Can you show the room from farther away? Also a floor plan? I would not want a banquettes

That is exactly what I was thinking. I would have to curve the banquette a bit using upholstered wood to fill in the space.

Thank you

The room is small and moving the seating back towards the windows will give us room for at least two more

No one is suggesting you do this.

Wall on one side is close and the entry into the kitchen is on other side . This is my dilemma!

So just a round table with a leaf then?

Stand back more into the kitchen to show the space. It is a fine sized room in the pics.

Seems like an oval table would be a better choice

This is a 46” table We can go 60 with extension

A larger table is what gets you more seating. The question is whether you have clearances for the table and enough room to push chairs in and out. I don't like a banquet beneath a window sill because you cannot lean back in your seat. Plus someone is trapped in the middle with a banquet.

Perhaps an L-shaped using the TV wall and crossing over just the first 2 windows.

To maximize your seating capacity perhaps a rectangular table with a rectangular banquette would work best.

NO . A square banguette and a round table do not work together , not to mention banquette seating is awfu. You have good sized space get smaller chairs no need for any other type of seating

It really would be good if we had more pictures and information like the actual size of the room.

Put the red console somewhere else if you need more space. Not every dining space has to have a console nearby.

If you draw the room on a piece of paper with all of the measurements for doors and windows and every single jog in the wall, the pros here will be able to tell you quickly what size table and how many chairs you can fit to seat the maximum amount of people.

It looks like a very pretty relaxing place to sit.

Go custom to really elevate this space !

Measurements are key, as are the table’s shape, chair‘s size and when door is open infringing on the space. Consider your ideal seating numbers and tape out table sizes/shapes and the banquette shapes. This article might help.

https://www.homenish.com/banquette-dimensions