An antique brass and glass coffee table would not work well with your end tables/lamps. Can you show a photo of the room? That would help us find a coffee table that will complement the entire space.

Thanks, here it is with current coffee table. The dark wood is overpwering so I'm trying to go lighter but I like the mix of old/new. Help!

Perhaps a glass topped table, with iron legs that duplicate those on your side tables, would work.

A thought - use the 2 end tables as sofa tables, and purchase 3 new tables(coffee, and 2 new end tables).

Your current table is a bit heavy, but those end tables don't really complement your furniture. Here are some alternate options in place of a coffee table.

Thanks so much, I definately agree that my current table is too chunky. I was thinking it was too heavy/dark too. I was hoping to keep my newish end tables but perhaps they need to go. I'm not wild about chrome so maybe I'll look into the ottomon suggestion.

Thanks all. So now I'm narrowing it down between these three (I think):

[https://www.houzz.com/products/sanibel-cocktail-table-prvw-vr~11296428[(https://www.houzz.com/products/sanibel-cocktail-table-prvw-vr~11296428)

http://www.dotandbo.com/collections/naturally-danish-modern/natural-weave-coffee-table

http://www.ballarddesigns.com/bornova-coffee-table/furniture/living-room/coffee-accent-tables/383825

Thoughts??