I wasn't a proponent of wall mounted tv's until I did it in my own home. It works great and saves space as well. As for the coffee table, initially I was thinking maybe a mostly glass table to act as a foil to the end table. But the more I look at it the more I like hollybar's suggestion. Really like the organic feel and nature of the wood table she is suggestion. Good job hollybar!!! And good luck, Ramona, with your living room - it's quite nice!

If you have an Ikea near by check out the Besta system . It works well and can have different pieces combined if you need more that just a TV stand you can get storage display and make it llook custom for your needs.You will need to move the art work to above the sofa .These are just 2 ideas

Make sure you get something that keeps the TV where the center of the screen is at eye level when you are seated.. In such small space I would do a glass coffee table maybe something like nesting tables where you can move one to between the poufs when needed You might want to try an arc lamp in the corner behind the sofa to bring some light onto the coffee table/

Agree with what Patricia said but in your space, i would put TV on a console. Pick height of console so TV is ultimately at the right height. Nesting tables are best for sectionals. Swap your end tables. The taller one is right height the lower one nice but not for end table. Might try that one in another space.

I misinterpreted the globe for a coffee table. Hard to see some things on iPhone. So. Move it to other corner. I would put a tripod floor lamp where your globe is. The wood live edge table isn’t an end table. Get one with height about same as arm of sofa. Lamp should be a bit taller too.

You could easily do a TV console, like the one in our design below:

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TV cabinets from IKEA. Get a larger TV. They are not very expensive to change to a larger screen.

Thank you for all the advise. I like the wood console idea.. and may swap out the end table.

Love your Eames chair.

I too think nesting tables are great for sectionals. I got these (below) from cb2 and think they really function well in a space.

https://www.cb2.com/3-piece-peekaboo-acrylic-nesting-table-set/s102926