Kathie, No worries! I had the rules explained to me so I'm trying to adhere to them while at the same time helping out with the info. The "Town and Country" grouping is 140 items from H&M that are offered in specific frame configurations in specific leathers. Pricing is very aggressive in this promotion, so it pays to shop there first. The T&C pieces are the same ones in the regular catalog, and the likewise the hides come off the same group as the main sample swatches. This can get confusing, but I'll try to explain it as best I can. Within the T&C program, there will be a 'married cover' hide at the lowest price. This is a leather that is pre-sewn as a kit form, and on the shelf at H&M. When an order comes in for this category, they pull the kit, and cover the frame with it. When you do the married cover items, there are no pre-approval swatches. In the past, "married cover" almost always meant it was sewn in China, but H&M no longer does that and their kits are sewn in North Carolina. At the next level of T&C, you typically can choose another leather series (such as any Document colorway) for more than the Married Cover Price, but for less than working out of the main price book. Heres an example of how pricing would look for an Austin Sofa (they are not the real prices, I'm just making these up since I'm typing from home). Austin Sofa in Married Cover, choose from Document Chestnut, Cavilier Oxblood or Cavalier Dark Blue. $ 2,299 (these are Grade II hides in kit form) Austin Sofa in Any other Document colorway $ 2,699. Austin Sofa in Any other Cavalier colorway $ 2,899. Austin Sofa in any Grade II leather from the main book $ 3,299. So, as you can see, there are several price steps you can choose for the same frame. It really all depends on if you're shopping budget or shopping a specific hide or 'look'. By far, most people will buy in a T&C promo if the piece they like is offered in it, and many will give up the leather selection they really like to save some money by buying into the program. There are thousands of options with Hancock and Moore. I suspect your feeling limited in selection is more a function of your local dealer not offering (or not knowing!) all the various price structures and program items. Its confusing and as a dealer if you're not real careful you can wind up mis-quoting the line on pricing. Thats why many dealers only offer a few pieces at specific prices. The Town and Country program is ongoing, and changes with each April and October High Point Market. Some items come in and others go out, and there are price increases that come into the line as well. One day, when I have some time, I'll make a list of all the Town and Country items and the leathers they come in. Let me know if you have any more questions! Duane Collie

Plants are always good - real ones. But will it get enough light??? I always like can uplights that you put on the floor in back of them - makes beautiful shadows on the walls & makes a nice atmosphere. You can also do a pedestal with a great sculpture. Arc lamps are good for retro looks. ~Jeana

Accent lighting appears to be missing; your idea of a floor lamp at end of sofa is good. I think an arc lamp would be a bit overpowering--there are plenty of other transitional options--and lots of suggestions from houzzers if you ask. I would also place a small drink table in this space and lose the basket. Other suggestions: Move the mirror---it is distracting and not working as others have noted. Perhaps in your entry? Scoot your sectional further away from the wall---it appears there is sufficient open floor space. Open space is good and will help your room breathe and appear larger. Panel drapes behind sofa and new drapes of the same on your slider would be my next move. Mount them outside of framing (so inside edge is at the framing) and much higher--almost to the ceiling--- creates illusion of more space in your room. Consider art for between these windows once panels up. Looks comfy--enjoy good times and memories in your home.

I suggest a big arc floor lamp at the corner of the sectional, and take the existing prints you’ve got and put them in very large black frames, with matte, no glass. Place a tree in the corner next to the window. I think the kiddie table and chairs are adorable and if the kids will let you, put them in front of the sofa for a coffee tabl. Put a storage end table where the kiddie table is now.