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I know my Dad would just appreciate the back shed with the corry rusted out, a radio blaring on the wooden bench and a ton of oil stains all over the floor. He can then sit in his ripped old recliner and read his paper in peace and quiet, after he has tinkered with the old bomb car he dragged home out of a paddock. So none of these would suit him!

Hi pallavi the cut out area would be great for the marble table. A large round mirror above it (i just bought one from freedom at a reasonable price). Maybe a hanging macrame pot plant in the corner (hanging from thr ceiling) where ur current plant is......this would be a vocal point as soon as people walk in. Yes a piece of artwork on the opposite wall would be nice to balance both sides. Hope this helps you alittle to get ur creative hat on and just go for it. the only problem is there is no storage as u wanted but you can always put a nice bowl on the console for u to store keys.

My attitude is that artwork is artwork . I don't mean that in a bad way , and I love art , and that piece is really nice . But it isn't part of the table , it isn't intended to be . Move it 40cm higher and 80cm or whatever to the right . Basically , don't make it look part of anything else , and don't make it look 'formal' . Then the table you can do what you like with -- it is a table , it now isn't part of an art installation !