I think you need to decide if the mirror is for primping, or just for a design statement. If you look at many foyer pix, including a couple here, the mirror is practically covered up by a larger floral arrangement directly in front of it. It is not about checking your lipstick. The reason I mention it is because I think the mirror needs to hang on the lower 2/3 of the wall space between the light and the tabletop - and likely that will make it a bit low for some people to use for grooming purposes. I think the box is nice, and can certainly sit in front of the mirror a bit. I think the floral piece is way too casual and rustic for the other pieces in the group, and also disappears as the color of the vase is almost identical (at least in the pix) to the color of the table. I would rather see you find an interesting pair of antique brass or black iron urns to place on either side of the mirror, and fill with taller greenery and branches to add volume on either side of the mirror. The paired urns would also add a more formal feel there. Consider adding a decorative mirror hanger and cording to give the mirror more vertical presence.

Thank you for your question Janice. Yes, currently the Tulip Table we're offering does not have any reviews neither on site nor in our Houzz store. The finish and size you're asking for have sold in decent numbers, but we haven't gotten anybody to leave a review on them (even though we always ask politely on post-purchase emails). Perhaps you could be the first person to do so! Some of our other bigger Tulip Table replicas do have reviews, and if you check them out you'll see that people mostly rate between 4 and 5 stars. The only difference is size and shape: the quality of the materials (and the materials themselves) is consistent in every Tulip Table we make. We employ a top-tier kind of artificial marble to provide you with an affordable replica that follows the original Saarinen design down to the last detail. We can talk about it more formally, I'd like to answer all of your questions more properly. Drop us a line at customer-service@manhattanhomedesign.com.

An update to the above. The pottery barn website states (in the Q&A section) that the table top is smooth. Mine most definitely wasn't. Pottery barn has said they will refund me (including the shipping). It's so weird because other pictures online seem like the top is clearly smooth. I wonder if something changed about the finish??. I thought the legs might get in the way but they really didn;t and when extended six chairs easily fit. Anyways the table was basically perfect in every way... except that horrible, rough, plasticky, weird, sandpaper-rough finish on the top. If the top finish was normal it would be an awesome table. Sturdy and looked great. Oh well.

An area rug would reinforce the area along with drapery panels. You'll have to decide if you have a green enough thumb to support tropical plants.