I'm no pro but it doesn't look like it can serve both sofas. Love your furniture, though!

First off, love the rug and the cabinet! Second, yes, the coffee table is too small. I'm also not taken with the white marble--there's too much contrast between the stark white and the muted colors of the rug, wood furniture and upholstery.

This one is 24" x 47" which would fit better and be more useful for guests:

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Glass inset into the wood frame:

Midcentury Modern G-Plan Plywood Coffee Table, Walnut · More Info

I probably wouldn't do glass, as your dining set is so close to this area. I like Diana's idea of a wood oblong table.

Wow great work so far. I do think it is too small and the wrong shape. I think your instinct about glass is spot on. Nothing you get will work for the chairs and sofa: one or the other, so I would do rectangle/oval/kidney unless you want a very large circle or square.. End tables for the seating not accommodated by the coffee table

Yes.

Yes it's too small and too white. Return it and we can help you find a better look. Other than the coffee table, your place looks fantastic. I love it.

Love the rug & artwork.

I see you have several end tables.

I would skip the coffee table because it's not fulfilling much of a function. Ottomans for feet would be nice.

I'm sorry but yes, I think it looks too small. And although I like the table itself and love marble in general, I agree with the comments that the marble isn't working well in the space. It's so white when most of the other light colors in the room look ivory. Sorry. But I do love the space and I think the rug is perfect!

Here are a couple other ideas of larger coffee tables.

West Elm.com geometric coffee table

I rather like the idea of a glass top in your space just so you can easily see your pretty rug.

Yes, I think your table is too small. I was also going to suggest a Noguchi or even an ottoman.

[https://www.houzz.com/products/noguchi-coffee-table-walnut-prvw-vr~86450898[(https://www.houzz.com/products/noguchi-coffee-table-walnut-prvw-vr~86450898)

[https://www.houzz.com/products/empress-upholstered-ottoman-gray-prvw-vr~102538324[(https://www.houzz.com/products/empress-upholstered-ottoman-gray-prvw-vr~102538324)

The ottoman is actually on sale too.

Coffee table suggestions are great. Just one other suggestion: move your dining chairs 1/8 turn around the table so the back of one isn't smack up against the sofa. I think you'll like the difference in the way they look and fit at the table.

Terrible when a bunch of beautiful stuff doesn’t quite work together despite their beauty.

the first thing I noticed was the medallion design in the middle of the rug and the fact that coffee table is not centered to the medallion. That immediately makes the setup “not right visually” to me.

second thing I noticed is the stark white of table vs upholstery colors.

i like all the elements but I can’t say which has to go. But one has to go b/c it makes the rest off. Maybe put the rug elsewhere and get one that w/o center design to give you more furniture placement flexibility. Don’t know that table is too small, it could be a matter of clustering pieces closer together.

Thank you all! I think the answer is to get a larger glass coffee table so that you can see the rug like some suggested. I love the Room and Board Dunn table above. (unless it's too similar to the glass kitchen table, but I don't think so.) And thanks Olychick on the suggestion to shift the chairs! I can't believe I didn't think of that!

Wow, you are doing a great job so far.

I actually really like the table in your space, but I would get 2

Honestly as long as the table is leggy you will see the rug. You don't need glass for that reason and did I see a small child in your profile picture? You will not enjoy the effect they have on glass coffee tables!!

Yes the coffee table is too small. If you want round, try nesting tables.

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I agree the table is too small for the area. The proper height for a coffee table is the same height as the cushions on your sofa or 1-2" lower. A coffee table should be approximately two-thirds the length of your sofa and there should be between 12-18 inches of space between a coffee table and the seating surrounding it. I would continue to look for a table that is better scaled to your area.

I agree that it is too small, if you want to keep it and add to the coffee table space you can find a similar table to nest it with. This way you can move the pieces around as needed. If that does not seem like something you would use a rectangular table might take up the space a little better. Room and board has some good/customizable options!

So do you guys think it is too much wood if I already have a teak console, teak dining table, and those pecan wood nesting side tables? (You can see the nesting wood side tables in pic #3) Also wondering if the wood needs to match the teak console? Walnut has so much more gray in it, a bit worried about woods clashing. Based on the comment about finger prints on the glass (totally true) it's a toss up between the glass and a solid wood boomerang shape. I like both ideas!

Pretty much a personal choice. I like glass tops because they allow more interest to show through such as beautiful rugs, and keep spaces feeling more open. Since you have a lot of straight lines going, the kidney shape is quite nice, and there is also a coffee table with a glass top at West Elm, that has a very interesting base too. I will post it shortly. If you really want to shake up the elements, then you might look for an acrylic type table too.

Love the kidney/boomerang shape and think that is definitely the answer in terms of shape. What to folks think of this one?

https://www.houzz.com/products/palliser-furniture-stacey-cocktail-table-large-ivory-prvw-vr~96188187

Do you think this walnut will clash with all of the warmer teaks in the room?

https://www.houzz.com/products/emerald-home-simplicity-cocktail-table-prvw-vr~81681511

And one last question - does the room look naked with no coffee table at all? Some one above suggested just going with out and using the side tables.

Yes, I saw that one on west elm. I like it too. Wondering if a noguchi might be a more interested shape.

Is this "the one"? It's an original mcm piece from Etsy by Adrian Pearsall. Only problem it's way outside my budget. Sigh. ($1400)

https://www.etsy.com/listing/592744996/adrian-pearsall-1465-t-mid-century?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_a-home_and_living-furniture-other&utm_custom1=4440651d-cf0c-4f0b-88dd-2c6bc5c93f91&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7oj12o2b2wIVjluGCh25aguBEAkYJCABEgJZZ_D_BwE

After seeing all the options, I think that an oblong in walnut is the way to go, and the Noguchi and the Etsy ones would be my choice. However, you mentioned budget, so what is the budget? And definitely be wary of glass if you have children or like to prop your feet on the coffee table. Several of the reviews of the Dunn table (Room and Board) mentioned that the glass tips easily if pressure is put on it.

Have you considered having your sofa across from your tv...then future coffee table would be more centered with the medallion on the rug...