Why yes, I does :). I have a black coffee table with a lot of brown in the room. Leather couch/chairs and wooden tables and miscellaneous pieces like the tv shelf. My table is from Thomasville. Here's the advertisement version: I've got a couple of pictures that show it in my room, though not all that well. Here they are: Another angle: I think it all works fine. I will add that the wood accent pieces in the LR tend to the tobacco/darker range. I don't have light wood or leather in there. Hope this helps, Ann

Hi Kasia Yes, the responses focused on projecting what would not work for different situations than what I have with my family - 3 adults with no children (at the moment) so no crumbs and several short agile family guests that easily slide in and out from each end. We find the bench comfortable and are currently using a 60" table and the bench is 90". I do intend to get a pedestal or trestle table. The bookcases on either side are set back 5 1/2" from the edge of the bench so that opens up the corner for access. You do have to side step a few inches to get in, but I don't find that to be a burden vs the benefits we gained. With only 3 adults for regular meals, the idea was to keep a table but push it over several inches into a banquette arrangement to allow more space for an island. I was also advised against an island in my narrow kitchen - it is 24" and I love it! The bench allows more space to squeeze extra people at the table for holiday meals, which has worked out great, or to sit when socializing but not eating. As for the TV, with the Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins there is always a game so meals aren't delayed and no one needs to bring their meal into the family room!

It looks like it could be too small to house much of a table unless you're looking at doing a small round table in the corner with only two chairs. Otherwise it might be a nice area for a console table and some artwork. Maybe even a some bar area? Here are some ideas for you:

https://www.tablelegsonline.com/table-bases/ https://tablebases.com/table-bases https://www.amazon.com/s?k=table+bases https://tabledesigns.com/product-category/products/table-bases/ ...and many more Or you can buy a table from, say, Room and Board and choose the table top material.