Your room is a really nice space. I love the colors - and quite frankly, the more that I look at it, the more I think you may not need a console at all. Do you only want it because you want to move the couch out from the wall? Your couch will look fine out from the wall without the console table. I'm not sure if choclot's recommendation makes sense, because it appears that the chairs are already placed across from the couch (based on the edge lines of the rug) Crazy thought, but what if you moved the couch in about 3 feet - so the edge of the sofa was in line with the right edge of your mantle. The coffee table would then be centered in the room. Then, move the piano directly behind the couch, against the wall, centered off the couch. A large mirror placed above the piano would reflect the light from your window. You might need to move the chairs back a smidge. Worth a try.... But to tell you the truth, if you decide not to sell the piano, it works right where it is - even by moving the couch forward and NOT adding a sofa table. It's amazing what moving furniture around can do to a room. Not the best example, but accessorizing the piano differently, (maybe two lamps as shown below) could also work. [Eclectic Living Room design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/eclectic-living-room-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_718~s_2104) by Other Metro Interior Designer Green Couch Interior Design

Thanks for all the comments! I wasn't able to respond earlier. That's interesting about Wayfair increasing the price if they know you are looking. Is there proof of that? Yes, that trestle table went up at least $100 but I figured it was one of the short sales that ended. Update: I just found this: http://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/articles/2013/06/24/beware-of-these-online-retail-pricing-strategies

The matching console table in your first set of photos looks too tall for the back of your sofa. Be sure to note measurements. Agree the dropleaf, while pretty on its own, doesn't seem a good fit for a console table in your space. Not sure why... maybe because looking at it straight on means not fully appreciating the ironwork behind the leaf. I usually love a fabric or leather ottoman for practicality (additional seating) but your furniture arrangement doesn't need any additional seating. I think a solid coffee table would work best.

I would make that decision once the rest of the furniture is in place. Do you have a floor plan with your ideas on furniture placement that you could provide. So much depends on size of your furniture, layout, balance, and sometimes less is more.