Move the three seater sofa to the half wall next to the stairway. Does it fit? Or poke out too far?

Keep the sofa by the windows and the chair(?) by the railing. Or put the two seater by the railing instead of what’s there now if it will fit.

Try moving the loveseat to the spot where the recliner is along the stairwell wall. Relocate the existing recliner, to a different room, or sell on Craigslist. It's way too bulky for that space. Pull the grey leather club chair forward to where the loveseat is currently. You'll still have seating for six, and all spots should be comfortable for TV viewing.

When looking at your room, it looks comfy but I agree, too much big furniture. First I would take away the ladder shelves. Then the couch/chair with back to the railing....I see a doggie cover on it, is this the one you or the dogs use to watch TV? If not, then remove it and put your black recliner there. If you use it most, then remove the couch with it's back to the dining room and pull your black chair closer and use the little table with the kleenex box on it as a side table for that chair. I am not fond of the window treatments....though very pretty, they look a little "fussy" to me....how about blinds, sheers or drapes on these three windows?

Another cute dog with fuzzy feet. Sorry--Sometimes I look through pictures just to see people's pets.

Move the love seat against the half wall (railing) and replace that space with the two recliners facing the windowed wall. This will optimize your seating area and create an open concept appeal.

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No to the two things on either side of the T.V You need much smaller scaled furniture , I do agree this is a space that needs a sectional the arc light is always a nice addition to sectional layout . Those window coverings do not work , check out some nice drapes that can close for privacy and hang in bewteen the widows then some simple blinds if you need them. One more chair and the sectional is all I would put in this space . If you want some display and storag you could look at Besta from Ikea for the T.V wall. A coffee table and if you need more lighting larger lamps for sure. This pic idea would look awesome on that wall

Holy moly, so many great ideas and feedback here. Thank you all so much! And boo - I spent a lot of time trying to decide on window coverings for those weird skinny windows, LOL. As least they're cheap JC Penney shades and won't hurt too badly when I replace them. I like the dark wood trim and didn't want to cover it up, so that's why I chose those and not curtains. But I heard everyone loud and clear. ;)

Storage definitely is an issue with this house - there's exactly none. All the storage space was sacrificed for a big open feel, and even the closets are postage-stamp size. Thus the big old coffee table thing (storage!) and the entertainment center (storage!) and the end table (you guessed it, STORAGE!). I love the Besta idea, though! Didn't even know something that cool existed.

I am worried that placing the main seating against the half-wall will put the seated person too far from the TV; I do a lot of gaming so I tend to sit closer for full immersion. I was considering moving the seating way closer to the TV, which would create a big space by the half wall, and then putting a narrow table or something back there, i don't know. I'm so terrible at this stuff, that's why I'm so glad Houzz is a thing!

A sectional, huh? How does one find a sectional that doesn't scream 80's media room? Off to google I go... :)