What kind of business is this? Depending on the kind of work being done, this may or may not be an OK layout.

The problem I'm seeing from an ID perspective is that all your furniture is against the wall, and it will make the room feel lopsided. It may seem like having an open space with an empty wall will make it feel bigger, but the opposite is actually true.

Additionally, yesterday I read an article on the BBC about open work spaces making concentration difficult and causing productivity to suffer. I would recommend at least pseudo-private spaces so that your employees can put up a DND flag if they're hip-deep in a project.

If this is an internet cafe, your clients will want some privacy while they're on the computer.

I like the design pieces you've chosen. Those particular Ikea chairs are fairly comfortable, though not terribly sturdy. Having sat in literally every style of dining chair at Ikea, I would recommend that you get your chairs elsewhere.

If you have 6 people in your office, this may work:

Yes, I got you a smaller table because the other one was too big for the space. This provides a little more privacy, as well as balance to the room. If you can advise how many employees you'll have, I can provide a better recommendation.

A rectangular table would really fit that space better. If you had one on casters, you could move it around as necessity required.

its a non profit organization. we got some donations and tables are too big as well. i love your input everyone