Why not try some black iron and glass tables and as for your windows, don't worry about the one at the top Just run a nice black iron rod across all 3 bottom windows and some nice drapery panels maybe with a print, make them nice and full so when they are closed they still look good. Unless you have something wonderful reflected in the mirror replace it with a nice pc. of art work

I like the idea of black iron and glass too. Maybe the PB Tanner table, if the size would work. I love your gray sofa and chair.

Thanks so much! I was actually leaning towards the iron and glass tables and ironically had the tanner table open on another tab! When the blinds are open the mirror reflects the trees outside in the backyard

get a rug first or your wood floors will get scratched by the iron table

Actually, the coffee table size "rule of thumb" is half to two thirds the length of the sofa. The Tanner table has little rubber pads so the floors won't be a problem if you end up choosing that table.

Thanks for the table size tip, The sofa is 73 and the table is 48, I should be good there! Now if only pottery barn could get it in before Feb 17th..:)

Oh, that's a great size for your sofa. I have the Tanner round side table and I've loved it since the minute it arrived. It's simple, classic and beautiful! It's one of my favorite purchases over the last few years.

For the windows order extra long curtains so they will extend from ceiling to floor. Hang them on the outside of the windows on the left and the right.

I have similar windows and used simple solid Hunter Douglas shades. Nothing on the top portion.

Drapes: four panels, ceiling to floor. You are in serious need of some art on that wall.

Love It! I knew I needed something on that wall, but have always been afraid of making a mistake. I have so much natural light and havent done anything in this area for 10 years. I admit I need LOTS of help

On the three lower windows, consider Roman Shades in a complementary fabric. Depending on the fabric they can be subtle or dramatic. There are pictures on Houzz showing different shades. My mother used to make the shades for an interior decorator and the sky is the limit.

I love that art - those particular prints.

I love the art too! Groveraxle, where did you find those?

The art is here: http://www.greatbigcanvas.com/category/emerging-artists/jardine-liz/?pagesize=90