I like it but I think the floral couch is too big for the spot you have it in. If you need the seating, then leave it there but pull it closer to your chair/couch arrangement....enough to walk behind it....otherwise, how about putting it somewhere else and putting your console (the one in the window) in that spot by the stairs.?

I also thought of moving the couch in much closer so that it's part of the conversation area, but I'm not sure you'd have enough room to walk behind it.

Frankly, I like the flowery couch best of all, but that's just my style and I don't care for that style of leather furniture. What if you were to have the one couch facing the other, and then had one of the chairs where you now have the couch? You'd be able to push the chair in much more closely to have a cozy conversation group. Of course that would leave you with an extra leather chair. Is there another room where it could be put to good use?

My original plan was to put the 2 couches facing each other. I don't know that both chairs would fit where the floral couch is right now. All the leather is definitely staying in this room. Even though I like the floral couch, it will be the one to go if I can't make this all work. If we move the couch in closer, we could walk behind it, but there would be no opening into the center of all the seating. Does that make sense?

You have a beautiful home! Okay, from what I can tell is you have too much furniture in the room. If you have a couple of teenage boys, then keep the floral sofa for now, if not, it probably should go. lol Once you take that sofa out you can then figure a better floor plan for the leather furniture.

I like the arrangement but I'd scoot the leagther sofa back to the sofa table. And maybe add a coffee table in front of the sofa. You will still have space for walking and for your little one to play. Maybe a painted wood coffee table to add a bit more color?

I would take the end table/lamp out of the room, the one between the chair and wall, and add a floor lamp in the corner.

With those pieces gone, you can turn the clock to face the TV, but centered in the small wall space near the stairs.

Rooms need to have a bit of airiness to keep from feeling crowded/claustrophobic.

I've been in your situation before and it was hard getting rid of pieces I liked, but once I did we felt a lot more comfortable!

Thank you Oakley! A couple things. The end table you want to remove holds our tv components. That's why it's there. We really want some kind of glass door cabinet there for the components, but so far we haven't found anything we like. I agree a coffe table should go in between the sofa and chairs, but I do hate a coffee table. And really, I dont want to buy MORE furniture! Lastly, the clock has been at an angle in that corner since we bought the house (7 years ago). We can't center it on the stair wall as its way too tall. If the floral couch were gone, I'd probably just leave everything else as it is. I was just hoping to find a way to keep it. (Ps, floral couch is a sleeper and it does get used a couple times a year when we have a full house.)

Try what Annie suggested but also turn your rug 180?

Agree, try Annie's suggestion.