I don't think you really want to have an ottoman that is equidistant from every seating spot on the perimeter. It would be ungainly and look like an island. We have an L-shaped sectional that is 12 feet long on one end, and over 9 feet long on the other. Our ottoman is a 44" square and I think the proportions look right. We do not really eat or drink outside of our kitchen and DR, so the purpose of the ottoman is really for feet and reading materials. We also have a sofa table behind the 12' side. (our sectional is in the middle of the room, not against any walls. Looking at your layout, I might envisage an ottoman that is right justified in the bottom corner, inside of the sofas. You can also put a table in the dead corner or behind one of the sofas, although given where your TV is I am not sure you can really do that, since pushing either sofa out might obscure part of the TV. Do you own both sofas? I think you may want one of the sofas a wee bit smaller.

Someone beat you to it, but I would not think it would be a practical coffee/ottoman table. It did not look like it was on feet and the "toe bump" issue can be a problem making a coffee/ottoman table without feet very annoying.

Thanks, Les. This is a room that we will spend time in, so we will be watching TV and putting our feet up. I am planning to put a rug in there, and maybe rather than a coffee table ottoman, a coffee table would be better. We can always get a small ottoman to pull over from a side chair maybe if we want one. As far as pattern and color goes in the rug, I don't know how much more pattern I can go with since I already have the pattern in the pillows and am thinking of bringing in a side chair in the animal print. However, I may not use the animal print for anything more than a pillow. I don't know yet. I really need some help on finding a side chair for this room too, as well as tables but I guess that's too many questions for this one thread. Johnatemp, if I'm going to go with a coffee table, I think the one you chose is a nice one. I like the color of the wood with the artwork and the sofa I think. And it's not too contemporary looking.

This made me think of a hotel room we stayed in last year in New York. The Ottoman was round and could put a Tray on it or it could be pulled into two pieces so could be separated for people on different ends of the sectional. It worked great with our family and it was in blue. I was told you could have it custom made where I live for $500 to $750 but ended up finding one at Home Sense that was simpler. Found this picture online and in the other one excuse my family but you can see how the ottoman splits.