Your proposed wood table reminds me of Bristish West Indies style such as Ethan Allen's British Classic collection. If you look at their peices, you will see that some accent pieces have rattan. It really makes the furniture lend itself to both a formal look with the dark toned wood, yet some casual feeling with the rattan. Pricey, but you can find cheaper furniture in this same style (except for the bombay chest which is way overpriced and nothing similiar / cheaper exists! Errrrr). But then again, your photshopped sconces and chairs have a modern style (to me) and your fabric on the bench also is more modern. Maybe the darker table shown by Francoise47 would work better. I love your kitchen which has a farmhouse, cottagey feel and if it were mine, I'd stick to this style for most elements. I'd also put a small chandelier over the table instead of wall mounted sconces.

Put an upholstered banquette or bench/settee with the back against the peninsula. Get a single run setteee if you don't want to block the tall window (or a corner banquette) if you don't mind the overlap. With a narrower table (32 to 36" minus overhang) you should have enough clearance to fit chairs on the other side, with seating for six. There are upholstered ones (like from Ballard) that are not too uncomfortable and will protect the walls, windows and cabinets.

I have this small dining area adjacent to the kitchen where I’ve had for 3 years this black Ikea piece for my toddlers toys, finally putting everything in his room but not sure what to place there, ideas please? Thank you!

I looked, and there were only a couple of things in the same finish and they were nearly Identical. The only one I have considered so far was a drum with a few crystals, to sort of marry them together. I thought I’d try this to see if I could get another opinion before I ordered it, to see if the metals were close enough.