Just to update, we finally ordered a sectional from Century. It is L shaped with a loveseat on one wall and a sofa length on the other. The good thing is that it is 43" deep so it should be very comfortable to lay on. We chose a chenille type fabric in a greenish tone. We started the room's decor off by picking 2 oriental rugs and pulling colors from that. The sofa comes with 7 throw pillows, so I chose 2 different fabrics for 4 of those. We'll see if it works or not when it comes in! On another note, once we started to choose decor, we realized the color on the walls was pukey and we had to get the painters back to change from blue to brown. I'm so glad we did that. It really warms up a basement room with no windows. The lighting is what made color selection so tricky. Also in there, we got a leather recliner from Hancock & Moore. And the really neat looking Wisteria Barn door coffee table. Funny thing is that when it arrived, it really did smell like a...barn door! Fortunately that smell has disapated.

Definitely like one C table as i think i posted early on. I also think the nesting tables are more functional than a single table but surely each concept will work. A single table with your sectional configuration tends to sit in middle where only one person can reach the table. So think about how your family will use your room and go from there. Also, try to stay within one style preference. Your sofa is modern not mid century so i would lean towards modern tables and console. I am not saying they should match just be consistent. Especially with your TV console. Do not mount TV. A way to test where the center of your TV should set, take a string from someone sitting and laying on sofa like you are watching TV. Pull the string to the other side of room. Have person hold string at their eye level. Put small piece of painter tape on the wall. That is best viewing spot for center of your TV screen. Measure from floor to tape. Make notes. Then take with you when buying new TV. BUY TV first. Then know height of TV To determine height of console. Get width as groveraxle mentioned approx 25% wider than TV. Have fun!

Does anyone have experience or instructions for disassembling these for a move? I've contacted Macy's and they told me to contact the manufacturer (Kuka) directly, which I did, but getting very strange answers about the product, as if they don't actually know how it's put together. We have the two power recliners that are linked together. But do the arms detach also? The manufacturer is telling me to lift entire unit by the arms and they are telling me it doesn't come apart in the middle. Both of these answers seem problematic, but the items were delivered and installed by Macy's several years ago, and I can't quite remember how they were put together. I have asked Kuka directly for some sort of user's manual, but no luck.

@Salina For the year we had the C&B Axis II it held up exceptionally well. Cushions looked just as they did when new. On the couple of occasions when a spill occurred, the stock Douglas fabric did what it's advertised to do - liquid rolled off and it resisted any staining. I say 'had' because we needed to leave it behind when we sold that much-too-big house for one half the size, tucked up high on a mountain top in California - where we are now. But we did like the Axis so much we're planning to buy a smaller version of it, once the remodel of the new place is complete.