1929Spanish - Love your kitchen! It's funny that you and your husband have different coffee makers. My daughter and her husband do too! We make fun of them all the time. It's really a stubborn thing on the husbands side. They had a drip, but it made a whole pot that they didn't need it. My daughter is a teacher and just wanted to make a quick cup on her way out of the house in the morning. She wanted a Keurig like her mothers. :) Her husband said it was a waste of money and they didn't need another. She bought one anyway - with her money. He said he didn't like the taste and would continue to use HIS drip model. One day my daughter tricked her husband and made a whole pot of coffee, but served him hers from the Keurig. He never suspected. But now that the cat is out of the bag, he is even more determined to use his machine. Good thing they have a large kitchen with loads of counter space.

Sure thing. The table is the Pipe Side Table from West Elm. It looks super easy to replicate if you're handy. And there are a ton of other options from many different sources. The other two pictures are from Crate and Barrel's Heart of the Home idea page. It's one of my favorite pages on the internet. :-) http://www.crateandbarrel.com/photo-gallery-heart-of-the-home What about a white tray to bring in some of the white from the other side of the room? Or a brightly colored one? West Elm has a large one. Or you can buy an inexpensive wood one from Target or BB&B and paint it whatever color you want. Here is a link that might be useful: Pipe Side Table

Actually, it's your sofa on the left facing the chairs and possibly the love seat that need a table. The sofa facing the love seat has tables on each side therefore one in front isn't really necessary. You could take the table from your last layout, rotate it and place it closer to the sofa facing the chairs. Place a small table (very small) or garden stool to the right of the love seat for that person to place a drink on. Another option would be two storage ottomans that can be moved around depending on where someone is sitting. If the tops are firm enough a glass can be set on them when your feet aren't!! ;)

We don't use a coffee table in our great room. In the sunroom (which is used like a den) I have a large ceramic bowl that sometimes holds a potted plant, sometimes small grapevine balls, etc. and then a stack of books. Right now a small brass box on top of the stack of books. I don't care for the look of things lined up around the edges of a coffee table. Also, while I like the table to be "useful", I don't like things we use out on display so I love the use of small boxes (hides remotes, eyeglasses if you wear them, pens, notes, etc.) and also trays to corral items. Love your tray arrangement Shee. I like the LOOK of a vase of flowers on the coffee table and have even seen them on ottomans (used as a coffee table I guess) and can only see an accident waiting to happen. LOL Bossyvossy, love your magnifying glass. I have several vintage ones that are displayed here and there in our home.