I would reverse the two..let the couch wrap into the corner under the window, and move the loveseat into the room, with the back to the island, facing the wall it's now on. Put a pin-up swing-arm lamp on the long wall behind the angled part of the sofa to give you light in the corner. Put a low table along the wall the couch is now on, long enough to fill the space between the edge of the sofa and the side of the loveseat (under the long window, facing the fireplace), which will serve as a side table for both the short end of the couch and the loveseat, Put a nice big lamp on it. Hang a big mirror on the wall over the sofa (where the loveseat is now), and put a slender floor lamp beside it (on the right, as you look at the first photo). Add a modest-sized, slender-legged glass-topped coffee table in the middle. You will then have a conversation area organized around the fireplace, warm lighting for the area, and a sense that the room is its own space. If I am seeing the photos correctly, you will have enough room to walk around behind the loveseat. If you have another 9" or so, put a long low bookcase behind the loveseat, facing the tile surface I see in the foregraound, to anchor it, perhaps to give you room for your cookbooks, and to provide another surface in the shared space between the family room and kitchen peninsula.

Try Smith Brothers We recently ordered/received a sofa and larger loveseat for our family room. Total was slightly under $4000. Purchased through Grand Furniture Home Sales during one of their sales when Smith Brothers was also having a sale on custom made upholstered furniture.

If you have a throw, fold it on the diagonal. Put it on the back of each couch. Make sure it's big enough on the diagonal to cover the entire length of the back of the couch. This will create a block between the couch and the wall.

Great sofa Olychick, but - I Googled 'metal frame loveseat' and came up with several on this page below. None just like the one you showed us, but you might find something you like - Metal Frame Loveseats How long can the loveseat be to fit in your room?