What would you put on each side of this table?
Do you think it would look better to have something on each side of this table or leave it like it is?
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last yearWhat a nice entryway!
I would add some chairs or benches and some art above/behind them! Another item commonly used in such set ups is a beautiful old world umbrella stand if you prefer. The lamps can stay but I would get a smaller plant as to not detract from the beauty of the mirror. Add some nice books and objects on the table, small catch-all tray for a complete vignete. Here some inspo, let me know if you need more help. Knowing a bit more of the nearby spaces/style can help our recomandations
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last yearlast modified: last yearSconces, candleholders would work as well.
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last yearThank you everyone for your ideas! I really appreciate your time. LilDesignWorks as far as the nearby space. To the right is the niche which I'm working on now and then a large hallway that goes to bedrooms. To the left is the tapestry and then a dining room. I attached a photo of the dining room with the columns. Keep walking and you get to the kitchen. Yes and a foosball table for now while the kids are still at home. Also, I attached a photo without the plant. You all are right. It's too big for that table and it covers the frame. I do have a dining room chair on each side of the cabinet and I could try them next to the entryway table.
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