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Is the wall portion on the right side of the opening deeper than the left( the one your hutch is currently on). Looking at your pic it looks like it could be...? If that is the case I’d move the hutch ( or sideboard) to the opposite wall. If you keep the hutch, I’d find Another place for the sideboard as both seem to be too much furniture in the room.

Take a few pictures of the ENTIRE space. Several angles........ My bet is the garden projects need to move to the nature outdoors.

That placement is SO much better! Slide the whole sectional down the wall about 6 more inches away from the doorway, all the way to the window frame. The tv is fine on an angle. The room looks great. Now you have room at the end of the room if you want to add a desk and chair, a small round table with two chairs, or an armchair with a reading lamp, or just keep one tree in the corner. You only appear to have one ceiling light in the whole room. Consider adding a floor lamp to the end of the sectional by the window, where you currently have your tree. It will give you the height that is needed, as well as the light. As an alternative, you could use a metal and glass console table along the short side of the sectional, with a table lamp.