The house is a ranch 30x60 it had no flow, no hallway, you moved from room to room every room had at least 2 doors in it. It had a load bearing wall splitting it in half long ways. The front door opened into living room, living room had front door, side door and 2 doors into 2 bedrooms. We had a tree fall on our house so we used this as an opportunity to reconfigure the space to include a hallway, enclosed the porch on the side for laundry and pantry, added a vaulted front porch that opens into the foyer. It was a 3/1 that we turned into a 4/2. We needed the bathroom and bedroom more than we needed a bigger living room or so we thought. Here is a before with tree on top. Lol. After is without the tree. We may need to push the the living room and kitchen wall out on the backside of the house.

This is a great room. Although there might be a slew of suggestions about new furniture and placement of pieces, I think you should feel good about the way it looks. I'd add a potted tree somewhere near the doors to outside. I would also remove everything from the shelf under the horse pic and from the shelves to the right of the TV and get some bolder, more visually impactive objects to place there that have earth tones in them to relate to the colors in the sofa. Perhaps some large pottery items or nice handwoven bowls.

Is the opening by "Sunset" a doorway? If so,  and if you have frequent traffic across the room while others are watching TV, that could get annoying with option 2. Otherwise, either option will work well. Option 1 is cozier for tv and but more crowded in the entrance area. Option 2 is less congested by the entrance. You may want to decide based on the size of your TV. Google the ideal distance you should sit from the TV and that may give you your answer.

Nope .........that one picture will not do. Turn the camera sideways and take pictures from 4 different corners of the room.