A suggestion....put your two square tables together.....that would represent one of the longish coffee tables. You may like it and not need a new table. I am thinking if you have your couches like they are, then a square table or ottoman might work okay too.

I like the metal parquet table from RH best. It will pick up the metal in your chandelier, pulls together the browns and grays in your room, and I like the clean lines of the base.

I have a similar set up in my family room with 2 sofas perpendicular to each other. I have a large square coffee table that allows people on both sofas to set down drinks and put their feet up. A rectangular table really only serves one of the sofas.

k9arlene - what size is your square coffee table? I can't seem to find a square that is big enough. Based on the 90" length of the couches, I'm figuring I need at least 60" long. I'm not sure how a 60" square would serve both couches. Thanks!

I would get a large square table similar to the 3rd one down. Centering it in front of the sofa on the left, and with the table being large, it will still be in reach for those sitting on the other sofa.

A narrow coffee table would look out of place, IMO.

Here are the dimensions:

Baden - 72 X 35
Metal Parquet - 68 X 40
X Brace - 67 X 32

I've been finding it challenging to find large square tables that are "reasonably" priced.

How about an alternate layout for the room? Then any of those tables will work.

Seems like the room was designed to be laid out to work with the architecture and vaulted ceilings.

This post was edited by beverly27 on Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 15:33

My table is 40 inches square, but my sofas are 86 inches. I would lay out some paper in a square in front of the sofas to seewhat the minimum size table would work. A 40 inch might. I, too, had trouble finding anything larger than the 40 inch.

You could put two rectangular tables together to get the large square you're after.

I have a similar orb chandy in my bedroom, btw. I love the shadows it casts on the cathedral ceiling :)

I am thinking a large rectangular coffee table in front of the couch where you have the two tables now and then something interesting in front but to the right of the other sofa, like two nesting tables or a cool barrel shaped piece.

beverly27 - when you say "Seems like the room was designed to be laid out to work with the architecture and vaulted ceilings.", are you suggesting the seating area be oriented towards the windows at the bottom of this layout? Right now the TV is between the windows on the left side of the layout.

Yes, because the axis of the room seems to run parallel to the light cove, I'm recommending the furniture be arranged that way also.

Of course this may be out of scale and some how not work with adjacent rooms, but it's my take on your situation. Doesn't cost you a dime to move furniture around and try it out. I just like to have my chandeliers some how align with tables or seating arrangements.

Sorry drawing is half plan / half wall elevation, but you get the point.