Hi! Here are a few ideas for you: http://deciture.com/maridell-nesting-tables-set-of-2/ http://deciture.com/nadera-wood-and-iron-nesting-tables-set-of-3/ (more modern) Hope this helps you!

Hi Fabulous Pink, Your pendants shown here are quite formal, so with that in mind, I would actually go for the more formal 'first' floor lamp pictured. The blue and grey cushions you previously posted are also more informal in colour and image, (especially the 'coral' shapes) so do not immediately tie together with the pendant selected here. That doesn't mean you can't introduce some blue into the room. Just consider the 'theme': is it formal, casual, classic, modern, eclectic, etc....and stick to that. It can be a bit formulaic, but if you haven't any experience, it is a more fool-proof way and you will most definitely develop ideas as you go, as Susan suggested, but you don't want to make costly mistakes or end up getting totally lost or bamboozled. Re the scatter cushions above, I like the texture of the first two but you will also need to add a solid colour (maybe this is where the blue comes in - perhaps in velvet, so it adds a softness as well as texture) and a throw rug in similar tones.

nothing more modern than a well loved family heirloom refreshed to suit your current home and add some bling to an otherwise matching decor... was initially horrified when my sister in law painted great grandmas' antique chair with a shabby chic white painted finish but it was quick and easy to do and the chair now takes pride of place in a very modern bedroom and, if/when tastes change, the paint can be easily changed to a different colour or removed for the full antique revival and there must be an empty corner waiting for your lovely table...good luck with your decision

Thanks JE C , yes I know everyone likes odd numbers in design but in the case of a dining table I think 2 is the right option. I may just cut out some circles of paper and put them on the table to get a sense of the proportions. thanks again for your input.