Kitchen sofa - which color?

Thank you very much for the clarification. I actually first had to think of something like the corner bench at my grandmother's, on which I sat almost 40 years ago. And basically, that's what it is. When you think of all the standard bland kitchens of today (which, by the way, we also have now and will have in the house), you wouldn't even think of it at first. But of course, eating in the kitchen used to be quite normal. So great idea. And to get back to the actual question, with the colors you mentioned, I would probably really go for a rich, strong yellow.

As far as I can recognize the colors: green.

A suitable table could also be Ennea from Ligne Roset, not oval but tapering at the ends and without feet that get in the way.

Rich, strong yellow is well said. :) I would like to buy exactly this sofa model and just have to decide between these 5 colors. The yellow is mustard yellow. A strong mustard yellow. :D

The green is olive green, so leaning towards warm. Also very nice. But does it fit with a black kitchen?

Now I just bought a table. The table you suggested is super chic with the legs. Unfortunately, my room is too small for it. But I'll note it down for the next house. :D

The green in the small picture is, for example, a green that unfortunately does not trigger me at all. Actually, the yellow triggers me more there.
Have you ever sat on the sofa? Not that you’ll be disappointed afterwards.

... if the table tip was meant for me, a nice table, but it does not meet my requirements ;) .. but you couldn’t know that. My table should be made of wild oak wood, so knotted, to better match my existing open-plan kitchen. Extendable, so that in extreme cases up to 16 people (not for eating, but for chatting and drinking ;) ) can sit around it. And of course fit well with the existing kitchen sofa.

.. the 130 cm depth at the maximum point is, in the basic configuration, an oval table 130x175, which should even work well for playing cards, as three people can sit very comfortably on each of the long sides and each can easily reach the middle of the table.

My table should be made of wild oak wood, with knots, so that it matches better with my existing open-plan kitchen living area. Extendable, so that in extreme cases up to 16 people (not for eating, but for chatting and drinking ;) ) can sit around it.

Stylistically and in terms of requirements similar to our table – but this one is not friendly for kitchen sofa access.