my first option is to place the piano and tv either on the wall that the piano is on currently, bring the couch across from it and then the chair on the big wall or the window wall.

otherwise put it all on the long wall with the sofa in front of the window, facing tv and piano.

remember your sofa and chair do not need to be against the wall.

i don't see a real problem with the furnishings, we just need to change it all up a bit. could you try the above changes and then give pics of your favorite?

Thanks, I will try it and see what it looks like after =)

Will the piano fit on the wall where the TV is?

The TV on the wall where the sofa is. Sofa facing TV. Then worry about your art once you e figured out furniture arrangement. Everything is hung way too high right now.

TV where sofa is now on a wider console. Center piano on the wall it is on now. Chair facing piano wall. Large art hung 5" over piano, get rid of clock & wods. One of the other pieces of art on wall where TV is now.

Thanks guys,

A lot of ideas is there, I will try to make some differences based on yours suggestions.

Hi TC, it would help if you could draw a floor plan of the room :)

Hi Jen,

I am not sure how to draw the plane, to make more sense =(

I will just added few more picture, from different angle, make be that will help to understand our room.

Main problem, that e don't want to change anything with TV wall.

We like how it sits there , on it's own. so the TV wall out of pictures for the furniture placement.

The piano bother me a lot, not sure that this is the place for it.

First I thought to place it right against the patio door, looking at the balcony.

I may be that big picture will go well if it will go above piano, on different wall.

Unfortunately, space around patio door/window - this place is lost to make it functional at anyway. Nothing really you can place against it. We are walking in and out all the time, specially during summer.

So, we only have 2 walls to play with furniture.

I would place sofa facing tv, and move piano to the wall where sofa is currently. Float chair wherever looks best. Then decide on artwork placement.

When the Pros say they need a floor plan, they mean they want you to measure out the room on paper.

Show all the dimensions and door ways.

Also post the dimensions of the sofa and chair, desk, etc. The items you want to keep in the space.

'Main problem, that e don't want to change anything with TV wall.'

It is indeed a problem! You are not giving yourself a lot of options then. I know it's a hassle to move a but if you want to make your room work better for you, you have to accept a few sacrifices :)

If you are willing to move the TV, as most people have suggested on this thread, your room would flow better and you won't be so frustrated :)And as Njmomma explained, a floorplan doesn't have to be too complicated, even something like this example will be helpful

Thanks again , to everyone

there is something to think about, made correction - a lot to thing about

Thank you for your advice and for your humor (groveraxle) 8)

TC

Hi Molly,

No very often, but unfortunately there is not other place, where you can place that piano. And I do play, sometime.

Here is my another question.

if I would like to change ALL furniture in this small place - what would suggest to buy?

I mean, what shape of sofa, chair, table, shelf would you buy for this space and how you will place it?

I would not buy new furniture for this place. First, the furniture you have looks great and isn't too bulky for the space. Second, until you get a working arrangement, you shouldn't buy a single thing. You'll just end up with two sets of furniture that don't fit in the room.

Why can't the piano go next to the built in bookshelves? Have you even tried it there? If you won't try rearranging the seating, there's not much more help we can give.

Hi groveraxie,

This furniture been moved around probably hundred times ( very heavy, let me tell you). I was trying to move it and change it a lot of times.

Piano also been everywhere even in my dining small space, where my dining table.

It just for some reason I wan't like it , non of it - that is why I asked here.

To groveraxle:

When I said.." there is no other place for piano.." I mean that in our apartment, we don't have any other place to move piano ( den or bedrooms). Only place it is living room. And yes, I will definitely move piano to the other wall, next to the book shelf.

See, I have more plans to update the room.

I want pain wall some different color, want to strip popcorn ceiling, the bookshelf I want to re make it with more lighter material and not as deep as present and may be add glass doors.

Also not sure about carper on the floor, should change it to wood floor?

It all project for later but I want to see whole picture for the room and I find it really hard

Thanks again for helping =)