Help please!!

I don’t think you need a sideboard or buffet in that space. I would buy a beautiful rug that you love to place under it, add a chandelier, remove the sideboard, and replace it with a large painting that speaks to you. Your table is beautiful.

Adding curtains will also help finish your room. Good luck!

What color are your walls? Can you add pics of the connected rooms?

Here are some pics of your table.

This is the kitchen

The paint color is BM gray owl

I’m not a pro, but now that I see you have a large space, I’m thinking the sideboard would look great against the wall with no windows and it would look more spacious if you turned the table vertically. Add a rug, curtains, and artwork above the sideboard and it’ll look beautiful!

Again I’m not a pro. I look forward to seeing what they recommend. You’ll find amazing people on here who will offer mockups.

Your space is already gorgeous! It won’t take much to pull it all together.

Thank you for help. I appreciate it.

Would the sideboard work on other wall and suggest chalk painting a grey/black. If not, leave in that location and accessorize by layering for a great look

Its contrast to table will be attractive and incorporate a casual multi-toned rug to pull everything together. The one below would also compliment your kitchen, which is important to do in your open concept

On the wall that was left bare, a large set of prints would be attractive

Rattan blinds and a silver chandelier to compliment metal in kitchen’s pendants

Wow, thank you, thank you. I was actually looking at a almost identical side table. And white linen curtains.

I love the table! I agree it should be turned and the sideboard moved to the other wall without windows. I would get a rug with some accent colors that you like, since everything else is neutral right now.

Funny, my husband has been saying to turn the table the other way, and I keep telling him no.

It would help to have a picture taken a bit further back and include the ceiling to determine the correct direction for the table.

Also, ....your table is beigey gray and the sideboard is gray? Am I seeing that correctly?

Well, here's a start for the room. If you plan on using a mirror, the logical location is over the sideboard where you can add buffet lights, accessories.

I would add drapery panels to the window

The mirror I selected has an inlaid bone frame to carry out your rustic selections

I'm suggesting either natural material or a fairly flat rug for the floor.

A pattern rusic rug or one with colors is also a possibility.

Thank you, that buffet table is going. It does not go with the table at all.

What are you planning to place on the back wall?

It won't cost you a thing but some of your time to try turning the table the other way. If it works in the other direction, I'm wondering if you can place 3 chairs on each side of the table in order to show off the pretty trestle base.

Why have you placed the dining table where the living room furniture should go?

Why not move the dining table closer to the kitchen?

Then you can leave the buffet in that area, either on that wall or on the wall perpendicular to it opposite the windows, and place a TV over it.

In fact, I think the TV is supposed to go on the perpendicular wall, that is what those electrical thing-a ma-jigs (cable hook-ups?) in the middle of the wall are for.

If you get curtains for the windows, you can pull them when you watch the TV to reduce the glare.

With the dining set farther away from the buffet, the difference in their finishes won't be problematic, in fact it is actually good.

You don't want everything you own to look identical, matchy, matchy.

Then for the TV end of the room, get a sofa and a couple of comfy upholstered chairs, a coffee table or a big ottoman with a tray on it and you can get an end table too and after you arrange the furniture at that end think about purchasing a rug for the living room area and what color palette you would like for that whole area, and how you would like it to relate to your china.

There isn’t enough room between the kitchen island with chairs to put a couch and such where the table is currently. I don’t like when things looked cramped. Our living room and TV are in the next room. We originally were going to make where the table currently is a great room. That is why on the wall there is an outlet and cable connection. To have a living room with a tv and a great room with a tv and basement with tv and bedroom with tv. It is to much. We entertain a lot so I want to have the space in the Kitchen area.

That makes sense. I would utilize the open space a bit more so that it has a “purpose”. I think turning the table and moving it over a bit closer to the kitchen could give the dining area a grander feel and more visual weight.