Thank you

Would you be against painting the door frame white?

Are the blinds enclose in the glass. If so, you could add decorative lace panels. See the pretty selection at Country Curtains: http://www.countrycurtains.com/product/0109db09+american+balmore+door+panel.do?sortby=ourPicks&refType=

I would not paint it white because it's a new door. The lace curtains are pretty and the blinds are enclosed in glass but I don't think id be able to open my door with lace curtains. Thank you for suggestions.

Not what you asked about but how about moving the blue plates to the wall on the right of the SGD. Hang both prints over the chest. What do you think?

Leelee, that is funny because last night I was thinking the same thing. I will try it tonight. I Just hate all the holes in the wall now, lol.

Please, no valance. No curtains. I love the molding above the doorways. What a terrific and very custom statement! I'm okay with stained door because you have the color repeated with table and picture frames. Brings some warmth to the room, but doesn't overpower the white and soft blue.

I like it just the way it is!

I would paint doors to match the cabinet beside the doors.

Sorry I mean't the panelling not cabinet.

I would also vote for painting door white...even though it's a new door. This would just give more "visual" weight to the lovely wood trim. I also suggest lowering that great light fixture by a foot or so. Where on earth did you find it? I'd try redesigning the top of the chest using a small candle lamp elevated on some books as a background for the small family type pictures and perhaps adding some great plants to the space. I'm not sure without seeing the other side of the room, but I had a friend who changed directions with her dining table and it made a huge difference in the room. You might try it.

Thank you everyone! I will try your suggestions. I found light online under $300! I forgot website though. I will see what hubby says about painting the door:/

I would pop off that header detail above your slider and just finish with a matching casing to the sides. Then you can install a rod with a pretty curtain. That header is not doing anything for the room except taking up the spot where the rod could go,

Fixtures like yours that I have seen are $1000 plus. If you any info I'd appreciate it. I'm looking for something similar for my living room.

I found the website I purchased my chandelier. Rlalighting.com. The manufacturer is quorum and it's the Salento collection. They have a beautiful selection to choose from and I think you can call and they will give you a coupon code. Happy shopping!

leave sliders as they are. consider painting outlet covers the wall color.

Here are some curtains that might work:

http://deciture.com/shop/decor/world-market/natural-linen-grommet-top-curtain-54inx96in/

Hope this helps!

Thank you for lead on chandelier. I'm headed to their site right now!

Hi! Here is another idea for a light fixture. Its a little more up to date and I think it would look nice in your area:

http://deciture.com/shop/lighting/lumen/cascade-chandelier/

Hope this helps!

Hi Barbara an idea for hanging fairly light objects is to use a straight pin. Hammer it in on about a 30* angle and you'd be suprised how much weight it can hold. Leaves almost no visable hole. Would work well for plates but not sure how much your larger pics might weigh. Give it a try--nothing to lose.

I would refinish the wood trim in a rich honey oak

Warner, that was my second choice when I was deciding on light fixtures haha! I went with this one because I liked the wood. I'm not looking to change it out but thank you

Lamp post, are you talking about trim just around the sliding door? All my trim is white.

I love oak, I think you could get away with just doing around the door but doing the other door trim would be pretty too!