I see no problem at all. you just need all the other stuff. rug, other seating, tables, pillows, etc.

If that is to scale, then it’s already overcrowded. The leather as a material is fine. The scale of the sofa is not. After accounting for traffic paths, a sofa doesn’t fit.

The room does not appear to be suitable to used for that type of seating. It appears to be more functional as a dining room, with a round table and chairs.

Hi. That sofa will look great with the floor.

However, what is the size of the sofa? It is a challenging room with all of the doors. As Sophie pointed out, it is all foot traffic.

If this is your family room and there is no other option for a family room, I recommend turning the sofa 90 degrees, having it face the front door. It will sit more oriented toward the kitchen end, leaving a path free from front to back door. There will also be a free path behind the sofa, so that you can walk from back door to kitchen.

The tv would be on the front door wall.

Please provide photos and let us know if all the elements on your floor plan are to scale. Thanks.

I think that if you put the couch on the wall where the back door is and hang the TV on the wall across from that the room will have a better flow and not seem so crowded.

There is no ideal spot for the sofa, given all the entrances and windows. You might try as I recommended above, even though you'd get light on the tv during the day.

Turning the sofa, at least you'd be able to maybe add more chairs. Where it is now, I don't see an option to add chairs.

I wouldn't have recommended a love seat. A sofa, at least you can lie down on and it seats 3 people. Otherwise, people would prefer their own chairs.

If you show us photos of the room or an exact floor plan with each in measured, I could be of more help with possible additional seating,

Thanks for the photos. I did not know about the opening on the tv wall.

Here is what I recommend.

The tv is way too high (unless there is some unusual reason you want it that way. I'd center it on the wall.

Center sofa on tv. Move sofa back and toward windows.

Add 2 chairs that swivel chairs along window.

So, bottom line is that your entire arrangement shifts toward the window & you add 2 chairs.

Recommend you do a mock setup with the furniture you have now. The blue thing can be your sofa.

I would lower and center the tv, then put a block on the baseboard that prevents the door from closing into the tv. People don't usually open the door fully against the wall anyway, so it would just be a stop-gap for safety, just in case. I'm assuming the door isn't left open; if it is, then disregard.

The leather will look beautiful on those hardwoods and perhaps you'll have a rug, too.

What is the home floorplan? It's odd to have a family room in the front of the house right off the foyer. Those rooms are often the formal living or dining room. I can see this room being used as the dining room, and whatever room is behind the kitchen being used as the family room instead.

Wow. What a ride you've been on! You've done a great job!

It seems to me, that with the back door open, you could center that tv on that wall and the door miss the tv. No?

I would put the travelling cot and travelling chairs in place and see how you like it. If the tv cannot be centered, we can work with that. There are ways to fool the eye on that one.

For the average person, the center of the tv should be at 42" from the floor. I presume you will be channeling the wires to hide them?

I agree,.....the sofa will look beautiful with those floors.