I'm not surprised you crashed as you were keeping quite a pace going. Enjoy the cruise and come back with fresh new eyes and perhaps some artwork to put on your shelves/walls. I'm so sorry you damaged your new table. That must've been so frustrating, but glad to hear you can order a new top.

@kathy rie you might want to see if you can make the arrangement work that Dane Austin shows. If you look there isn't a large amount of space between the table and the seating so pulling the seating closer together might make it work with a rectangular coffee table instead of the square one so the coffee table isn't as wide. Although your furniture does look deep. It is hard to tell what the dimensions are in the space, but the dining area looks to be roughly 12 ft wide to the edge of the fireplace, so it is possible it could work if your furniture isn't extra deep.

How do you live with no lamps in that space?! I don't even see pot lights in the ceiling. I too would want a sofa table for lamps if nothing else but where would they plug in?? Your table should be similar to the wood of the TV console or the metal of your side tables if you want the room to look cohesive. The rule is two hits of any one wood/metal in your case for tables for it not to look like a garage sale. I would not introduce something that will have to stand alone at this point. I am sure the fan is very needed for air flow but the suggested lower chandelier would also be lovely.

Thank you all for the feedback, especially the point about not bringing in every color and maybe choosing one. I’ve found an artist in Milan who will do a painting just for me, using a technique I love called impasto (where the paint is thick and sticks out from the surface) - through Etsy. Thoughts on these 4 options? The first 3 would be 60x32 but the last would be 60x40 and more pricey. If anyone has photoshop skills I would really appreciate seeing them with my couch, especially the first one (which I’m leaning towards)!