I hate glass. Should have mentioned that. I have 2 boys!!!

An area rug on top of carpet?

Is your goal to go with wood?

We had a customized shelving put in the back and a customized entertainment unit and I'm afraid that the wood won't match. I don't necessarily need to go wood, But I'm not against it either. If I got wood, what color should I get? The wood is like a Cherrywood

Should I get an ottoman?

I think a large colorful Ottoman would look really cool!

Hi there,

Here's a storage ottoman that would look great in your space! It's on casters, easy to move and great for busy boys! The leather would tie in nicely with your built-ins. Yes, you can put an area rug on top of carpet but it can be problematic with little ones.

http://shopharvest.com/collections/living-benches-and-ottomans/products/brunner-storage-ottoman

Best,

Harvest

I agree with Missi Smith- go for a spunky fabric tufted ottoman. Boy- proof and would add some life to the dark decor.

Round and spunky.

Beverly, where is this from?

I would do a round ottoman in a unique color as a focal point. Make sure it opens for storage

Since there are already a lot of upholstered solid pieces in that area, I would suggest going with a different material in a more open style.

Elle, like what?

Definitely the round leather ottoman with nailhead trim unless there is a reason you do not like it! It looks like it will balance everything out in your room. I would try it before I added an area rug....too mussy with 2 boys.

End tables non matching on either end of sofa would work nicely too....lamps added if you have outlets in the floor possibly.

Ottomans from either Overstock or Wayfair. To select an ottoman large enough for your situation, it won't open for storage

I agree with Elle. What about a simple box frame coffee table like this from west elm? http://www.westelm.com/products/box-frame-coffee-table-wood-h1418/?pkey=ccoffee-side-tables%7Ccoffee-tables An ottoman is a good idea in theory but as a mom with small children, we use our wood top coffee table for puzzles, games, popcorn, etc. It just depends on how you uses the space. Good luck!

A couple of questions:

we don't get to see the rest of the room, but why is the back of the sectional towards the fireplace?

Why is the seating not placed under the downlights?

Is there no way to link your bookcases in the room?

BTW I have lowered your two prints on the back wall because they were hung too high. I suspect that based on the position of the wall speaker, that location is where a media unit was designed to be positioned.

I would buy a large, square coffee table -- stable enough for any roughhousing, easy to clean up spilled liquid and snacks, and accessible to everyone sitting on the sectional.

One of these might look nice...

http://www.wayfair.com/Helix-Coffee-Table-4660-503-LCF3017.html?source=hotdeals

https://www.jossandmain.com/Shrewsbury-Coffee-Table-VKGL2139-VKGL2139.html

https://www.jossandmain.com/Travis-Coffee-Table-BRSD3807-BRSD3807.html

https://www.jossandmain.com/Kizan-Coffee-Table-KUI5310-KUI5310.html

Ideas for coffee tables from some of our designs are below: