I guess you like very contemporary? What is the table base? Take a picture into the room. This is where you will drop your keys and mail right because I assume that is your door? If I had to pick without knowing anything else, I would go with the first one.

Yes, we like contemporary, but not over the top pieves. We like comfotable contemporary (If that exists). The table has a dark wood base:

http://www.crateandbarrel.com/halo-ebony-dining-table-with-48-glass-top/s466050

Also, yes that is my front door.

Do you have to have a mirror? I think I'd like a large piece of art to compliment the mirror console. But this is attractive: and

I vote for one.

I'm voting for the 2nd one! I remember this room! :)

Exactly houssaon what I was going to suggest Lamps too. I guess you want to look at yourself before you open the door. I would.

We like the second one, but the size is almost idential to the total width of the table. We thought it might be too big for the space. Also, we bought 2 ottomans to go underneath, but we do not have them yet.

That wall is a great opportunity for an exciting accent. At 30" in diameter this sunburst mirror wil even allow for lamps if you decdie to add them at some point. Good luck with your space. We love the console!

I am starting to agree that a round one will soften the space somewhat...and maybe a wooden frame. I know at first I was thinking a large mirrored rectangle as well...but having second thoughts..

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What about an antiqued mirror? Might be fun to mix the shades so it's not so matchy.

I will upload a more current image tonight.

BTW, that is a beautiful console!

Will the mirror reflect something beautiful or interesting? If not, opt for art. You need something to look at and enjoy - the reflection of such, or a picture of such.

Please, please, if you use a rectangular mirror, hang it vertically! It will visually increase your ceiling height and leave nice space on either side for lamps. I think that the two inspiration photos work well because the mirrors have interesting frames. The simplicity of the console can use a dose of interest in the mirror.
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID

I really like the idea of a wood frame to complement the base of your table! Your flowers look great there, and I'm sure reflect downwards nicely on the mirrored piece. What color and type of fabric will your ottomans be?

We went with the simple Z gall mirror. It was 20% off today! Also, see an updated pic. Thanks!

We bought 2 upholstered cubes from Ballard Designs (Their feet are wood framed). The color is called Suzanne Kasler Linen Parchment.

Thanks for the nice comments.

Those will look great. I like that your palette is neutral and you can add in color as you want - I think having fresh fruit and flowers in your room will always look very nice and seasonal too. I think moving some of the glass to the mirrored piece looks very nice and could see adding lighting there as well.

That is nice to see that you've got to solved your design dilemma but I agree that people here in houzz is so helpful when it comes to problems like this.

I think that a nice mirror would solve your problem. I attached a link below from our store.
The mirror is from Uttermost. We offer free shipping and no sales tax.

if you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Sue
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Gotham U Antiqued Silver Mirror by Uttermost, available at the essentials inside, www.essentialsinside.com

A unique wall mirror featuring an antique silver leaf finish frame with warm highlights resembling a burnished champagne finish. The inner liner of this wall mirror is satin black.

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