What kind of kid stuff? It partly depends on what size TV you find acceptable and how ideal you want TV viewing to be vs other factors. A love seat is generally going to be somewhere between 4.5 and 6', I think depending on the generosity of its seat width and its arm width/style. (e.g. at the low end 21-22" seat and 5-6" arms). One option is to do two loveseats which would provide seating for the family plus a guest and allows for seating not all in a straight line. They could be put in the corner along the 10 and 11' top and right wall and with a wall mounted flat screen TV on the 5' wall and an end table in the corner between them. That would provide an acceptable angle to the TV for the two in the couch on the top wall, but not for someone person sitting against the other wall. Possibly a chair floating near and in front of the left end of the couch for a fifth seat with a better view of the TV. Or one could put a 3 seat couch against the top wall, but, at least in our family, the middle seat that doesn't have an arm is the last one chosen. Or a smallish 3 seat couch parallel to and facing the 11' wall with the TV on that wall. Perhaps with an end table connecting it to the 10' wall and a seat or love seat on the 11' wall. Or a couple of reading chairs in the bottom left corner with a small table for a lamp. A low cabinet/credenza or shelf unit under the TV could provide a home for the kid stuff.

I agree with Aunt Thelma - first thing I thought was a sectional, as well. And I would consider even a U shape - but it would have to be a partial U (i.e. one side having shorter chaise part) and measured very carefully for your space. Or something like this. I think 2 sofas parallel would make the space pretty cramped, and it would also be hard to watch tv, as has been mentioned. If you don't need seating all the time - you could consider folding chairs, of course - and there are many nice styles for that. But, for additional, fixed seating in your space, as well as a more streamlined look - a sectional, measured well for the space, would be your best bet, I think. If you are measuring out pieces, yourself - using painters' tape on the floor can help you to get a better idea of how any pieces you are considering will fit and work in your space.

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Emlyn, I'm curious if you have set up anything yet? -deb