Patricia, will do in a little once I get home

Patricia, here is the picture. I will be reupholstering the chairs but haven’t decided on the fabric color yet. Thanks a lot for your help

I think you could use a horizontal rectangular mirror over the buffet. A larger mirror will expand the space. I would keep the frame very simple. Also, I am usually not a proponent of painting stained furniture, but in your case, that buffet would belong better if it was painted. You could use the darkest color in your wallpaper (black or dark navy?) or paint it white. It would keep the focus on the beautiful wallpaper. Your table, floors, lighting, and wallpaper are all fairly contemporary, and I think the gold tones and front design of the buffet makes it seem disconnected with the rest.

Not sure why your dining table is not centered under the light fixture, however, because the wood and wallpaper is so very heavy in appearance, I thought some gold metallic would be a nice contrast for the room.

Thank you, Beverly. The table is not centered to save space. It’s not really a separate dining room but a pass through space. When we have ppl over, we move the table to the middle. I originally was thinking something like this.

Calidesign, thanks a lot. Would you use a gold frame? I agree on the sideboard, it matches the table on the color but looks very errr... traditional.

Is that round mirror large enough to be successful over the sideboard?

It’s 20” diameter. Likely too small?

IMO too small. Might be more a boudoir mirror

I would use a metallic frame that matches the metallic color in your wallpaper - it's hard to tell from the photos. I like mixing antiques with newer pieces, but this buffet style just isn't the right antique style. Maybe someone with better skills than I can make it look black or navy in your photo. I would stick with a very simple frame so you don't take away from the wallpaper design and your very modern chandelier. And much larger to reflect more light.