Is that dimension for Sofa or love seat? The photo shows a 3 cushion sofa and a 2 cushion love seat. From experience, with a configuration of a room like yours you have a walkway to maintain between this room and the kitchen area. We like at least 3’ for that but if their is a bar where you might want bar stools add another 2 feet. So this reduces the usable furniture footprint of the room quite a bit. I will do a scale drawing for you later today but we may have avoided a big mistake. You were wise to post and ask for assistance because most don’t understand space planning. Add to that the allusion that higher ceilngs give and boom you have a challenge. But i know how to solve this. First, eliminate the love seat. One sofa and one or two chairs will work so much better. I will be back later today. Have appointments until around 4pm central time US. Don’t worry, you can start looking for “condo/apt” size sofa for starters. Bbl

This is great. I think I wanted to be different. Everyone has coffered ceilings in their Craftsman homes around here. I saw some cove lit trays in some condos in NYC and they looked really good... so I was incorporating that feature. The great room has 14ft ceilings, so it is not typical height for a living room. Based on comments, I am going to simplify the design. Probably just do one or two (one dining and one living) cove lights to separate the rooms. What do you think? See attached photos.

@celerygirl what other options would you consider? I am open to other ones. Loved your suggestions so far!

You might have room for that sectional, but I don't think you have room for two sofas unless they are facing one another.