I say “no” to the table because it is just too much of the same shape as the couch and the media stand; because the top is not the bright white; because the frame is so industrial and your sofa is not that look. Consider the feet of your sofa.

I don't really know why but classic attracts me cos it is often rather practical and can still be stylish. Love a hidden shelf in a coffee table too.

At the moment I don't have a coffee table but a good tip is to use a tray to display or place items on as you can easily pick it up and move it if you need more space or to clean the table. You could use a wooden one, rattan or even a vintage silver plated tray, whatever suits your style. As for items, a few lovely coffee table books stacked neatly, a decorative container, maybe a bowl with wooden, glass or ceramic balls, a hurricane lamp with candle could be placed on the table and a vase of flowers is a must. Look around for items that suit the theme of your decor, ie if it's coastal you could use a lovely piece of white coral, a blue and white vase and some lovely books on coastal style.

I would rethink both the tv cabinet and coffee table as along with the couches they are too heavy for the space. You need to get some light underneath them rather than the solid shapes. Currently they stain is too red. Glass is ok for tables but it can be difficult to keep clean with children in a home and having something all glass would highlight how heavy the couches were. The combo of a timber top and the iron base is good for the coffee table You could possibly paint, restain or oil the cabinet to match the table. Alternately they could be painted and used for storage in children bedrooms rather than discarding. I would work on getting some texture into the room and a lighter rug would make difference to the overall look. Go brighter rather than lighter with the cushions - and introduce some pattern- they can always be returned if they don't work. Throw rugs might also be cosy. good luck