Have you looked at Article? do you like this combo? I just recently got the black leather Sven sofa and that exact chair for my room. I love them! I also got the Sven leather bench/coffee table. prices are very reasonable. Then find the accessories. bring in some art or a rug w/color. I really loved the sven in the blue. this would look great w/your floor and cream wall color. (it is cream, right, and not the yellow in the picture?) Here's how the Sven sofa, bench/chair look: The pouf was from Amazon,,,the Tables and MCM credenza I've had and refinished myself. Rug I had, but I want to get something lighter. If you don't like the mcm style, they do have some others look at the Sven Birch Ivory Sofa. it's on sale! https://www.article.com I don't know know what your style is, but here's a sample mockup for the nook...I like the idea of the bench against the wall diff pendant. table ideas, and a darker chair

Hi! I love the idea of adding a lamp to the room to give you that nice but soft light in the evening and night. It will come really handy whie adding warmth to the whole space. Wouldn't worry about the couch not being centered with the TV, and yes, definitely try out the original gray from the couch! It will soften everything a bit, as the blue cover is making it look a bit heavy. Adding some big plants will also help you bring some warmth and softness, so I'd definitely go with that. And I like the idea of having a small but useful dining set on the right, near the window. The round mirror facing the window, that's a definite yes! You could also try changing the direction of the rug, as someone said above, being an open room, you don't need the rug delimiting the living room space versus the dining room space. And I loved judianna20's idea of adding another bookcase to frame the sofa. You don't even need to center it, and it will give you a nice frame. Just make sure to keep it tidy and clean! Good luck!! :) Marie

Could you post dimensions for the living and dining room? It looks like the distance from the couch to the TV might be too far for proper viewing. If so, it might be best to float the couch in the room and put the TV console where the previous blue couch was. Also, do you know what size the TV will be?

Based on the description and measurements you provided, here are some suggestions for furnishing your living room to highlight the window, create a cozy reading and TV-watching area, and accommodate a desk: 1. Sofa Placement: Consider placing a comfortable sofa along the long wall opposite the window. This will allow you to enjoy the natural light and make the window a focal point of the room. 2. Window Treatments: Opt for light and airy window treatments that can be easily opened to let in natural light. Sheer curtains or blinds would be ideal as they provide privacy without blocking the view. 3. Cozy Reading Nook: Create a cozy reading nook in the corner near the window. You can place a comfortable armchair or a chaise lounge with a small side table and a floor lamp for reading. Add some cushions and a throw blanket to make it even cozier. 4. TV Placement: Mount the TV on the wall opposite the sofa for optimal viewing. Consider choosing a slim TV unit or a floating shelf beneath the TV to house media equipment and provide storage for DVDs or other items. 5. Desk Area: To incorporate a desk into your living room, you can utilize the space adjacent to the window. Look for a compact desk that fits the dimensions of the available area. Consider a desk with storage options to keep your work essentials organized. Place a comfortable chair or an ergonomic chair to ensure a comfortable work setup. 6. Additional Seating: If space permits, you can add extra seating options such as ottomans, poufs, or a small bench near the entrance or against a wall to accommodate guests or provide extra seating during gatherings. Remember to consider the scale of the furniture in relation to the room dimensions and leave sufficient walking space around the furniture pieces. Additionally, incorporate your personal style and preferences when selecting furniture pieces, colors, and textures to create a welcoming and functional living room space.