I love your room!! It would look fabulous with some " country" additions. Could you put something unique above the fireplace? Wagon wheel, old wooden tennis rackets, a single tree, farm implements, etc? Your accessories could reflect the country feel, too. The look would be so much more interesting than a grouping of things from Pottery Barn.

Since the fireplace is a hard surface and a mirror has some similarities to the windows, I would suggest a textured art object that's not solidly gray or brown above the fireplace.

In securing the mirror or any other item do not drill in the stone. Drill in the grout so it can be patched easily. I believe the frame is bronze not black.

No, find a pleasant country landscape for over the fireplace, one that brings in some colors other than the oranges and browsn -- maybe some nice olives... Here's an example hanging over your mantel, and then links to some paintings you might like.

http://www.greatbigcanvas.com/view/birch-trees-in-the-fog-thunder-bay-ontario-canada,1421976/?s=mKyLRqi5IQRmuccj7qqC3VbhaEivP5mD4rxUAPYZlrEnhUMS30yhMPoKYj3PI4z

http://www.greatbigcanvas.com/view/wildflower-shadows-panel,1048042/?s=ateTd4hOgbuYh2WnkeAFfLeP70oBpGgXiNb52rKwwPkdRGmnwUMXxz4ev9l1Iz

I agree with acm with having some artwork above the fireplace to add some color and something that is more of a focal point. I would also consider painted side tables in a cooler color, perhaps the cool color that you have in the rug. I would also add some cooler colored pillows and throws as well.

Would like to see all of your curtain rods throughout hung at the same level. Loosen the tie backs for a more casual country feeling and use panels on both sides of the windows. The single panels drawn back aren't providing a completed look. The heavy drapes will be fine for winter, but you might go with a fiber shade for summer with a light sheer over it. I'd remove the formal swag valance at the dining area. Fiber shades there and a faux roman done with the same shade above the slider (without drapes or sheers) will look more country casual and will be much easier to deal with. The large plate looks good and doesn't reflect the kitchen as a mirror would.

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I think a wreath in the colors of the room would look nice above the fireplace to add softness and curves given all of the hard surfaces and straight lines on that wall.

First of all, your room is beautiful and architecturally well-done. I love the fireplace stone and the doors and windows! The area rug is very attractive and sets the palette for the rest of the colors in the room.

However, the curtains aren't doing anything for your room--they're skimpy and squooshed, the headings are droopy, and the tie-backs are not an attractive look. I would select a fabric with a pattern that has the colors of the room, then have full-width panels made, with french-pleat headings, lined and interlined, to add color, softness and dimension to the room. I'd also consider woven wood shades on each window. Custom made curtains will be more expensive than ready-made, but oh the difference! And they will last a very long time.

There doesn't seem to be a lot of room for accent tables. But you could fit one on either side of the sofa in rustic woods, like pine/weathered oak/distressed cherry. Adding more pillows on the sofa and especially on the 2 chairs would add a lot of warmth. As far as over the fireplace I'd place a large piece of artwork in a substantial wood frame, one that complements the wood in the room.

Agree with DianaBiers above. If you don't want the expense of curtains, perhaps consider woven shades with a hefty texture and no fabric at the windows. Worth it for the texture, and you can mount above the windows so when they stack, the light loss is minimal. Add some tables chair side, they could be metal....perhaps a different coffee table as it nice to put ones feet up, but you're losing a chance for another texture, (perhaps a pale stone top on that! )

http://www.ethanallen.com/en_US/shop-furniture-living-room-coffee-tables/vida-stone-top-coffee-table/138340S.html#start=1

and display. A pair of standing lamps, alongside sofa. Lamps are jewelry : ) And presto.

mmmmmmm one more. I would say goodbye to the window treatment in kitchen as well. To fussy/formal, despite they cam with the house . Sorry: )

If YOU like your drapes, then keep them!!! YOU live in your house!!!

My daughter is in real estate and I have been to almost all of her open houses. I understand you are looking for suggestions, however mine is merely a statement. Your house looks as if it was staged by professionals -- it looks that good. Sorry I couldn't add any input..

Very much like your room as is -- especially all that natural light and great wood floors. You've furnished it well, too.

If you may want your tv above the fireplace later, you wouldn't want to do anything permanent; however, for safety sake, do you need a metal plate before you cover it -- or to keep the hole covered when you are using the tray? If so, consider finding a sheet metal worker (someone that does duct work for heat/air units) and see if you can have a copper or stainless steel plate made that would both temporarily cover the hole and serve to hold the large tray when it is not in use as a tray.

In lieu of a mirror reflecting the kitchen cabinets, you might consider a large round clock above the fireplace, however, for what it's worth,

I like the huge tray and plates and would like them more if rather than just sitting on the mantel the larger tray was actually hung on the chimney above the mantel.

I love your sofa and chairs. Would you share where you purchased them ?

Thank you. I think your room has a warm and cosy look.

I would like to see the TV over a lower media center. The drapes all hung at the same level. Perhaps the sideboard can go into the eating area. The fancy window coverings in the eating area removed. Change the large round item on the mantle to a painting.

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See if the light fixture above the dining table can be lowered to be 36" above the table top. Aside from some accent pieces, end tables, lamps & minor tweeks, your rooms are very tastefully done & look like a great place to sit down & enjoy your company.

It's a beautiful room. I like the wall color and the use of fabric on the windows. The TV still doesn't seem right and can not be seen from the chairs. Perhaps you could wall mount it and use a lower table under it that might accommodate some small stacking tables. Have you thought about placing it above the fireplace? I see no art! What about a dominant painting, water color, or even a fabric? Quilt? A weaving? A framed antique one can add lots to country feel. Bigger rug under the furniture and perhaps use the other for under the table. Warm it up with your personal touch. Stay out of pottery barn. Try antiques, art shops, even thrift shops.