A round coffee table/tables similar to the above photo would look great, two things, would you consider moving your side board back next to the end of the leather lounge this would mean swaping the lamp and the circle wall hanging over and placing a floor lamp on the floor in that corner. Then the lamp next to the sofa could be used for reading and also give softer lighting to your room instead of the ceilin lights. Also your lounge appears to be made up of two sections, a two and a three seater or two x three seaters, could you move the section under the window along towards the door which would allow for a low square table with lamp in that corner. The small corner of the "L" would look lovely with full length curtains, floor lamp and arm chair with side table, your dining table appears to be on the other side of that window? Love your Iranian pot and stand next to the front door, I used to have a couple of those. Attaching more photo's for your thoughts.

where are the existing kitchen cabinets and exact position of the sink (and dw?) stove and fridge? ..please include the length of all walls for better understanding of the total space available......but, assuming that the whole end wall is about 3.6m and the existing kitchen cabinets run along the bedroom wall about 3.6m? (with stove sink and fridge?) having matching kitchen cabinets installed under the window with a matching tall 1m wide pantry cabinet in the corner (no more than 60cms deep to allow doors to open without projecting past the corner) would give the best results ...anything else is just a free standing cabinet and with the new cabinets (and new counter and doors for the old kitchen?) you'll have a streamlined new kitchen with three times the storage and counter space with patience and enthusiasm the new cupboards could be made out of flatpac cabinets available in most Hardware stores

Hello Elpi, I really love how you have chosen to display the mirror and artwork on the chosen walls. In regards to the buffet, I think you will find the space isn't blending nicely because it may be a little over crowded. If possible, I would see how it looks mounting the mirror to the wall, and changing to decorations with noticeably different heights. You could still use some of the items that you already have, but possibly opting for a few more that are shorter and rounder, as opposed to tall and skinny. A good place to start might be adding items that are similar colours to that of the artwork. I also, I think this would also help the dining room merge with the living room, which seems a lot softer and doesn't feature as many straight lines. Look for small, rounded coloured decorations, similar to the attached images as inspiration. Good Luck!

You just need to purchase an appropriate width console for that space. There are a lot on the market which are 1200mm or less. Which would be 100mm either side of console table. As @bigreader has said a large indoor plant may look better in the corner. Add a floor runner to add texture and warmth.