Wow, my head is spinning! So many great ideas here. Les, you have such an eye. I've always liked the look of two small cocktail tables; in fact that is what we had in our LR when I grew up and my sister and I used to spend hours coloring and doing homework on them. Those would be fab, but out of my price range at the moment. If I see something similar on CL, the flea market, etc., Lord knows what could happen :) kswl, once again, great minds think alike. I have considered doing pillows, because I know the needlepoint is quite old and has already started fraying in some places, but I guess I'm just not ready to tear into the chair yet. I also can't quite visualize what the chair would look like with "regular" upholstery. Maybe it's because I've been looking at the chair this way for so long. I've seen settees redone and they look lovely, so I'm sure I could find something when the time comes. I have redone the back of the chair already and want to redo it again; it has a jewel tone plaid on it that worked with my old color scheme but not with this one. I think I'm just going to replace it with black; maybe leather, as I know many chairs in that era were done in leather. The back was originally done in a black fabric made to look like it had been stitched, but it was literally falling apart. So the chair will no doubt continue to evolve at some point. Loribee, You have a great idea, but the chinoiserie table is really too big to sit next to the CL chair. But I do have an idea; I think it can go next to the couch, and the bookshelf that is sitting there now can move to where the table had been sitting; just up against a corner wall. I will post some pics later. I do love both tables, and I know they can both find a home in the room. Thanks again all, you have really made me love my LR again!

Thanks everyone! Space between couch and chair is 7', each table is about 3' wide. I've mocked it up here. I think I'll try out #3, it's around $100, and does appear to be high quality, if I hate it I can always resell and keep looking. I am planning on using a gold toned chandelier in the dining room which is across the entryway, so it will be worth a try. In the meantime I'll have a table before Thanksgiving.

IMO that sofa is too small get and actual sofa instead of an oversized loveseat then add 2 chairs A T.V stand should not be as high as a buffet so neither of those really work, both coffee table are too cluncky with that small sofa. If you could post some pics of the space and a floor plan we might have a better feel for it.I am a bit confudsed as to what you actually are buying in the picture you posted.

I applaud your choice of sofas rather than a sectional! And I like the style as well. What color and fabric will the chairs be? I would keep the lines simple, clean, and modern to go with the rest of the room, and I would get something round to balance the squareness of the sofas. Not sure if this is a good size or color for your space, but this is the style I'm thinking of: