Whatever table you select should be centered on the FIREPLACE. See new line in red. That will move the table to the right.

Acrylic tables will attract dust unlike glass & cannot be cleaned with a glass cleaner so beware. The acrylic will scratch easier than glass.

The chairs should be pulled away from the window and a small round accent table for drinks etc. placed between the chairs.

I have also shown a suggested size for an area rug. Why are the cabinets on either side of the fireplace not the same finish as the bar? They look really yellow/gold.

Beverly, i took your recommendation and moved my sofa back and the chairs forward to then readjusted the lines for the coffee table, the room is somewhat odd due to the bar. I do currently have small round table next to each chair on the window. You are correct the cabinets on each side of the fireplace are different color from the bar. I am in the process of having them painted white, as well as the bar will be painted white with light colored quartz/quartzite installed.

The bar has an overhang for seating which makes the room awkward and we do not use it that way. I will eliminate the overhang when new quartzite is installed. I was thinking to put a bench on this side for seating?? Thoughts?

OK, now I see the full picture. My only additional comment would be that the bar and cabinets shouldn't be a white as bright as your trim. Soft color for those pieces so they don't stand out.

Maybe match the stone on the fireplace????

I will be painting the fireplace white or will be removing the stone and installing marble/quartzite wall tile. I added pictures with a bench beside the bar.

Denita--I think you are right-- I need to save my money and get the larger table. Wish the acrylic tables weren't so expensive :) Love picture of the room you provided. I am in the process of switching from very traditional and dark to more transitional and light colors in my home.

Beverly. If I get an area rug I would want one is only large enough to have the front feet of the sofa and two chairs to sit on the rug as I do not want to cover up my floors too much. my question is: does it need to be wide enough that the Ottomans in front of the fireplace have to also sit on the rug as well?

No the ottomans can be on the marble floor, but make sure there's no possibility of them slipping if someone sits on the ottoman

I have more than a couple of bumps on my shins from walking into a see through coffee table at a friend's house...I hate see through tables!
Why not cut a piece of cardboard the various sizes and place it on another cardboard box, that you can vary the height of with books and get a real feel for size?
Transparent tables are OK if they have a frame or edge around the glass....but completely clear are not my cup of tea. Looks like you are trying to hide the table

Don't go overboard with the acryllic. There is plenty of it already. Remember the purpose of a "coffee" table is a place to set down your coffee cup. Therefore, I think it should have more substance than acryllic so your room doesn't look like a show room for an acryllic manufacturer. I wouldn't mind if it matched the silver sofa table either. Center it with the FP, and draw the seating to it. I think once your seating is gathered around the coffee table, the navy bench will fit nicely at the window, behind the two chairs. Here's a run-down of what to think about when shopping (from Vern Yip of HGTV.)

https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/design-101/10-tips-for-finding-the-perfect-coffee-table-pictures

Any thoughts on this rug? Its white with gray lines.

Thoughts?

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