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patriciarhall a grand ottomon would work in place of a coffee table by adding a pretty tray on top. A rug under the ottomon that goes partially under the sofa would put the two together. pretty floors!

Melissa thanks, I was thinking of an ottoman as well, round possibly. Haven't found any nice ones though and would like some storage underneath.

judyg Love, love your room. Take a peek at this rug. I think it is so perfect. I know it is on the houzz product page. There are so may wonderful things you could do with your room. One of the loveliest dilemma I have see on houzz to date. :>)

A. Peltier Interiors Your floors are amazing!!!!!! You have done a really great job so far too! For curtains I would just do a classic pair of panels in a light neutral color. Make sure they are VERY full on both sides and do a a parisian pleat. Is like a traditional pleated drape but the pinch is at the very top, not a couple of inches down.
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I've also attahed a few coffee tables for you too.

Worlds Away Neal Gold Leafed Coffee Table with White Marble Top

Antiqued Art Deco Coffee Table

Good luck, I'm sure it will turn out beautiful!

A. Peltier Interiors I agree judyg and I just attached the same image as you did, too funny!

Melissa Thanks for these and for the lovely comments. Which rug were you talking about the neutral one or the cowhide one? I like all the coffee tables - though am worried about too much gold. I'll have to see what I can find that is similar here (Paris).

studio | FORMA Wow kind I just say what a beautiful room this is, the paneling, the wood floor, etc....... Where is this??

I love, love, love that coffee table that "A. Peltier Interiors" posted, specially with a centered round rug connecting the Sofa and the side Chair. It would complement your wood floors in a very modern way!!

judyg The neutral one, if your question is directed at me. But, I threw in the cowhide, just in case you would be interested in a little something different.

A. Peltier Interiors This is the best discussion I have seen on Houzz, I am so envious of your beautiful place in Paris!

Melissa Yes Judy, it was, sorry! The cowhide is interesting - I was initially thinking sheep skin to add something different and hadn't thought of that. I really like both but will have to see what I can find. Haven't managed to come across the neutral one yet, but its given me some ideas! Thanks to all for all your kind words - the rooms are beautiful on their own, so I don't have to do much!

studio | FORMA If you are set on a sheep skin rug here are a couple of websites you can check out:

http://www.overland.com/Products/RugsCovers-1156/RugsCowhides-1200/SheepskinRugs-1157/8RoundAustralianSheepskinRug/PID-80308.aspx

http://www.sheepskintown.com/sheepskin-rugs-c-23.html?gclid=COfe2ZGKzbQCFQhyQgod2hgAHg

michigammemom I love this understated Oriental from Home Decorators with the gold undertones of your sofa and blues from your art. Stunning herringbone floors and trim moldings in your lovely space!

Interiors International, Inc. Your end tables are already metal and glass a coffee table that is made of the same materials would be too much. A solid table would be much better. I do like the one above (Antiqued Art Deco Coffee Table). This table would look great on the fur rug shown above.

judyg I FOUND IT! And you are in the right spot for Louis. It is only 15,000.00! Wouldn't this look devine? :>)

Darzy How about a marble top table? I love the feet on this one! ; )

Melissa studioFORMA - I'm not tied to a sheepskin rug, I was just thinking it could add some necessary softness to keep the room feeling welcoming, but haven't gotten one because I have mixed feelings. Judy - that trunk is divine indeed...I wish! A marble top table could be interesting. It would pick up the marble in the fireplace which is to the right. Is the consensus that I need a round table?

lpmenache Your room is gorgeous and very well chosen items. I agree that the curtains should be just plain panels but I would add some interesting trim/tape on the leading edge. Maybe a greek key. I would also add a tall floor lamp to the left in the picture to balance out the palm. Is there room for a pair of narrow consoles or chests under each painting? Maybe lamp light on each. I would use a rectangular coffee table. Pagaoda Red has a beautiful one in lucite with cloisonne accents which is stunning and will keep to the light airy feeling you have achieved so far. A simple lucite waterfall table also works. Also place a table next to what looks like a wing chair with a lamp as you need some mid level task lighting in the room. In regards to the rug I would use an oriental/.persian style rug to ground the room and add some movement to the room. Do one with an overall pattern rather than a center medallion. Another more trendy option is to use a Flotaki style rug which will add lots of texture. They are cheap. Back in the seventies when Eleanor Brown of Macmillen and Company updated her rooms she just changed out her rugs to white fluffy rugs. So things do come full circle.
If I could change anything in the room I would change the two endtables which while beautiful could be taller and more substancial.They could be round. I would not prefer the look of a round coffee table. No matter what you do it will be beautiful as you have already achieved a great look! Go to the Puce(sp?) and have fun!

Melissa Thanks for all the suggestions Ipmenache. There is a round table next to the wing chair - currently looking for a shade for the lamp that is on it. I was thinking about a Flotaki rug as they are readily available. We actually just got the end table at the Puces Market (we've been going every weekend since we moved!), so I won't be getting rid of them. They nest into one another and I really like them. I tried a round table there and that particular one didn't feel right - it just didn't seem elegant enough, but perhaps it was the table. So many choices!

2dogssashatess I love your floor, and the white panelled walls.

Darzy I think a round coffee table would be perfect under that great chandelier. Plus, it will break up the rectangles surrounding the room. Lovely space! I'm leaning toward the marble top. It's always an "elegant" material.

lpmenache Melissa, I understand about the tables. Stack them on one side(right) and put a great floor lamp on the other side. It should be kind of fluid in shape to break up the lines. Stacking them will give them more volume.

monica15 Very classy!

Xaloux what a beautiful room! love your floors - so much character!

gillianlf I also love the floors which I think is the reason I felt you should go with a round wood table possibly with some sort of radial design inlay, but actually that would compete to much. I like the idea of an ottoman too and it should be round the room does need softening.

lpmenache Melissa, can you post the other views of the room so we can see what else is in the room. The room will soften when your drapes are up and your mantel will be another oportunity to soften the room.

Melissa Yes, I will post some additional photos soon. We've recently moved in so its all a work in progress!

lpmenache I await your new additional photos!

Aja Mazin Your pillows are an exquisite addition to a stunning sofa and your curvilinear end tables coordinate so well.

Aja Mazin Doris Leslie Blau Collection

Cowhide with silver

Silk flokati with silver metallic

Aja Mazin Another silk and wool flokati mottled with gold.