yes the glass buffet with drawers can come out and the unit can be reconfigured, however the room is about 22 ft long so I would still need to make sure that any new seating is about 8-10 ft away from the TV. So i could take the buffet out and move it but then the rest of the unit with the TV will have to go on the wall where the couch is now, so that we can watch TV at a comfortable viewing distance. This would probably be the “easier” and the better solution. Decoenthusiaste how would you position a couch like the one you recommend? Against the windows?

Option 4 works however the two small green accent chairs are too "sterile-office-waiting-room". Instead, get a pair of swivels and anchor them in the left/right corner of the rug in front of the sofa. The two mis-matched tables in front of the sofa are fighting the space, sorry. Make the space more relaxing and inviting. Look at some of the swivel chairs from Jessica Charles, they have several styles. http://jessicacharles.com/Product-Category/11/Swivels-and-Swivel%20Rockers This Century coffee table could work well with your existing sofa - obviously in a different finish from what is pictured. https://www.centuryfurniture.com/product-detail.aspx?sku=C42-604&section= Good luck

Here is just one example. This is the lazy boy Duo Ryder reclining sofa. Clean lines. Back remains straight when you recline. So, it is a wall-hugger or incliner. Keep in mind, for this particular one, it does not recline fully. Slight recline and foot rest rises. Other models I mentioned have a much greater recline. Depends on your budget, style, and what you want functionally in a recliner. Many now have usb ports in the recline button. You can see it one the side of the chair below. Also, consider a battery pack. Finally, some have an articulating headrest. The Duo Ryder does not, as it does not recline much. The articulating head rest allows your head to be pushed forward to view tv/read (when you are reclined). Do your research. As others have mentioned, be cautious about sectionals. No one wants to sit in the corner. Adults who aren't couples prefer an individual seat. Finally, unless you buy a modular sectional, you are committed to that arrangement for the life of the sectional. They are for some people, but not for all. Here is a floor plan for you. With the base heaters, you will have to float furniture. I recommend a reclining sofa and 2 chairs like this. This is a to-scale 10 x 19 room. Not sure of opening and window measurements, but they are approximate. Let me know if I can help any further.

would consider removing the french doors, possibly hanging them on the diningroom entry, this will allow you to "close off" that space while freeing up some space where the doors currently rest, and swing, 2 sofas with two smaller tables in the middle rather than a long one so they can be moved to set drinks on or out of the way with parties. possibly get a smaller chair to one side of the 2 sofas. two reading floor lamps on the inside wall narrow sofa tables, perhaps store a few poufs or ottomans under them for foot rests or addition seating at parties. . https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/red-barrel-studio-72-console-table-and-stool-set-w004771551.html