It's unclear as to why you are saving a corner at the sofa for lanterns and other "stuff", and why the tv and console you now have, are jammed to a corner! Draw and measure the space, show where the kitchen/dining is. All the walls, windows, openings in feet and inches, Please Upload that as a very legible j peg.

Like most manufacturers, Gaggenau does not provide the interior dimensions of its ovens as shown in the 400-series spec sheet. The Cafe CTD70DM2NS5 and Cafe CTD70DP2NS1 are the CR top-rated double wall ovens and the oven sizes are listed in the Specifications sections of the Home Depot product web pages.

You might try floating the sofa in the space, facing the fireplace and then flanking the fireplace with each chair. Notice how all the furniture is laid out in the images from our designs included here. Perhaps one of these layouts will work better for your space.

Thirty inches is an extremely common lamp height these days. How you use a lamp, where you use it, shade proportion to base, the harp, the finial, all matter, for a good look. All said, you're probably not a lighting designer and a lamp either looks right, or it doesn't. I'm not a lamp creator, either, I DO know what looks good where and on what. The price of lampshades, unless you head to Target or the discount stores has soared..... and all considered? Maybe not everything needs a rescue: ) because you might have a hundred bucks into a rescue even with no guesswork. https://www.lumens.com/pinn-table-lamp-by-adesso-ADS2392549.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=PLA&utm_brand=Adesso&utm_id=ADS2392549&utm_campaign=1440416580&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw88yxBhBWEiwA7cm6pSIWUETxgN8zfZpAdr-pQJcOAP3SGhb0cYp8YgvFnMr-sEjwql9dVBoCkuIQAvD_BwE