In addition to loving blue velvet, suezq was curious about the fantastic pair of round coffee tables spotted in one of the blue velvet rooms (shown below and here). We don't know the exact source for those, but found a few that might give your living room a similar feel, including the low tray table from CB2 above.
If it's the hairpin legs you're after, DIY experts everywhere are finding old hairpin legs and attaching them to their favorite (or a great yet inexpensive) table top. If it's more about the same general look and a "low, low coffee table" (like it is for suezq), this variety including round, square and rectangular is a good starting point:
• Stash coffee table from CB2 ($349)
• Blå Station Occhio (price available upon request from manufacturer)
• Lacquer and brushed steel coffee table from Bo Concept ($349)
• Ripple coffee table from Blu Dot ($599)
• Room #3 in Blue Velvet Obsession
Dirty Little Secrets of Tidy Families
Hillary & Michael's Refined Roost
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
Sprout Side Table
Kitchen Before & After: A Cookbook Author Transforms His 1950s Kitchen
Recipe: Ham, Cheddar & Chive Egg Bakes
I love love love that room with the blue couch. Love. Those round tables look just like the Paperclip Table from CB2, although I imagine they're much more expensive.
where do I find couches like those pictured? they look so comfy and would be a great alternative to sleeper sofas.
@amandasand they are piazza sofas from cb2. we just bought one in kelp - it's super comfortable, has one long cushion the size of an xlong twin so works well as a sleeper too - much softer than the twilight sofa from dwr.
we have a large low simple iron frame glass coffee table with it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/katherinerobinson/3945350242/
Unless you're verrrrrrrrrrrry long-legged, aren't those sofas too deep?
does anyone know where I can get this carpet? I know I've seen it before, but I'm not sure where...