Anyone?

A couple of questions.

What's on the wall to the left of the fireplace? Is there a TV there?

What do you use this room for? Kids playing? Adults having a conversation? Guests? TV watching? Eating? Knitting? Reading? Playing board games?

Is there something that you would like to do in this room, but can't because the room isn't set up for it?

How many people do you need seating for on a daily basis?

What don't you like about the furniture arrangement that you have?

If you center the couch on the window, does that put the loveseat too close to kitchen area? I think you need a larger rug? What size is there now? Can you take a photo showing toward the fp area? The first photo looks like a larger rug would maybe crowd or hit the fp.

I prefer the setup where you show the sofa on the wall of the windows. I think it works better there than the love seat. Are you getting a new rug or just want to know where to put the current one? Is there room to scoot the sofa down a bit, away from the FP?

There is a tv to the left of the fireplace. The rug I have no is 5 x 7. We use the room for watching tv, hang out there when we have guests. It's our only living room so we use it all the time.

here is a pic of the front of the room

Here is another pic of the other side of the room also

Alright! Thank you! I'll post some updated pics to see if y'all have any more ideas. How about the mantel now? I can't get the sticks out of the vase

any ideas of what to put on the right side?

How is the living room arrangement now?

That lamp cord plugged into the outlet near the grandfather clock is an accident waiting to happen with a toddler. Why don't you get an extension cord and run it under the sofa and plug it into the outlet near the fp.

Oh yeah- ignore the cords for now, once I decide on furniture the cords will move to another outlet

Have you tried it with the sofa and loveseat switched? I don't know if it would impede traffic flow though, but it looks off balance now because of how the sofa relates to the window wall. I would try it and see if it looks more balanced.

The pictures I posted at the top show the sofa and love seat both ways- which one should be against window? Sofa or love seat?

Sofa fits better on window wall. It would look nicer if it were centered. I'd find another place for the grandfather clock. And yes, you need a larger rug.

Oops, overlooked that. I think either the sofa or the loveseat should be centered on the window wall. The clock does look too squeezed into that corner. With the furniture centered you won't have room for it there.

Can you sketch or give room size...what's on the tv fireplace wall? A hall way or is it all wall? Rug is too small, it may work in the dining space. Can the TV be moved?

Here's a pic of the fireplace/tv wall

what you see on the far left is the entrance to the front door

Would the grandfather clock look ok in one of these corners? We don't really have anywhere else to put it

I think it would be the same scenario in the dining room. Would look squeezed in. Is there enough room on the wall with the mirror? No, I guess not. Just saw your other pic. What's around the corner by the front door entrance? Is there room there?

NoIt's a pretty small wall

Ok so put th grandfather clock in the office. Here is where I'm at. Btw- thank you all for your help! How's it lookin now? Does it look empty in that corner? I'm trying to declutter though so maybe it's good w nothing in the corner?

I can't completely center the large sofa bc then the love seat would be so close to the kitchen wall

That looks a lot better! Do you need to access that pass through? If not, I'd try moving the loveseat back a bit so that you can center the sofa.

It looks better, but I would try centering the loveseat to see how that works as well. Much better without the clock, that corner doesn't look empty at all.

Great! Now I'm on the search for a rug!

What do you guys think of these choices?

Or neither?

I think the arrangement looks better. What color is your furniture? Cream? I think I'd stay away from the first rug because the white looks really stark. I prefer the second one. Will you be adding different pillows?

Furniture is creamish. I was going to add a couple more pillows that coordinate w the rug

I like blue with tans and creams, but as was said by the previous poster, the white would be too stark, you have all tans and creams. The second one looks like it could work, it looks like it has enough color to pull from for accent colors. It depends on what other colors you want in the room, but I do like the second one.

I would replace the mirror with the GF clock.

Hard to tell with the lighting - what is your wall and curtain color? Hard to advise on rug color without knowing this. I like the second rug option better (depending on wall/curtain color) and I think I'd pull some of the rust-orange tones for pillows and throw blanket.