Agree, more cream than white. You have wood, time for another material. I would probably go round between two couches/sofas. Don't overlook idea of two tables sitting together which can be separated when your guests/family want their own table.....

Thank you! I was also toying with an idea of 2 coffee tables because my sofa is 93 inches long. So glass option is the best? not wood? not shiny white?

an ottoman ?

glass/acrylic/

metallic

rectangular

It comes down to personal preference in the end, but my feeling about wood is that it will make that area appear cramped. Shiny white will give a bulls-eye effect - doable,if that is what you are envisioning - but with care, as it can make the other neutrals appear dirty by comparison, (I should perhaps qualify the prev. statement by adding that white metals refers to any natural finish in that family - chrome, nickel, etc., as opposed to a painted finish) and can lead to a need for other changes.

studio10001, thank you! I like the table you suggested actually. do you think i would need 2 of them?

. Your table should be large enough for guests seated on the end to comfortably set a cup down, so an inner measurement minus 24" will give you an estimate while shopping. Pairing tables would be fine.

There are so many to choose from ,do you have a price in mind?
here is one with a little storage for those magazines and remotes that are always lingering around .

pairing tables meaning 2 same tables? square in size prob?

Two smaller elliptical or circle tables approx 18 inches high approx 24 inches diameter. Material does not have to be exactly the same for either. This gives you the most flexibility in offering table space while still being able to change up the arrangement easily depending on the situation. (Some guests will want a closer table but you cant move half of a larger table) The softer shape will tie into the dining table and offset the square cubbies on the wall.

Not necessarily two of the same, but two that coordinate, certainly. Manufacturers even offer some coffee tables sold as sets that fit inside one another, others have wheels to allow easy mobility. Square in size is not a problem, either, and allows for added surface area - a trade- off if you choose a rounded shape that gains you a softening effect in return. Your sofa could easily accomodate larger diameters, as well as tables of differing diameters, should you wish to mix things up.

I would do a metal and glass rectangular or oval coffee table.

I have a coffee table from a manufacturer called Artistica Metal. They have quite a nice range of styles and you can order the metal frame in different finishes:
http://www.artisticahome.com/products/occasional-and-accent-cocktail-tables.asp

While I'm no designer, I agree that metal and glass could work and you don't want too much 'stuff' between the sofas. This product came to mind. http://www.neptune.com/pages/product/product.aspx?product=3024&room=14&p=manhattan+120cm+coffee+table&r=living&type=157&t=coffee+tables&returnurl=%252fpages%252fproduct%252ffilter.aspx%253froom%253d14%2526category%253d53%2526type%253d157%2526r%253dliving%2526t%253dcoffee%252btables

You've got a lot of circles and squares already. How about a different shape?
http://www.dwr.com/product/eclipse-nesting-tables-set-of-3.do?sortby=ourPicks

mmilos, I like artistica home. where would i purchase their products?

I think it this would work perfectly:
http://www.secrethiddentreasures.com/vgbncjm06.html

Actually this looks better
http://www.secrethiddentreasures.com/vgwctem-8cf009.html

artistica has a retail locator on their website; type in your zip code to find.

I like glass tables with metal for a room with your colors and so much upholstery.

I like that table a lot, where did you find it, joansahmed?