Oversized and too much is the issue here; the clock and puffy, dark furniture, and rocker need to go. Put the TV on the clock wall above a credenza 25% wider than the TV. You can leave the beige sofa in place and put two normal size comfy TV watching armchairs at the window. Please remove the cannisters of dried shattery stuff flanking the FP. Take down all the shelves and the big box store decor, words and photos on them. This is a dated look and too "granny" for you. Start looking for art and have a family portrait done, matted and framed to hang above the fireplace.Keep it no wider than the firebox opening. New window treatments should be shades (roman, pleated or roller style.) Make a list and gather the budget for new tables and lamps.

Are you able to sketch a floorplan? Even with the photos, I can't get a feel for the size of the room...(just include the carpeted area)

Are you open to moving the tv or does that stay where it is?

Can you get rid of the leather sofa? It's doing you no favors in here, but you probably know that..

ETA It's NOT, by far, the most awkward living room I've seen on here :)

Which furniture has to stay?

My neck would kill me trying to watch that TV. You really need to move that!

Everything deco said. Except for the family portrait. Do real art over the fireplace. Get rid of every fake flower and plant.

Before you move the TV to the wall that currently has the clock, be sure there won't be too much glare from the windows opposite.

I'm going schizo in that room. On the one hand, there's wall words telling me to 'Relax', and on the other there's a big-ass clock hectoring me about how much time is passing. I can't do both! Aaarrrgh!!!

Get rid of each of them, too much Home Goods/Marshalls vibe.

Hi there.... do you use the fireplace ? If you were to close it and place sofa there, would it work? I don't think the room is long enough to have 2 small accent chair flanking the fireplace ?? and work the arrangement more toward kitchen...

@groveraxle... Did you create the sketch using Houzz or another design app? It turned out great!

Here is what I think it's wrong/needs change:

- Furniture in total is too big for the space (I would get rid of either smaller sofa or armchair)

- I would change window treatments into full length drapes or roman shade

- I would remove those shelves under tv, they are too small/weird for that spot. If you want shelves I would rather do set of three floating shelves on every side of the fireplace or low bookshelves on the floor.

- I'd put piece of art or mirror above fireplace, and put tv on where the clock is now

There you can make a gallery around it (if it's too crowded to have cabinet beneath):

Thank you everyone for your input. A few things...First is the fireplace is an electric one and CAN be moved (it's not attatched to the wall) We did have the TV on the wall the clock is on but moved it to the other wall because half of the living room was unusable as you couldn't place any furniture and see the tv. I'd also prefer not to have to get rid of or purchase any new furniture since we JUST got it all about a month ago. Moving the armchair to the front office is a possibility though. We do alot of entertaining so needed extra seating. Maybe i should sketch the room with measurements. We are painting the walls in the fall a very light grey and we DO have roller blinds on the windows but they're brown (looking into getting them changed out) The curtains I pinned up because I had to move one couch to the windows.

It would be perfect if you could do sketch, that way we could give you more useful tips about arrangement.

Rough sketch of room measurements. Our linen couch is roughly 7 feet long, our leather sofa is roughly 6 feet long. We're moving the rocker back to the basement. The fireplace and TV are open to being moved as well. We do have the coffee table and end table as well. I was also contemplating whitewashing the dark tables.

That fireplace is way too small for that wall. Move the huge chair to another room, put the fireplace where the chair is, lower the TV to seated eye level over a long media cabinet.

Blow up your very best photos and frame them or have them printed on canvas. Google tips for creating a gallery wall. You could probably even incorporate some of your current wall decor. That way it will look like a single composition rather than just so much wall clutter.

There are lots of online tips for creating gallery walls. Google them. Here is one: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/28/realestate/tips-creating-a-gallery-wall.html

Setting aside the finishing touches (the tv that’s mounted too high, the wall hangings too great in number but small in size, etc), the real issue is not that complicated. The sofas are simply way too bulky. The sofa facing the fireplace should be a 2-seater, and trim, and the arms on the other sofa need an acreage of their own. Once that’s trimmed down, the layout will work.

Ya'll have all been very helpful! What are you all using to rearrange my living room i am LOVING it! Would it be a terrible idea to move the fireplace and tv to the smaller wall that way the larger wall can be utilized for one of the sofas? And possibly a nice mirror with some photos?

Hard to say since we do not know the wall size

How about fireplace where the Relax sign is

Love Grover's image!!!! But, If you want to put a sofa on the wall, make an "L" with the other sofa in front on the window. Put the tv where Grover currently has the fireplace. You might have room to place the leather chair at the end of the sofa by the windows; angle it towards the tv. Try the fireplace where your "relax" sign is now.

My original plan when we purchased the fireplace was to have it in the corner of the room with the TV above. That way we weren't taking up A TON of wall space. I had my clock on the wall the TV is currently on with nothing else around it. If we could corner mount the television and have the fireplace angled out from the corner, i could photo wall (as many of you have recommended) on the remainder of the dark blue wall. I feel like I would have many more options to place furniture without having to get rid of seating.

Yes, move the fireplace. Move it out for now.

Do both sofas need to stay? which one is shorter? Are the drapes made that way or do you just have them clipped up for light?

The fireplace has got to go! Than you can have the sofa on that wall and perhaps the other sofa opposite on the window all. But as of now, Grover is (as always), nailing it.

When your clock is bigger than your fireplace, something is off This room is actually very normal, its just been kinda mushed up.

I would prefer that both sofas stay. The leather one is "supposed" to be a 3 seater but really only holds two adults comfortable. It's a little over a foot shorter than the linen one.

The curtains are also floor length and are bracketed higher than the window because they are extra long ones, i just have them pinned up because I have little ones.

Maybe the fireplace can go to the bedroom or maybe in this room instead of the small white shelf. I would put the linen sofa on the fireplace wall to open up the room. Put the dark chair to the left of the leather sofa. TV with Grover's credenza on current clock wall. Rocker out of the room.

The fireplace and TV do not go together. A TV needs to be 1) at eye level, and 2) grounded by furniture that is much wider than the TV. If you want this room to look good, you can have the chair OR the fireplace here, but not both.

A definite no to the fireplace and tv in the corner.

I do like Grover's placement since you can see the TV from the kitchen.

Bummer about that furniture being new; this is why I hate bulky furniture! It just takes up a lot of room (physically and visually) without really adding much benefit. I would definitely get the large chair out of there at least.

Well, you all have just inspired me to just sell the fireplace and use that to purchase a giant buffet/credenza! Maybe I can find one that has a firebox built into it?

Yes, sell it and get a credenza, long but not too wide. I delicately suggest that it not have a firebox in it.

How exciting! Do it ! Sell the clock too!

Gover, can we put the chair on the window wall and the couch on the opposite side?

Our current TV now is a temporary until we get our replacement from the one that broke in the mail. Normal television size is a 55". What is a decent size piece to have underneath?

With a 55", you'll probably want a credenza at least 70". Did a google search and found this one similar to Grover's from Pier 1

Do what Grover described and showed. That layout is visually pleasing and functional. (Or switch window sofa over to fireplace wall and sell FP as you suggested.) The TV set at a proper viewing height, over that low and wide media console looks great.

In my defense with the TV the bracket is actually sitting at the bottom of the tv but when we put it up it sat way higher than we anticipated because the holes on the back were set high. We just havent gotten around to changing it but since we are painting now I have a reason to take all of your suggestions!

Should we maybe pull the leather sofa away some from the window, slide the linen one over a tad to the right and pull the arm chair in closer so everything isn't up against walls?

Groveraxle always gets it right.

Please please please do not buy a media console with a fireplace built into it. They are an abomination. There is something just wrong about a fire inside a wooden box.

You've got a big wall and you're going to have a big TV. Get the absolute longest media cabinet you can find. Note: super long ones are hard to find unless you're willing to spend really big bucks.

Grover, ACTUALLY! We have an antique store here that always has great big pieces like that for VERY reasonable prices.

Would something like this work?

bump.... I like the toasty tone.

I looked at your initial photos with linen/beige items, so yes seems nice. Has this discussion covered the tv and shelves? cause seems it might look better without shelves between fp and tv... crowded?

yes that console will work.