I like the 4 tables they can be moved when you have a party and that space needs a large table so they work nicely > IMO the layout of the space is a bit odd since the seats facing the TV do not look comfy for TV watching but maybe the TV is not important to you.

We have about the same size area and took out the coffee table. Too much furniture to walk around, we have smaller side tables for all seating except the middle of the sofa. We do have a nice ottoman and put a tray on it when necessary for drinks or serving. Kept the area inviting and open.

Looking at the picture of it with the couch, that the site provides, I'd say it looks ridiculously low and silly. And this is where it's styled to look good. I mean it's as tall as the long side of a letter page. William sonoma has something like this, but it's in travertine. It's what I would consider a more appropriate size. WSHtable

Hi, For a cohesive and balanced look, I’d suggest a rectangular dining table if you have ample space lengthwise—it’s versatile and can accommodate more seating options, especially for gatherings. If your space is more compact, an oval table can offer a similar seating capacity while softening the look. For the coffee table, consider a style that complements the dining table in either color or material. A square or round coffee table works well in most living areas, but if you have a sectional or longer sofa, a rectangular coffee table can create a nice flow. For colors, lighter woods can keep the space airy, while darker tones add depth and contrast, especially if the room has neutral walls. If you need professional help with your project, you can contact me through my Houzz profile.