I like the table that elm is selling, the height is good with your chair arms and although it is round, it is quite different from the table you already own. I especially like the metal fretwork around the top of the table and it's smaller scale will allow the chairs to be closer together, which I think has a nice look.

I agree-- it's a lovely table, perfect for the chairs and sufficiently different to add interest to your room without looking out of place!

I thnk I'd go for something less leggy. You have a lot of legs already in the room.

carol - the metal gallery edge is what I like, too.
funky - I think it could fit in, too.
k9 - you make a very good point about all the legs. What kind of table do you think I should be looking for?

Put your round table between the two chairs and use the drop leaf table in the corner.

I like Beverly's suggestion. If you bought another table I'd try and find one without legs. I DO like the table of Dlm's though and think if you're going to get another one with legs, that would be a good choice since it's a little different than the other two.

Bac, I'd look for an end table that would be described as a trunk.

beverly - my table is 28" round and 28" tall. I think it's too large and too tall for that space.

shee - so a table without legs......do you mean something that's more of a small chest like this:

My window chairs are a little smaller than yours and I have a 28" table between them. I think 20" is a bit small for two chairs to share. (Sorry, dlm!)

I'd try your round table between the chairs and a floor lamp in the corner between the chair and sofa. Our floor lamp is in the corner next to the sofa and it adds some height to the corner. It would also give you some relief from all the wood.

Can you scoot the rug over toward the sofa a few inches? I don't think it needs to be exactly centered on the window.

Try googling drum table.

If I remember correctly, your previous post had a pic showing your round table between the two chairs. I think the height of your table is a bit high for between the chairs but works well next to the sofa as the sofa arms are at or about the same height as the table top. Although dlm's table diameter is small, if you plan for a lamp and a small accessory or just a spot to place a drink, I think it would work.
Although both tables have a three legged base, I think they work together and if I was going to get a chest/trunk like piece, I would change out the cocktail table, not this exact piece but along these lines.

This post was edited by CarolT924 on Sun, Nov 2, 14 at 1:13

bac717-
I don't have a suggestion on a table, but I did previously comment on your other post about rearranging this room and I have to say that your new arrangement is terrific! It's so much more open and comfortable looking. Congratulations!

bac717
#1 - Round table in corner, opens up the corner, rectangle table closes off the corner.

#4 - the chairs and the table make a very pleasing setting. Another round table isn't too much, and might be a nice repetition of shapes, but then you might want the round table on the far side of the couch then.

I like the chest/trunk coffee table Posted by CarolT924, because it would ground the room, which could use something showy that would draw you in when you first entered the room.

I second Beverly's suggestion along with sheesharee. I don't see the height being a problem in the photo. It's so much better to use what you already have and I think it would look great.

You've created a lovely room!

I agree with shee and your picture, a small chest between the chairs. It will also look nice from the outside. Gives a place to keep coasters, cocktail napkins, even a couple pieces of seasonal decor to change out quickly.

My concern would be introducing a new table to a room with so much wood already. I think the room could benefit from some matchy-ness in wood tones and styles. I would use the drop leaf table for now and focus on replacing the coffee table, which you've mentioned in past posts, and take it from there for other tables.

Thank you, everyone, for all your suggestions. I had to satisfy my curiosity and try out the arrangement may_flowers recommended (and follow jjam's advice to use what we already have). Here is my round table in the window and a floor lamp in the corner. Is the table too tall? Is the corner too bare?

A little closer to show the height of the table next to the chairs. Sorry the lighting is so bad. Not the best time of day to be taking a picture.

However................I STILL do really like the table dlm2000 is selling and am STILL very tempted to buy it. The price is good. That's a little crazy, isn't it?

Here is my round table in the window and a floor lamp in the corner. Is the table too tall? Perfect as far as I can see, because it's in front of the window, I think the height looks very right.

Is the corner too bare? To me it is.

I STILL do really like the table dlm2000 is selling and am STILL very tempted to buy it. The price is good. That's a little crazy, isn't it? No it isn't, especially if you love the table.

I've not seen LR-Part1, but just wanted to mention that the couch is sitting entirely on the hardwood floor w/o front feet resting on the rug. Something seemed off about the arrangement - maybe correcting that would help.

This post was edited by arapaho on Sun, Nov 2, 14 at 14:36

Buy the table!!!!

I will most likely buy the table. I feel like I at least have to give it a try in this room. Depending on the direction I go with the other tables, it may just right. may_flowers mentioned replacing the coffee table. She's right, I have talked about that in the past. Altho some here have suggested a different style for the coffee table, I am thinking I might want something completely different like a metal/iron and glass table. This room is the decorating version of "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie".

Lily - I have a few options in my warehouse basement that I might be able to use in the corner. One is an wood etagere and the other is a tri-fold wood screen.

arapaho - the rug is a very awkward size. It's 8' X 9'. If I pull the sofa forward, the chairs also have to move and that throws off the centering on the window. Someday I'm going to find a larger rug or have a piece of carpeting bound in a larger size.

Looking good. If you think the corner looks a little bare how about just adding adding a plant or two. Perhaps a good size tall one in back with one or two shorter ones in front of it. The lamp could stay there too.
Another option might be to move the curio cabinet that is to the left of the couch and put it in the corner space but then you couldn't use the floor lamp there.

I was going to suggest a secretary for the right corner next to the sofa, one that has a drop work surface you can let down that can serve that end of the sofa---- although drinks can certainly be placed in the cocktail table instead of an end table. Or, would you consider a large (36") skirted table for that corner? You'd have room for a lamp, some pretty vignette, photos, etc.

Would def buy that small table of dlm's and want to congratulate you on snagging her chairs, they look marvelous in your living room!