The table posted by threedgrad is by KNF designs... I actually just ordered a mosaic dining table from them. They have a lot more than the 5 designs featured on frontgate. They also have 4 metal finishes as well. If you call them, they will tell you where the nearest store that carries it is and if you don't have one nearby, they can ship you one directly. They come in 30, 36, 42 & 48 " round coffee size, 42 and 54 inch oval coffee size and 48" rectangular coffee table sizes. You can download their entire catalog at their website. Just click on the Garden catalog. They look even better IRL. The only drawback is that the lead time on my patio table is 8 weeks... Here is a link that might be useful: KNF mosaic tables

Thanks for the pics! I don't have any pics to share yet, as this room is currently my dining room and I am swapping the dining room and sitting area. I have ordered a loveseat - comfy but small scale and I also have a smaller piano to go in that room. So far, not too much furniture, IMO. I went and saw the table at the auction house today. It is very nice in real life. It looks very similar to jjam's. I plan to bid on it because I would like it. The owner said he can strip the heavy varnish for just $40 and give me (one of his 'preferred' customers, LOL!) free delivery. So, if I can get the table at a nice price, it could work very nicely for me. :) I'll let everyone know the outcome of the auction after the close tomorrow noon.

Take a photo or just stand where you enter the room. From that perspective, you have to consider the line of sight and how the pendants are going to fight the table light or not. Will the table light hang lower? Will you see just the bottom of it below the sight line of the pendants. To me, the answer is if they are going to "interrupt" each other, than you shouldn't have both. What about more can lights?

It’s not easy to update just one piece, but I think the table is a good choice. It‘s certainly not too heavy, feels more modern and light and will connect with your furniture. I wouldn’t add strong pops of color just for color sake, as you mentioned you like neutrals. There are so many ways to add interest by layering, texture, pattern, art. You could change rug to a less busy design with colors that better help pull the space together and be sure it includes creamy white to complement/bring out coffee table’s surface. Look for updated cushions, combining solids and patterns and accessorize coffee table. There is a lot of helpful information on Pinterest. The accessories and style of rug below would be lovely in your room, a nice refresh. Could also consider redoing shelving and again reference Pinterest for ideas.