If it was my room I would get the chairs in a light blue. But you have to get what suits you. I also want to buy furniture that I have sat in and know that I find comfortable. But lots of people order online. It's up to you. I would look for swivel chairs that I like and look at the fabric options. Just now I looked online and didn't find a lot besides solid neutrals which I think would be very hard to be sure would work with your sofa. Macy's is having some good sales on their Quick Ship items but they can't be returned to the store, have to be shipped back. I would look at stores in your area to really see what you are getting. blue chair at Macy's blue chair at overstock Wayfair swivel chair

I can't quite see what the furry white thing is between your two green chairs, but it and the flowers take away from the impact of the chairs. I wouldn't but anything there except a lamp as was already mentioned. Your glass side table is truly scary, and I would worry about someone being hurt. It also seems just a little too rustic, especially in relation to the more traditional green chairs. The floor lamp behind the chair looks too crowded in. I wonder if that might work between the green chairs and remove what you have there now. I would definitely remove the white chest under the window on the side where the chairs are, but you could possibly leave the one on the other side. The coffee table is too large but I would paint it white to see if that decreases that effect. The fire screen looks too old-fashioned for the rest of your decor. I would remove it or replace it with something that has sleek, modern lines. Instead of the mirror I would put a gallery wall of pictures there to give some life and color to this room and to fill up the whole wall above the chairs.

Put the tv on the wall where you currently have the couch, add a sofa back table to create a barrier between the eating are and living space. You can use the table to double as a bar set-up/buffet. That way the couch is facing the tv and you've created a seating group. Place the chair beside the tv facing the couch and the slider. This will help to further define the space for conversation and the back of the chair will act as a divider to the "entry" area.

Have you looked at any inspiration pictures on Houzz and Pinterest, as they will be great resources to help you decide on the look you want, colors you are drawn to, rugs styles, lighting, art, etc. Search large living rooms, living rooms with two couches, and narrow living rooms - all will help and you’ll also see actual floor plans as well. Keep a file and save everything you like and you’ll start to see what you are drawn to and would work in your room. Also look for an on line room planner and create your room to scale, include doorways/windows and play around with different set ups. Hard to suggest with such a blank slate. Are you open to couches being l-shaped at window end per first picture. You may want more comfortable seating and matching with leather is a nice look. Note decor choices in all of the pictures - not sure of your taste though but see how examples of rooms can help with so many components. Good luck and take your time buying the right pieces that you love. Couches facing each other. Where fireplace is would be your window and you could add a console table there. The mix of brass and natural elements with a graphic rug