I think a glass topped rectangular silver table would be beautiful there.

Another option is an upholstered ottoman, perhaps in a leather or faux-leather.

Do you have room to move the chairs back a bit?

The space there does not look large why not fogo the coffee table you need more lighting so end tables for the sofa and between the chairs would allow better movement for the seating IMO

How about glass coffee table? I have a beautiful glass coffee table (below) along with a wood credenza, wood secretary, and a wood china cabinet.

The couch and chairs can be moved back a bit…as long as the front legs rest on the rug it will still feel balanced. You could even place chairs differently.

I wouldn't worry about the kitchen, instead consider the fireplace and what suits the living room. Suggest taping out shapes/sizes and that will help you narrow down; I could see stacking tables and love these and they may even work well with everything you referenced.

https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0B77B68HR/ggos22-20/?ssp_iabi=1683509859892&th=1

Here’s another look.

https://puresaltinteriors.com/products/merwin-coffee-table?epik=dj0yJnU9LTBRcC15ZGgzdlVISE9RWTN6blNWbUR1NjhHWmlnek4mcD0wJm49RUJ0OE9qYThvd0Z3SGdxYU1KalRVQSZ0PUFBQUFBR1dQS1pF

On another note, if the wall behind piano is fairly short, can you center (with art above) and move seating area to right as well.

Another option is small drinks tables that can be moved easily when needed.

Thank you all for your helpful input! I will consider. Though glass would indeed appear more spacious, I hesitate as I have glass in another room and was trying to avoid the constant wiping to keep the glass sparkling. In the meantime when I get a chance I could send additional photos of the space.

Also, was considering these from pottery barn….

Maybe this? coffee table

What about a nice glass coffee table with black wrought iron base. Here is a pic of a large rectangular one.

Thanks, but it looks too big for the space and not quite the look I’m going for.

You don't need to match your kitchen metal choice. Black is a nice choice given the fireplace. I think your Pottery Barn tables are also a good choice. They are a nice size and no, the white marble tops are not too repetitive.

I would change the dining fixture when you get around to it. It seems pretty traditional given your other choices. Your home is very pretty!

Thanks for the affirmation! I actually have since changed out the dining fixture since that first photo. (See updated photos.) Tho I like those pottery barn tables I was wondering if I ought to go wood to create a warmer feel. I just haven’t found anything I like in my price range. Also, I’m afraid that throwing in an another wood might be too much given all the other different wood tones in the open space.

Wider angle…

This wider view of the room makes me think these tables posted by Maureen in December would be just right. The couch, dining table and kitchen island are so similar in shape and orientation. The round shapes would help to balance the space.

I see what you mean…will definitely consider!

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