I think to make it look symmetrical you need to do a bit of moving about and it can look fantastic. I had had the same issue and did a bit of moving about. Try to remove the carpet underneath as it looks busy with it and takes the focus away from the table. I would also add some colour on the table, like small green pots and add a few books to complement the colour scheme. Well our taste is individual and if you think it's working then it's working. :) send us pictures after rearranging.

A round coffee table would work well to pick up on the circular shapes already in the room such as the ceiling roses and even the curves on the new sofa arms. We have a customer that's had these sofa's recently and we went for a scandi style. Heres the project on our page - https://www.houzz.co.uk/hznb/projects/modern-neutral-living-room-with-panelling-pj-vj~6852944

Hi andreimadutza, a round coffee table would work with the shapes you have in the room and a rug will add warmth and a cosy feel against the flooring. If you need any help with the finishing touches, you may find our Mini Living package helpful. Here is the link if you would like to take a look - https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/mini-living-details

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