the mirrors need to be hung vertically....somewhere.

Just a comment that the wall treatment in living room might be a good backdrop for mirrors, textured actually, or looking textured, which?

I think your fundamental problem is there is just way too much of everything. I would really rethink furnishings. I wonder if you could swap the dining furniture into the first seating area and create a sitting room where the dining room is? Remove all your wall hangings and once furniture is set up nicely, then consider how to deploy art/wall hangings and possible do a gallery type wall to remove so many eye distractions. Editing is your friend. Not sure the round mirrors work in this space. I like mixing modern and antiques but with so many visual distractions it can look like two separate households were stuck together. You do have lovely pieces, but editing will help the entire space look more cohesive.

Thanks Flo Morgan. I prefer to keep the dining room table as its close to the kitchen door. You are right i have too many pieces and it lacks harmony. I would.like it all to blend better.

Ok. Let’s work on that. Are you open to thinking about some changes to first seating area and entry? I can develop some ideas for you.

Mini-this is concept and I tried to estimate dimensions but those need to be verified of course. I took the tufted sofa and turned it and moved it into living room space. I took your lucite entry table and used it as a sofa table behind the tufted sofa. This allows a spot for a lamp for needed additional layer of lighting. Then I put the antique settee with it’s back to lucite sofa table. I swapped the two coffee tables and this helps harmonize the look of modern and traditional. Plus the sizing looks like it would work better too. The two accent chairs create rest of seating area. The long wall would get the art gallery wall or a new large piece of art. I also added a large shade floor lamp to this area to create interest and sone height in the grouping. I put a green plant, possibly a Fiddle Fig in right corner for some greenery. Once we settle on furniture locations, then we can tackle art, lamps, rugs and accessories. A zebra rug under the lucite coffee table would draw the eye to this grouping and create interest with irregular shape. And inject some fun. You could use another floor lamp in area to left of window on the main living room. This would add height and ambient lighting at night. Thoughts?

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Some inspirational photos.

I appreciate that Flo is with you... but I'll ask whether tv, which seems bumped farther into the room, might work well on the long 'empty' wall?