Either of these for side tables?

Personally, as to what kind of lamps, I like how a tall floor lamp 'steps up' transitions in height from art up to the doors. Try and then table on other side? sofa seems fine - if you want to, tell how wide it is and how wide the wall is, but that's not any certain problem.

You have a beautiful home

Those end tables look too small. Look for a rectangular or square shape just a few inches shorter than the depth of your sofa, like this example. A larger size will be a better surface for lamps also. Make sure it is no more than an inch shorter than the arm height.

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Decormyhome thank you- I really struggle with it.

This is the side table that matches my coffee table. Too matchy matchy?

Or this one that matches the sofa table under the sun mirror? They seem a little serious or fussy to me but I am definitely NOT a designer.

Or...this?

I don’t have a theme. I just want a cohesive look. I really like the idea of one side table and a floor lamp. Do you like any of the three side tables I just posted? I think I like the third one best (Millis). It seems to be the ‘lightest’ feeling of the three. I like the floor lamp you suggested with the three shades but I don’t think it would look good in front of the art.

Water in art, bird, lantern, tiled floor, etc.. to me at least a little reads coastal. Grass in vase/stones, and so floor lamp with texture I thought maybe, and not in front of art... ?

The mirror frame is made of wood rods/sticks. Yes, I would say my style is coastal, transitional, with a touch of glam. I do like the side table/lamp combo that JudyD Designs suggested! They are not very tall (58”)and the room has high ceilings. Table part is 15” Diam and 25.5” high.
26” between sofa arm on right to bump out. And 29” from L sofa arm to bump out. Sofa arm height 25”.

Mirror

Are you putting any drapery in, that may change the look a bit. Just didn’t see it mentioned so was wondering.

Amy10N - no drapes

You could just use stationary side panel drapes with short rods, for pure aesthetics and would add repetition of color to the room.

@LB Interiors that looks lovely and instantly gives a finished look. I think it would take focus off the corner.

LB Interiors- that does look very nice. Interesting idea!

Capiz and mirror have vibe of texture – yours posted could tip the balance too traditional. Garden stool could be an artful look. Or another textured: stools made of wood, concrete, etc…

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https://www.lampsplus.com/products/legend-open-cage-tray-table-floor-lamp-with-usb__81c18.html

Anyone like the Millis side table above?

One + floor lamp or two?

(I know they are dark but the coffee table is staying as is, so cohesive?)

I think a single base side table would look best. And for a lamp there are so many choices, perhaps one with some height would look nice.

Thank you Amy10N & sternl1201 re: drapes

Millis is my fav, and in mockup above. Seems best with something to fill corner with color or texture, like her blue lamp.

I think the room needs lighting anyway and it would be perfect for that corner. Could also add Roman blinds on the sliding doors.

I would not match the side table with what you already have. Since you have an open legged coffee table and an open legged end table between the chairs, I would use a large solid end table for one side, with a lamp, which will also give you some storage, and then you can use a floor lamp on the other side of the sofa. All your wood in your room is the same dark finish, so you might consider a painted finish for the end table for some interest -white, cream, blue, or green. The rest of your furniture in the room is perfect as it is.

I bit the bullet and bought 2 of the Millis side tables. I guess I really like symmetry. And the floor lamp was just throwing me for a loop. THANK YOU all for your help!! I will post pictures as soon as they are in place.

Bit of shine dressy for your new tables !?

bronze organza outer shade and light gold inner shade / W 19" x H 32" mercury glass. 3-way switch 150-watt max, for 138

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Everdebz those are beautiful!

Too big, too dark, too clunky! Grrrrr :(
Going back.
Back to square 1
Plant and floor lamp maybe

That photo shows tray ceiling [is it?]... is that an element of formality? There's a view to outdoors. I think you have plenty of interest, and new items could be 'lighter'... oh well, it was worth the try. :)

smaller? same stain but slightly 'washed' is it...

I feel the side table balances the bulk of the coffee table. Maybe just not used to it. The others seemed too light weight with the coffee table.

I think glass and wood is nice for your room.

This one is nice too.

https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Coffee-Sofa-End-Tables/2030/subcat.html?featuredproduct=9438981&featuredoption=13974419&kid=9553000357392&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=16624517-000-000&cnc=US&cid=248961&type=pla&targetid=pla-431180529994&track=pspla&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9YWDBhDyARIsADt6sGZNh9sI6BG20atoPPr5UGPJyb6JWqIRGPK8VT9RhYutJCiQhHGZfP4aAr9QEALw_wcB

I feel like a couple of solid natural wood bunching tables would add a lot of warmth to the corner and overall space, especially if you add the coastal style draped recommended earlier. Nothing too large in size, just something to add some greenery and accents. Mixing textures adds a lot of depth to a space and would tie in nicely to your design aesthetic.

Curious how wide sofa/ loveseat is, and how wide end table?

Sofa is 82” wide, coffee table is 48” x 32”, side table is 22” square. Maybe a tall bookshelf or a bar cart or bar cabinet or... 🤪

I have three different tones of wood in the space now (sofa table, cocktail table and dining room table) maybe I shouldn’t go with another wood?

Any of these?

I think your square end table is fine - it's a good size for a table lamp. You could also try it on the other side of your sofa, by the sliders, and use a smaller end table or floor lamp on this end by the kitchen.

If you are keeping the coffee table, you need to repeat a wood tone dark color in the room. If it is not repeated, it becomes the focal point in the room, discounting the navy accents, due to it being the only strong wood contrast color. Example...

Please excuse my mess but here is the other side of the room. I think the sofa table is of similar tone and style so I can (maybe?) do something different on sides of the sofa?

sternl2001 Thanks for the pic! Yes, now I see.... you can choose another color for a side table. How about a light soft gray? Washed gray? Gray in rug and on walls? Ashley https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/urlander_end_table/T673-6.html?mrkgcl=1069&product_id=T673-6&google_pla=true&&mrkgadid=1&mrkgen=gpla&mrkgbflag=0&mrkgcat=&&acctid=21700000001497894&dskeywordid=92700034595410276&lid=92700034595410276&ds_s_kwgid=58700004177353577&ds_s_inventory_feed_id=97700000003427474&dsproductgroupid=296303633664&product_id=T673-6&merchid=102213865&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=%7bproduct_store_id%7d&device=c&network=g&matchtype=&locationid=9031163&creative=181443363029&targetid=pla-296303633664&campaignid=760679193&adgroupid=37679853022&gclid=Cj0KCQjwmIuDBhDXARIsAFITC_7c--gKbZzsRaH2VavKorRBFbJ7w60DKYDux1qwcNryhRs-1ay7XYsaAh-2EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Yes, I think a metal and glass end table would look great in your space. Or the metal leg end table with the stone top you posted above if it's tall enough for the sofa arm. You can do two of the same on each side, but you do need a larger one for at least one side so you can place a lamp on it. You can keep the wood end table on the side by your sliders and use a smaller, lighter looking option on the open side of your room.

If you like a gray washed end table, you could lighten the room by painting the coffee table base a soft gray. Inspiration ....

Thoughts on these please?
One on each side of sofa?
Gray or brown?
Thank you!

Lol, never mind- I put it back the other way with sofa in front of sliders. Still room behind sofa but we rarely use those sliders. We use others from the FR/kitchen

I like the floor plan a lot. Simple, open, airy and opens the pathway to the slider. I like the small stand in the corner.

Maybe a floor plant on the right side of the sofa to soften the symmetry of arrangement. I like the gray side table you posted. It would be nice between the 2 chairs. It would add interest with a new furniture color and be functional.

Thoughts on the two lamps? Do they add to the room? Thank you