Anne dee I moved the vanity over to the idea of a desk. The mirrors on top are removable. Does it work? It definitely fills the space nicely.

with regards to the "round" ottoman you could possibly use a print that would pick up some of the other colors in the room. This will give some interest as one color { to match the chairs} would make the vignette too flat
and sterile looking. A print would make the area have color and interest.
i think that the bench you are showing may be a quite low for the foot of the bed.
This may not be something that you like but if you have sufficient space in the room would you consider a desk and chair at the foot of the bed ? Maybe that doesn't suit yr aesthetic ___I don't know.

@dmcguire I think that looks very nice with the 2 chairs. I have another suggestion for that space but my husband told me to keep quiet . :-))))

I vote for a small table. The vanity seems to break up the glam of the pair of gorgeous chairs by putting them too far apart?

Oh please share Anne! Which bench is too low, the one I posted or another post? MForr, I like your ideas too. I can try breaking up the mirrors and place them behind the lamps. This may take me a bit to get arranged, but I do want to hear what you think once I move them.

Anne dee- were you going to suggest a strippers pole? LOL

MForr the width of the night stands are 26 1/2 and the width of the mirrors are 28 1/2. Are the mirrors too wide to move over the nightstands?

With all due respect to mforr the discussion of placing the prints was on a previous thread,
I think the prints look nice where they are as I believe the mirrors placed over the night stands will compete with the mirrored starburst over the bed which is the "star" . Plus we don't know what the mirrors over the nightstand will reflect and there may be a size issue of the width and length.
The vanity between the 2 chairs looks very nice it breaks up the solid colour chairs against the solid colour wall. But I am not "married " to this idea other choices are available.
A skirted chaise at the foot of the bed would be too heavy looking and traditional. this is a contemporary feeling room or so I gather.

Ok since Anne is not sharing, I am back to the small round table in either darker color to match the wood tone or a metal of some sort with glass top. I need to think about whether an 18 inch or 19 inch h bench is too low for the height footboard at the end of the bed. The mirrors should be split up over the dresser and replaced with a horizontal larger one and ...... What else am I missing?

Thanks Anne

The strippers pole;)

Oh, and I have not ruled out the ottoman idea if I can find one that I like and works. If it helps any, I did pick out drapes that will just be 5 panels to help break up that tone on tone behind the chairs. ;

No Margo, you're so funny, stripper poles was not the suggestion. We took out ours a long time ago ;-))
I wanted to suggest standing lamps on either side of the chairs but he said that their was enough furniture and not to crowd the space

I wasn't part of the other thread where the art was dicussed, but my first thought was that the artwork was situated in the wrong place, as in, behind the lamps. I also suggested, in the first post on this thread, to move all four of the pictures to one wall and use them together as one larger art installation. To me, the art is blocked by the lamps. Oops! I guess I got to the party too late! Lol!

Yes, Margo I think stripper poles are out of style. ; )

I like a dark wood drum table but graceful curves. Let me see if i can find it.

Looks like it is coming back with the wallpaper lol

here's a pic with with art and lighting together. I don't believe this to be an issue.



plus many others.
I don't think it matters that much that the prints are partially covered. They are not actually works of art. plus the colour tones are very subtle.

Yes MForr, I agree with the competing colors of frames and sunburst. I previously posted that I will be either be getting new sunburst in different size and color, lightening existing sunburst or removing it all together.
Good catch!

Oh no, mforr, I didn't mean that at all! And, my feelings don't get hurt on here either. I only meant that I'd also missed out on the "other thread" about the artwork, too, and dmcguire2 clued me in about that up top! I learn something new and get great ideas from everyone on here. Lord knows I don't have the only good ideas...that's why I'm on here, and I'm probably officially a Houzz addict! Heehee

Anne, you and I agree. I have seen the same styling in many more contemporary feeling bedrooms. My daughter and husband don't see the point, so I really think it is just a personal taste thing as was the outcome of my previous poll. Almost a deadlock of with or without art and art won by a narrow margin. :)

I really don't think anyone is stepping on anyone's toes as this is an open forum and as many people that make suggestions as many different ideas there will be, all to the good ,plus it makes for interesting reading!!
the only person that knows best and what she ultimately will settle on it is dcmcguire 2 . We all just hope that we all can help her in some way.!!

Round mirrored

Also a darker shade on lamp. Try black.

nighttime for me all!

Not sure if you are still looking for ideas, but saw this today in gold over on Etsy http://img1.etsystatic.com/009/0/7135065/il_570xN.451659489_etnw.jpg It is a wheat table in gold, since your mirrors are burnished gold and picture frames look gold, too...more to think about!

I like the table you posted. I found this one too but it may be too light of a tone.

I also found this ottoman that I could center in front of the two chairs with a small table for just the lamp between the chairs. The brass tacks match the chair tacks.

Love the way your bed area looks! So cozy and well put together. The sunburst mirror is perfect over the bed. I think there are too many "twosomes" on the dresser. I'd take away the golden statues and leave the small box by itself in the center. A 30" decorator's table round would be perfect between your two chairs. Ballard Designs makes lovely custom table covers so you could select a color and pattern which would tie in with your bed pillows and animal print rug. I'd also put small rectangular pillows on the chairs (say 12 by 20) in a coordinating pattern.

I agree and will return the two gold figurines and leave the box by itself. I have been thinking about different pillows for the chairs but have not gotten past he table dilemma yet. Since I am going to hang 5 curtain panels to hang as accents between each window floor to ceiling, I am thinking a non fabric table directly in front of them.

Hi there, beautiful room! What are your thoughts on these?

Oops here is the photo

Pure Home, I really like the first photo. Do you have the dimensions and the price?

I realize that this pic is not yr bed room but you will notice the light framed pics along with the dark framed mirror.
When you originally posted
your question was "should I place these pics behind the lamps or on the wall?" and I answered that question accordingly by saying behind the lamps. There was no question regarding if the the star burst "worked" over the bed.
As I do with all dilemmas I answer the post that is queried.
As stated previously you will get many suggestions and usually the reply will be in line with the Houzzers own sense of style and as many of the responders are talented you'll have many excellent ideas to choose from. Hence why I only answer the original query and usually move along to the next dilemma :)
But, now that I am here I agree with Travis Interiors that black parchment shades on the lamps would make a nice dramatic appearance in your bedroom :)

(Just visiting ;))
so, What do you think of this pic. nothing over the bed or side tables but ooh lala that turquoise chaise.

http://www.worldmarket.com/product/cala+hammered+drum+table.do?&from=Search

That's an elegant room. I immediately thought of this drum.

Angled chairs look best with a round table. If you prefer the chairs squared up, then a square or rectangle table.

Have you considered a butlers tray between your beautiful chairs, or if you prefer a table, I really liked the PB Chloe version.

dcmcguire There is not posting etiquette as far as I know :)
Everything is good just gets confusing at times. I am sure whatever you decide to put behind the lamps will be nice as long as you like it which is the main thing.
Are you changing your night tables?
Now I am confused.he he

Ok tks for clearing that up.
i stick by my first suggestion of an ottoman with wooden rectangular tray.
Good Luck!

I like this one....

Do you know the maker lschlit?

I found this tonight on Joss and Main....

https://www.jossandmain.com/Bombay-Company-Messina-Accent-Table~BOMB1592~E6180.html

Thanks, I think that is the table to go between the chairs and I will get the ottoman to go in front of them.....

Sorry, doesn't look like the link brings you directly to the item. It is from Bombay Company and is called "Messina Accent Table."

How about these dark wood tables? One facing slightly over the inside arm of each chair. They are available in different sizes so you could have two the same height or slightly different like in this picture.

I suggest a small mirrored cabinet or a glamorous metallic table to balance out the abundance of wood tones and to pick up the elements from the starburst mirror and the metallic frames of the pictures over bedside tables.

I hope you'll post an 'After' picture once you've got all the pieces in place, as it should turn out lovely.

Here is the final selection for the sitting area. Thanks to everyone who gave me the inspiration for the table. I have attached an up close that shows the faux snake skin better. ;

Where did you get the table?