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destingirl Two ideas, group 3 over 3 frames with similar artwork in white frames with wall sconces on either side; or a large round mirror in a silver-leaf tone would really pull your foyer together! Also, ballarddesigns.com has awesome plaster relief plaques that match virtually any decor style. Your table is beautiful! Good luck!

Kelly Your front door, hardwoods and molding are amazing. The console is also lovely, I am just thinking you could go with a much larger peice given the size and scale of the foyer? The console would look great behind a sofa with tall lamps on either side with beautifully framed family photo's in varied heights and maybe a decorative box or simple statue...Side note... I really do like the color of the wall. It is very clean and elegant against the white trim and the dark floors make it pop.

Winward Designs A mirror with a thick silver painted frame, something ornate would look great above the beautiful console. It'll bring in a bit of contemporary to the gorgeous traditional front doors and French doors. We love to see personal items on the console like a family picture or a trinket box for keys. As for your existing console items, placing them in a less symmetrical way would look great. Choose either the tree or the candle sticks, and place it off to the side. And of course flowers, roses would be our choice seeing the beautiful red brick around your front door. If you are going fresh, pick a glass vase that is modern. If faux, for everyday beauty, we picked something from our rosé collection. Hope this helped. Www.winwarddesigns.com.

Marie Hebson's interiorsBYDESIGN Inc. I don't like these three things together - the tree is too wispy you need something substantial to give the foyer table weight. You also need to hang something on the wall over this lovely table.

I'd place the tree sculpture somewhere else - find that perfect mirror or sparkly bit - bigger is always better, less is more mentality - and I love the roses idea...

These photos are first one of a design scheme I'm working on using roses, 2nd and 3rd photos are from Global Views.com - my favorite accessory store. Giving you ideas on how to stage your foyer - maybe you need some wallpaper to dress this area and give the walls some substance and interest!

Good luck buckeyemamato2

Kevin Retired Decorator I agree the accessories are just way to small for the entry area. I would go with a 3'-4' wide x 5'-6' tall mirror with a a ornate frame in gold it's back or silver. Then I would get a pair of over scaled buffet lamps in a modern look to frame the mirror. I would add a couple of stack able decorative boxes below with a few books & a small fern. Then I would get a very large orchid in silk to put in front of the mirror or a very large floral arrangement that would be about 2' tall. I like a formal symmetry in a entrance foyer.

ASVInteriors You need drama to validate the huge ceiling you have.
May I suggest adding a huge floor mirror that goes behind the console and straight up - you need to create drama. Don't worry if it doesn't fit to the edge - but it must be as wide as the central part - it is the height that will validate it. Then add an orchid to one side and a pile of interesting hardcover art books below.
Get a silver tray for throwing keys and stuff
Here are some ideas to help
http://marcusdesigninc.blogspot.ch/2011/08/mirrors-behind-console-tables.html

I can't see your ceiling - but perhaps a dramatic chandelier (reflected in your mirror) could work.
All the best in this lovely project

Diamondflame For a slim console you may need to balance the accessories on top with a few pieces in the bottom otherwise it looks top heavy. The 12 ft ceiling is a challenge. What is your preferred style? I may like the gilded framed mirror option but it may look too ornate for the rest of the room. Maybe a few pics may help you decide...

buckeyemamato2 My thanks to those of you offering suggestions - I am very excited about pulling together the perfect look for this entry. I have attached a photo that should have been attached with my initial images....this photo shows the entry way from the staircase landing looking toward the front door. I love the idea of finding a large mirror to place above or behind the console...my only concern is if I do this should I remove the antique round mirror/hat rack that I currently have hanging opposite the console. Also, I currently have a 3 ft round area rug - not sure if I should keep that or replace with a different shape or size. My decorating style is somewhat of eclectic however, mostly traditional and farmhouse style.

evzee I love your wood floors! Beautify entry way!

Kelly Nice...I would go with a larger rectangle rug for sure.....and find a killer iron chandiler to play off the amazing front door....like the large mirror idea...but if your sold on keeping the other mirror in place- a seriies of 4 nice large pictures..maybe something architectural would be great. 2 on top of 2.