Your picture is displaying upside down, so it's kind of hard to view it.

You'll likely get more, and better, comments if you flip the picture around.

HTH

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It's upside down, but if I go upside down, nothing works.

Even upside down they're really cute.

Not upside down on my IPad. I like the end tables, not sure about the tea table, but all 3 seem to be too high compared to the height of the sofa. I don't like having anything on end tables like a glass that I have to lift up over the sofa arm to use or set down. The tea/coffee/cocktail also strikes me as too high, but maybe that's just me.

Your pic is right side up on my iPad also. The trick is to always have your home button on the right when snapping a pic.

I love both the end tables and the tea table but agree that they are both a bit high in regards to the sofa height. Will your furniture be on the same scale as the pictured sofa?

I think a beautiful creamy yellow sounds perfect to brighten a room. Please post pics when it's done!

If I click on a picture that is upside down or sideways, the next page that comes up has it right

I agree that the tables are too tall, especially the coffee table. I think the end tables would be fine and are a functional height, but the coffee table height just seems strange.

I do like the look of the tables in the space, though.

(Yes, the photo is upside down whether I click on it or not, but I just turned my laptop over :p)

Here's the image right side up. HTH Cute! Any possibility of shortening the legs at all since they might be a tad too tall?

I think the coffee table is not the right size for the space and sofa. It should be longer and shorter. Also, I don't think the table style is resort like nor does it seem a good coordinate for your sofa. I would try to bring in some wicker or bamboo. Perhaps a wood coffee table - maybe painted - with rattan baskets. Maybe take a look at the Tommy Bahama furniture to get a feel for resort style. Or even pier 1 has some nice accent pieces that are perfect for sunrooms.

I think they are too cute, iykwim. In the context of your existing furnishings, these make a separate statement entirely.

You might be able to pull off ONE of those tables--- one end table OR the cocktail table, but all three doesnt work. Quirky furniture like that is a take off on unique pieces. When you have a set of unique pieces, they don't lend the same charming unique vibe that one does--- real or vintage. It seems out of place because a set of unique is contradictory. The one place where the end tables could work as a pair would be in a girl's bedroom.

Love the tea table but I wouldn't necessarily use it as the coffee table. Is there another spot for it in that pretty room?
May we see the other side of the room, please?

I think yellow paint will be lovely!

Thanks to everyone for your input!

The picture is right side up if you use an Ipad, which is what I used to take the picture. Thanks to the poster for attempting to correct, but it is upside down on my ipad when you corrected!! :) it is an Apple thing!!

This room has been a challenge due to the size and the ottoman that needs to stay! I need a short cocktail table to accommodate the ottoman. A longer cocktail table, which I have tried, conflicts with the ottoman. The more I see th picture, as opposed to being in th room, I am not liking the look. I so wanted this to work, but lost confidence the more I look at the space.

I chose the matching end tables because I was trying to achieve a more harmonious, cohesive, symmetrical look due to the size of this small room. With matching lamps, I thought the room would look pulled together.

Back to the drawing board. Perhaps a small rattan or wicker cocktail table might work. I definitely need something in the 36" range. Maybe two small cube like pieces might work.

The local store had this tea table in front of a sofa and it looked great, but just not loving it in this sunroom with the end tables.

Something odd seems to be happening...all these pics are are correct on my ipad.

Not a fan of any of the tables.

welll I love them ! and I have a taller table beside my recliner and it works very well. Once you add throw pillows to the sofa they wont seem so high. You have to go with what you like/love because you have to live with it every day. My living room walls are a deep purple, not many people would like it, I love it and enjoy it every day. You need to please yourself.

I love tea tables as coffee tables. Would that be a comfortable reach for you to set down a drink though?

What is throwing me off is the lamp. I would try a pair of lamps with a heftier silhouette around 28" and see how those frame the sofa. Try pulling the rug back to the wall in order to place the tables on the rug.