What's on the other wall? Can you take a picture of the room from behind the cream sofa? Looks like your style is more contemporary than traditional. The two chairs don't look good together and the off-white table doesn't relate to anything in the room.

Looks pretty crowded in there but hard to tell without floorplan. Just for starters, without addressing the furniture arrangement, I would remove all the mismatche’d throw pillows ( thry don’t have to match each other but they should coordinate in color, style, etc.). The chairs are competing with each other , can they be separated? The table between them needs to be moved somewhere else ( or painted) ... I’m sure others will weigh in but those are just a few thoughts without knowing what your budget is & what the rest of your house looks like & dimensions. I would start by subtracting rather than adding stuff.

its the family room i was planning on moving the furniture behind the sofa. its there because i just moved in and have not found a place to put it. my budget is pretty generous. thanks again

I agree with K Laurence splitting the two chairs up, maybe there is another place in the living room you could place the black chair. If you have room to move the couches so they are facing each other with gray chair at end that would work. Add a rug, pillows and throws that coordinate with each other.

I'm going to assume there is a TV on the wall we can't see. You can probably make the two sofas and the gray chair work together with a rug, art, and accessories that all coordinate. That leather wing chair and white end table really don't work here. You could eliminate them and gain some space.

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Yes, I'd face the two sofas as well. Not a fan of the grey upholstered chair with your sofas. I'd find a different style of chair, I think (with a lower back). I'd also switch (back?) the leather and print pillows on your sofas and remove the traditional chair and off-white table from this room. They don't jibe with the sofas. The chair pillows don't relate to the room either. Were you planning on getting a console for under the TV? A rug? Window treatments?

ETA: Chair ideas from Article below. No clue if they're comfortable. :)

I think the gray chair can work. It's the wing chair that seems odd chair out.

ETA: I guess they're both wingbacks. Keep the gray fabric one.

Yes i need everything. We are getting a built in shelves for the TV . The chair is blue here is a better pic.

Maybe it's the fabric texture I don't like. Not sure. To my eye, on my screen (and I always want to add these disclaimers because seeing rooms is a subjective experience and being in the room might feel different than what's coming across in pictures), the chair stands out.

Dennis, your room looks familiar. Have you posted it before with a layout dilemma?

Well, it's a lovely room and you're lucky to have a generous budget to furnish it. It helps to buy better quality elements. I think built-ins will be perfect for the TV wall. If you're planning on getting a rug with a pattern or colour, you might want to get that before the other elements as it can inform window treatment and pillow choices.

I chose a rug at random and added a pillow to match. I would probably do a very long wall mounted console under the TV.

Thanks for that mockup, groveraxle. I can see now that a sofa on that wall would partially block the entry.

Give me some direction, Dennis. Do you have a rug or piece of art you love?

can you try this

hope this works

IMO, you can do better on the rug.

Really like Grover’s suggestion ( the rug ) in #2 of the four .... looks very Room & Board or Rejuvenation.

Grover's renderings are right on. It was the crunched chairs & side table killing your look. You need some breathing room, a grounding rug & a designer to come sweep through & balance. GL :)