Given the size of the table that will fit there, can’t see it being accessorized and you may also want to leave room a book for instance or an IPad. Look to complement the tulip shaped floor lamp or the wood in the nightstands

Why not an Eileen Gray table I love them since you can aslo alter the height.

Good-looking room!

I actually like the look of metal in there with the wood pieces.

Can a table go on the other side of the chair, instead of the wall side? Or maybe everything moved around a bit to open up more possibilities?

I’ve always liked the Herman Miller knot table:

Or Polygon wire table:

I think it would be cool to find something vintage ….

This is a circa ’50s magazine table I’ve had my eye on — it’s on Etsy for $195:

This Danish magazine table is on Etsy, too — ”Kai Kristiansen for Sika Mobler, 1960s.” It’s $456:

Can you tell I have a thing for vintage magazine tables? :D

Or a round wire table in whatever finish you like …

Good luck, would like an update to see what table you get, and how the lamp looks!

ETA: I didn’t see Patricia’s post before I made mine — I like that Eileen Gray table she suggested, too.

This stoll was designed to go with the chair by Eames.

But there are lots of copies out there that are far less expensive.

I like this faceted drum table.

I just came across this showing a style like in Beverly’s first post, looks nice:

All really nice suggestions…thank you all. I really appreciate it

A style similar to the one below would work well with your Eames chair.

The Eileen Grey Table is always a good standby, classic. The John Dickinson is the one I used in a design project. I would recommend to stay away from wood, with the chair back and bed and nitestands. Another layer adds interest.

Eileen Grey Side Table

John Dickinson Footed Table

I would probably go with the real deal Saarinen in the alternate base finish and one of the marble tops to coordinate with what's there but without being another veneer surface

The Eames Time Life Stool/Table and the Eames Lounge Chair are a nice combination, but the Time Life Stool was designed in 1960 along with the Time Life Chair which came in Lobby (1960) and Office (1961, with wheels) versions.

It was meant to be similar to the Eames Lounge, but without the size and for a commercial environment.

The Eames Lounge and the Saarinen Table were both designed in 1956, although the Saarinen table was marketed in 1957 and through Knoll.

Herman Miller bought Knoll in 2021

I’d add a little levity