most encourage 2 couches rather than love seat. provides more seating without much additional space used. Sectionals also not recomended. If your children are old enough to prefer sitting in a chair, you would probably want 2 couches and 2 chairs. are you do formal separate from tv? might wish to think about it. maybe put the family tv room over in the sitting area? regarding the entrance way, i always prefer having it separated especially if the family room is first room they enter. at the moment, i would do an l with the sofas and then have the 2 chairs. 2 have 3 sides facing the fireplace, with tv next to it. you might then wish to have another small sitting area in front the windows, that then can be brought into the grouping when necessary. did you wish to anything else in there? office space, game table?

Here are some Layouts for you to follow that would work in your room.In this image just swap the sofa around and add the open back bench in front of the doors. This image is the same just move sofa around. As you see the formula works really well. The two chairs welcome you into the room without blocking the flow from the entry. This setup could go on the wall. but add one chair on each side of the sofa grouping and then you could do two smaller chairs in front of the fireplace.

Which door is the main entry into your home? Do you use the second entry? Post some photos so we know how low your windows are. You first need to determine where the TV can go. If you put it on the longer 10 foot wall you can use a long, very narrow, console table beneath it. Then put a sectional in the other corner of the room, possibly with a narrow sofa table behind the main section, in front of the smaller window. The chaise part would be partially in front of the longer window.

Hello Lynne, Marcie here. Below you will find a 3D layout for your consideration. Since you are in the construction phase please consider the following. If it were me I would keep the mantle for the fireplace a low as possible for better viewing of your tv. The lower the TV the better viewing comfort. They say a 60% rise is the best viewing angle. Here is a short u tube video that demonstrates good TV placement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psclZo0hYSI You will find the following in the 3D design: Note: This seating arrangement gives you enough room for up to 7 people. One 7' to 8' three seater couch (possibly with recliners in it) two 49.5" to 60.5" love seats under the windows One nesting side tables between the love seats under the window 4 floor lamps in each far corner of the dinning/living room Two over the couch side tables that double as TV trays for folks on the big couch. One basket with extra pillows and blankets for cuddling up or for guests. One sideboard for dinning room storage and someplace to put snacks to grab. One wall mounted TV One large mirror over the long couch to add light in the room and a faux window in that space to help make the room feel bigger and wider. Here is the 3D design: I am suggesting rounded back love seats because they will snug into the corners under the windows better and soften the angular look of the room. Here are some examples of love seats: https://www.westelm.com/products/finn-loveseat-h1079/?pkey=s%7C60%20inch%20loveseat%7C15 This is assembled in the USA This is the Finn Sofa (60.5") The one below is the Modway Prospect Two-Seater Loveseat by Modway 49.5W x 30D x 28.5H in. Button-tufted faux leather upholstery Modway Prospect Channel Tufted Upholstered Velvet Loveseat by Modway 49.5W x 30D x 28.5H in. Dierker 2 Piece Nesting Tables See More from Wrought Studio (Shop Rating 4.5/5) Hope this helps. Sincerely, Marcie