What a great dorm room! I would have liked that as a student. The furniture in there looks heavy to move. You might like to make a graph paper template of the room and cut out papers to scale to represent your furniture. This way you can easily slide things around and see how they fit before muscling everything into place. Alternatively, you could draw up your room on homestyler.com. It might be a bit tricky to find pieces that are an exact match your furniture sizes, but you can probably make do. I think you'll be able to find a workable solution by playing with it a little bit on paper, or online. On paper, I'd try the armoire to One side of the sink, between the sink, Whichever side where it fits better. Couch against the window, then tv where armoire is now. I love being able to sit sideways on a couch while reading so I've got good light, and can give my eyes a break by looking outside. This will give you more open floor space, which is nice when friends stop by.

If you don't really use the coffee table then how about an ottoman with a tray on it? Then the people on the couch portion have a place to put their feet up. I have a long, narrow ottoman in front of my couch. It was a place filler while I searched for a coffee table I liked. We got so used to putting our feet up when watching a movie that I never got that coffee table. Mine has a flip up top for storage. I keep a wooden tray in there and when we entertain and need a spot for drinks then I pop the tray on top.

Yes, it is too big for the space. However, you have it styled nicely. Can it be returned? If you can swap out the chase section for a single RAF seat, it may help. I would angle your two chairs so they face each other just slightly. If you keep the sectional chaise, i would buy one of those "C" type tables that tuck under the sofa. [https://www.houzz.com/products/black-wood-top-c-table-prvw-vr~41863437[(https://www.houzz.com/products/black-wood-top-c-table-prvw-vr~41863437) Another option is to swap the sectional with the chairs. Put the chairs under the window. But then your chaise section is right under your TV, which is not optimal.

@freedomplace1 Yeah I've considered putting the couch to the single window wall but it would leave an odd space on the right (with the angled wall) and my tv is pretty huge to just put in the middle of the room. That's just asking for me to walk into it sooner or later. This is kinda making me wish I just had a cute tiny tv I could put on a small table but it's not like I'm not enjoying the big tv I have. Hanging it is of course an option but that still asks for some kind of wall. I'm now wondering how it would look on that angled wall (not sure if angled is the right term, english isn't my first language). Thing is: if I would not have my tv I probably would have put my couch somewhere else. But that's a pretty big 'if' considering I do have my tv. Also: I hope everyone responding has pressed 'read more' on the original post cause that one has the pics of the current situation. The two beneath it are the old setup which I kinda prefer in hindsight? Switching spots for my tv and couch would kinda work for me but my couch is too big for that