15' x 9' is a big sectional. I think you can use two tables. But how are you planning to orient them? Once facing the long side and one facing the short side of the sectional? Or both facing the long side? In my mind I see two or even three non-directional tables. Maybe simple round columns equidistant in the ell of the space, with one serving the short side and the other two the long side. And they can then be a bit smaller and scooched around to where they are needed at any particular time. Some ideas: http://www.coffeetablesandendtables.com/Sitcom-Tiber-Collection-Coffee-Table-TIB101.htm http://www.allcoffeetables.com/Oriental-Furniture-FB-OTTO-NAT-OFN2107.html http://www.allcoffeetables.com/Luxo-by-Modloft-MCP191PA-M-LXM1028.html http://www.allcoffeetables.com/Steve-Silver-Furniture-BT100CAS-SVV1389.html

I would not put a coffee table in the middle of that sectional, the space is too small for it. Instead I would get two matching end tables for each end of the sectional. And then I would get an accent chair and put a small table next to it. And then I would remove those two lettered boards and hang one large piece of art.

What does the 4th wall in your room look like? Is it possible to rearrange things? Give it a quarter turn so that it is no longer in front of the windows. In other words, one section on the back wall and the other section would be where the TV / console currently set. The TV could then be on that (unseen) 4th wall. I also think the TV is mounted too high.

@Patricia Colwell thanks! Our TV is in the corner in the bottom right of the bottom picture (you can see our daughter there). We’re doing a corner fireplace there as well. So would you suggest leaving the sofa where it is and doing two chairs where the loveseat is now? Like this pic?