Why not a round flat top large ottoman, to soften the overall look. The brown modular lounge is quite heavy and rather angular (still nice though!). You could select a soft pattern fabric, perhaps like this: Then some large feather filled scatter cushions for the sofa in the same pattern + some complementary prints. If you're in NSW or VIC we custom make ottomans in any dimensions or fabric you like - https://www.strictlycomfort.com.au/lounge-room/ottomans.html Hopefully this helps!

Thank you everyone so very much for your responses and advice. I liked the idea of having a bold piece to tie the church in but like a few have mentioned, something simple might be nice to not overshadow the pieces we've collected. The Nick Cali nesting tables might work quite well, simple but still have the raw wood and we can move them around. I also like the idea of a round table. Annb1997 we actually looked at the carved coffee table, it's super cute and pretty it's a shame that it's just a bit too low to be functional with the sofas. We are probably looking at something around 45 cm in height...but we might still get it anyway and add it into the library nook. We move at the start of Dec, will post photos :) Here's one of the current owner's layout. Thank you again everyone you've been amazing!

Yes, Ann I think this room needs a lamp in the corner for extra lighting and also height and I would love a piece or two of wall decor but not necessarily a canvas or print. The room looks bare but isn't ...it's actually quite small by today's standards. Long and thin. I know what I want....just can't find it LOL. At the moment my attention is diverted to replacing my kitchen benchtop with black granite, so the lounge room is on the back burner for the next month or so. The furniture wood is Australian oak, and the lower pieces are black stain rather than paint, so the wood grain is still evident. The tops are distressed and burnished, but still sealed. Lovely quality, (weigh a ton!) and made in Australia. Bought at The SofaShop. We have always had Aussie oak. We were looking for something much lighter, but both fell in love with this....the walls are painted in hog bristle 1/4.

If that is the case, then contact a company that deals in metal furniture and art. They may be able to make the base for you, and then a kitchen bench top specialist might be able to cut a round piece of quartz for the top. Someone like this company. https://www.overwrought.com.au/products/furniture/