I thought about moving the TV to the wall by the closet as well, but not sure that is the best solution to make use of your seating. Here is what I think I would try. Leave the couch facing the fireplace, but center it on the fireplace. Leave the two leather chairs where they are, but move the right one in a bit so that it is more in front of the fireplace, rather than pushed back into the corner. Because the couch is now centered on the fireplace, the chairs can be as well. I would use the floor lamp left and behind the leather chair on the right side of the fireplace, and use the table and lamp by the chair on the left side of the fireplace. Leave the TV where it is. Once you center the couch and move the leather chair left a bit, it won't feel like it is sitting in the middle of the seating group. Get some artwork on the wall above the tv, or maybe a grouping of all the framed family pix you have on the little chest and tables. Take the the tall closed cabinet and put that where the new small chest is now. Take the small chest with lamp and put it where the tall cabinet was. Move the overstuffed chair next to the little chest, back to the wall, to create another seating area but still allow that chair to see the tv. I think having the chair to the left of the chest would be nice, but in order to see the tv you might need to reverse that positioning. Hang some artwork on that wall, or even a mirror above the small chest would be nice. In fact, maybe you could use the mirror that is on the mantel to hang above the chest. It feels too small on the mantel, and I think the mantel would be a great spot for a piece of colorful artwork (or a pair of framed companion art pieces). I would also get taller pillar candles in the candleholders up there, and move them to the right side of the mantel. Keep the plant on the left side for some softness and height to balance the candlesticks on the other side. The other items that are up there feel too small for the space. Perhaps they could find a home on the small chest?

Daisy, I think the ottoman is too high even for that. Cat, yes it is walnut. I think it looks pretty good with the Stickley oak pieces we have in the room. It's in close proximity to the Stickley TV stand and while I'm not a matchy-matchy type, I was relieved to see that these two pieces seem to "play nicely" together. I had a wood end table that for me, was the "too much stained wood" item in the room, so I'm in the process of painting it a dark green.

groveraxle, Thanks for the photoshops. That actually has me back to considering the light grey concrete one the most as it seems to match the overall asthetic better than others I am considering. May not be as thin as what I would prefer but the singlular central base feels like a good compromise.

http://www.liaigre.com/en/furniture-and-lighting/tables-and-consoles/coffee-tables/kalae/