I would suggest round glass-top coffee tables.

Try Ethan Allen or Mitchell Gold/Bob Williams.

and it depends what else is in the room... 2nd creates a crazy eclectic look, but only if wall were color of the other walls... :)

Possibly better with a different light... just ideas... are you going more modern, or toward glam?

Throw in something unexpected.

Simple is best:

seems to fit in well with your overall style.

Chris@Comfort Works

Use something old.

You need something large enough to hold lamps. While your overhead fixture is attractive, lamp light is much more flattering. The tables can be mismatched but I would prefer the lamps to match

Thanks all for the suggestions! So this is what I was thinking to put on the walls: going for symmetrical modern room style look.

this is a 24x36 wall mirror on both sides of the sofa/central window.

Want couple of chairs, like these, not sure if to get 2 or 4! and still debating to get ivory or gray.

I really would like to add some wood/naturals.

Adding a wooden serving tray to the central coffee table/ottoman with some modern looking floral piece.

Now I am looking for some side tables that can possibly have lamps (may be just 1 lamp) and some twig arrangement on the other.

Was not going to add curtains but i may change my mind if really sleek looking curtains show up after i have put all the stuff in. The room is pretty bright.

As everdebz said that the sofa is not very high, may b high sid tables with a shelve in it can complement that? what you guys think?

What you guys think of other things that I am leaning towards?

Thanks for all the input.

h,mmm?

Those are nice tables but I see them as more rustic/casual than your room.

To be useful end tables need to arrive at within 1" of the sofa arm. This style of sofa won't look quite right with tables so high. I'd suggest a glass coffee table 18" or less from the sofa. The padded coffee I'd use as a bench under the window. I would paint the wall behind the sofa in wide blue and white stripes - same color as the padded coffee and the width of the little window. Add a pair of interesting pretty floor lamps either side of the sofa for balance.

ayesha, excited to see the outcome! Where did you find the rustic tables?

Judi, overstock

And- where are the gold, with wood tops from? They are very nice!

This instead?

"And" posted a beautiful inlay item... one other option:

I'm wondering about a shelf, maybe of very nice wood, across most of the wall. Then very few things on it/ maybe your 2 mirrors?

Or 3 mirrors somewhat like this photo: 1 on each side/ then small one between couch and window.

Cher: overstock too. :)

How about ikea

That's a lot of mirrors. What will you see in the mirrors when you are entering the room?

With the blue room & the very formal sofa I don't suggest mirrors. Check on some lovely linen drapes for all windows. Pull the sofa away from the wall. Choose a light graywool for the chairs. Try 2 at first, then if you need or can use more then get 2 more of a different style. Avoid any more tufting. I like the idea fo the tufted coffee table place on the large window wall with a garden stool & a plant next to it. Use a round leather ottoman for the coffee table. Ideas for side tables & lamps (remove the hanging light.)

Sofa's height is 30". It's looks low in height. And I do think the mirrors I likes earlier on both sides of the top middle window are bit too much.

So mayb just 1 side table? What kind of tall lamp would look nice? Can I add fiddle leaf tree on one side? Would that go?

The room is next to the entry hallway. Planning to do this to the hallway: so when u are sitting on the sofa, you are facing hallway and directly looking at the following floating shelf.

Is there enough room for the sofa to have console table behind it? If there was, it could be an option to put table lamps behind the sofa on the console table. Then couple of plants either side of the table and you might be able to have a mirror either portrait style between lamps or landscape style to reflect the lamps light.

More photos would help - is room closed off a little? what is its size?

Carpet color? cause these low chairs/ a bit of wood not too rustic: http://www.grandinroad.com/teo-fabric-chair/743339?isRecentlyViewed=true

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What do you guys think? I am still working on the walls and mirrors. Any suggestions?

I do not like the blue ottoman. Try something else like glass

I would actually paper that wall entirely with a strong wallpaper because it seems very awkward to put art on it with the window.

Another idea would be a narrow table behind the sofa and lamps on it and long narrow artwork on the sides.

@Tems, what app did u use for the wallpaper in my pic? That's awesome!

Hello Ayesha Ashraf, I just use photoshop.

So I am now deciding on the curtains now! Here is an updated picture! Should I keep middle curtain? Or add sheers and remove middle one?

Another pic!

I love the sofa and a classic round side table on one side would be beautiful and a painted oblong on the other

All 3 seem good, and can close. Nice paint color! Did you use the curtain rod's middle bracket?