Well until Friday I thought it would be able to put a fireplace in the basement. That Friday he told me the day before they poured the first layer of concrete. He said it was the base but not the floor or the walls just the outline of the house. As such he said there's no way that they could add a fireplace to the house now in the basement. So that leads me to ask if the builder is correct, But more importantly if he is correct and I cannot have the fireplace in the basement then should I just not have the fireplace at all? This would give me an additional wall in the family room and allow a couch/chairs on two walls. Then I could place the tv on the wall on the side of the elevator with a slight angle to the rest of the room so most of the room could see. Where is very important in this day and age to have a fireplace somewhere in the house? I really wanted it in the basement because I know some people in my family gets very cold even when it's not that cold. One person it could be 76 and they want to have a sweater on. hp

How large is your tv? Must it be hung or can it sit on a console? If the mirrors aren't closet doors, could you put the sectional in the corner part under the window, part in front of the mirror? Then put the tv across from the mirror wall, on a floating console (maybe not mid room but perpendicular to the window wall with one end against the wall), maybe in an entertainment center or on a tabletop/console? These are pretty elaborate/expensive examples of what I mean, but I think you could find something on craigslist for very little money and make it work:something like this ^^ is often easy and inexpensive on CL - you could just mount the tv on the other side and have the cubbies face the other direction. You could also think about mounting it on a retractable arm on the wall next to the window (in the mirror room) and just swing it out to watch it, push it against the wall to get it out of the way at other times.

I like your proposed arrangement. Looks like you could add a t.v. on a swivel mount with a small console underneath to the right of the fireplace. As a general rule, the rug under the dining table should be 4 feet wider and 4 feet longer than the table, so it seems an 8x10 would best suit the table when fully extended.

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