hi! beautiful room. first i would like to say that i would like to put the couch in front of the window so it is in on the other side of your couch facing the fire place. second we need to find a replace for your side table it is too high. lets see what i have for couches and chairs. just let me know and i will remove them or look them up for you. I work very hard at showing things everyone can afford, so you have to tell me if you want to spend more.

well have to shop tomorrow for it.

Maybe leather? Chesterfield style? Would be a way to cut the focus and tone down the color so that the beautiful outdoors take the limelight!

Great idea..thank you!

Where exactly is the foyer and the entrance into the room? I think I'd remove the two sofa tables first thing. They don't work as side tables which should arrive 1" above or below seating's arms and be large enough for a lamp. I wold want one sofa facing the FP and the other facing the view, but realize that will probably put one with its back to the entrance. Can you stand in the entrance and take a pic or tell us which pic is taken from the entrance?

Decor expert here (decoenthusiaste will get that). A dark brown (think that burgundy brown) leather sofa would look nice in this room, with a matching leather chair to the right of the sofa and a pretty brown and cream print swivel chair on the window side. Ethan Allen has the pieces I'm describing, and the chair fabric. Is that a grandmother clock hiding behind your chair?

Yes, thank you, this is great and I like the classic look.

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Yes, there is a small grandfather clock behind the chair. The entry way is small and in the next year we are replacing the door and closet door with a more glass and iron architectural design.

@decoenthusiaste I really like the idea of leather and darker, but already at 2:39pm November 21 the sun is low on the horizon and on December 21 it will be even darker. In the summer months this room is filled with sun and light from 6am to 11:30pm, so the darker leather would warm the room up. In the winter months the amount of light is only a few hours, so I'm thinking even though the view is incredible, the limited amount of daylight makes for a darker room and dark leather might reduce reflection more? Thoughts?

You have very light walls and an amazing fireplace that holds it's own because of the whiteness. Adding darker furniture will "ground" the room -- balance it. The light sofas you have now appear to float. Hope I am not being confusing.

Hi @Pam P. You aren't being confusing...matter of fact, this is very helpful! I absolutely see what you mean...especially about balancing the white fireplace.

Lighting late afternoon...

@decoenthusiaste This is my favourite suggestion yet! Thank you.

Will be watching for your "after" photos here!