I would definitely want to float the furniture if I had a room like that! If you decide you want at least a sofa along the wall, it could go under the shorter, smaller window. Your room looks big enough to float the furniture and use the areas in front of the windows for walkways. Here are some suggestions:

I know you don't have a fireplace but this is for inspiration:

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Thanks Bev. The second picture is very deceiving. The top picture really shows how narrow the space is. If i put the couch under the shorter window- then I wouldn’t have a place for a small dinner table. Ugh it’s really a hard space to layout

Do you have to have a TV in this room? If so, set up a seating area for TV viewing only facing your short wall. Also, consider swivel chairs for TV viewing.

Then float furniture as Beverly suggests above in the middle of the room for conversational purposes.

Tough one...can you provide a layout with measurements?

Zones will help you with this issue. A TV zone (at a wall and out of traffic flow,) a dining zone (near the kitchen,) a conversation zone (near the view.) You can define them with area rugs.

where is the kitchen?

On the wall with all the windows, right in the middle I would put up a large room divider screen -

We haven’t moved in yet. My hubby and I just bought our first home! We will have a tv in this area 100%. In the 1st pic- that doorway leads to the kitchen and garage.

I don’t understand what you mean by zones? I definitely don’t want to put up a screen. I don’t want to block all the amazing natural light we have coming in.

I will provide dimensions tomorrow.

We will be buying a new couch and tv stand as what I currently have is too large. I would like a light grey small sectional with a chaise lounge. Probably only 2 seats and a lounge.

This is a really beautiful space with a lot of potential and more than a few challenges. Invest in a great interior designer to make the most of it.

I suggest placing your furniture into zones. Here are a couple of ideas:

You could place your living room furniture at one end of the room and the dining room furniture near your kitchen.

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Awwhhh ok Bev I can now visualize what u mean!! Makes sense now. For me it’s tricky to where I put the tv. I was thinking of having the dining room table in the pic where the chair and end table are. As it would be close to the kitchen.

Then it’s just really awkward for the tv...

floorplan....

Yes bev that is where I was thinking of putting the couch and mounting the tv. And making sure it can swivel out and be angled!!

Youre great! Thanks for the advice!!

Penny design. This is all I got! Lol

You are very welcome!

I meant a floorplan of the room, not your property :)

Zones are just different areas of the large space that are designated for certain activities. They can be defined with rugs on the floor at each zone, without screens being needed. Think of it as making "rooms" within your big room. Here you see an open concept studio where the bedroom is defined by one rug and the seating area by another. And the rugs can match or be different yet tied together by color or similar pattern.

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I'm thinking it is coming down to this: place a round dining table just outside the kitchen in that corner where the prior owners have that chair/cabinet/lamp. A large piece of colorful art which you LOVE would work as a focal point in the room on this wall.

As you said, that will knock out the option of putting the TV on that wall so put your TV where it is pictured now. As Beverly suggested, mount it on the wall with a pull out arm and swivel. Place a long console under the TV.

Then use a large area rug to define the TV/living Room seating area/zone. Float your sofa on the area rug facing the TV (back facing your dining area) and flank sofa with two chairs (swivel option would be nice here).

Don't forget tons of plants!!!!

Enjoy your wonderful wall of windows- very cool.

Congratulations and best of luck in our new home!

Since you have one long room, it will be easier to create sections with rugs. First think where you want the TV. It looks like it will work best on either of the shorter walls. So you'll want to have your first section there. It might look something like this:

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Hi Melanie!

So, a common way for placing
furniture is known as the “floating” furniture arrangement. This keeps the
furniture from being against walls and it allows more walking space from one
room to the other. This type of
arrangement is necessary especially when you have a living room that is as
large as your space. This also gives you the opportunity to have more intimate
seating rather than seating that can tend to be disconnected and awkward if
seating were to be placed against walls within the space. For an example, what
if you decide to place furniture against the walls in your space? This is going
to make the living space become less functional and awkward due to the
furniture being placed far apart from each other. And it will cause people to
feel disconnected from one another. Or, this will cause someone to have to move
from one area of the room to another, in order to get close to the person they
are trying to socialize with. In realty, your space is very large in length, so
disconnection between furniture and people could be of concern. Therefore, in
order to avoid the -“leaning in to talk or hear someone” scenario, or having to
move from one seat to another to converse with others, you should consider
furniture arrangements, such as floating furniture, that will allow comfort and
good conversation. You also have a beautiful view from your windows, so it is
best to avoid placing your furniture directly in front of them. I would
recommend placing your tv near the wall that has the smallest window. By
understanding where your tv will go, this will serve as a focal point that you
want your furniture to be centered around.

The other reason to float furniture is to force traffic to flow around rather than through a seating arrangement. In this room, it will be important to consider those traffic patterns since you have openings to four other spaces that need to be accessed. You don't want to have to walk between people and the TV every time you go to the bathroom or kitchen.

How you arrange the seating here will be totally dependent on where you place the TV. Looks like its current location is the best spot.