Thank you for replys. The room is big, so if you put the sofa like in Kitch4me photo ( we had it like that before, I will attach a picture), it looks massive in the middle of the room. Maybe it would work with a smaller sofa. It also seemed too far from the TV. So, I moved it closer, but then looking from other angles it looked like sofa is in the way of the door. Gracie,01, I will try to arrange it like that and take a picture. My only issue is it would be off centered. See where the hallway opening is and the master bedroom door. Turning a sofa there, sofa would be looking at the master bedroom door, not at the TV. Also, it seems far again. The room is large if the furniture is too close to the walls. Moving it towards the center of the room works better, I am just stumped on where to put the TV. I do appreciate the advice, thank you for taking the time.Disregard the two chairs, I was trying to see how would it look with a loveseat there. The sofa was moved farther back at first, but it looked awkward.

Kristine, have you considered using an articulating wall mount for the flat screen TV? DH loves his TV. I love the flexibility. It changes the situation from the TV being in charge to you being in charge. You position the TV to where you wish to sit and view. It is a given that DH will have this TV in this room. It would be a shame to design your wonderful and useful space around an appliance. Enjoy your fireplace and celebrate your high ceiling and lovely windows. Work around them, maybe you don't need to fill the space as much as you think. The space is the beauty of this room. Keep the couch and don't have so many lamps and chairs cluttering this space. I also think that a spectacular rug would anchor the picture. The 7 Best TV Wall Mounts of 2021: Secure Your Flat Screen in Style! (lifewire.com)

My advice is first figure out what you need in the room for optimal function. What type of desk, chair, storage, etc.? Once you'd determined the essential elements, figure out their layout. Where does the desk make the most sense? What type of light control is required? Etc. Drawing out the room to scale on graph paper can help here. If you want to hide cords, a solid desk against a wall with outlets can easily achieve that but there are all sorts of other tricks for cord management. Style is determined by your taste and what is cohesive to the rest of your home. Here's a modern office: A contemporary home office with built-ins: Eclectic home office: A bright classic office with built-ins: Lots of design inspo out there but first you need to know what YOU want. :)

Maureen has the best layout for your living room: --Long end of a low, comfortable sofa in front of window facing TV on 60" wall, shorter end facing into the room. --Get a 60" or so white console cabinet with bookshelves or just bookshelves for the TV wall so you can rehome your current book tower. --Add a comfortable armchair and place it where you have the blue chair in your last photo. --Choose a art work for the far wall as shown in Maureen's photo--not little pieces but either a pair of works or one large piece. --Get a very large rug, at least 8" x 10" maybe even bigger so sofa can sit entirely on it and front legs of new arm chair is on it. This will define the living/conversation space separate from entryway. Order a small version of a rug you like so you can exchange it for large one if you're not sure how it looks. --Right now, move your round mirror over table by front door so it's not just hanging randomly on the wood stove wall and is connected to the furniture an.d gives you a sense of an entryway --Hang some curtains very high up at the window for a finished look. Have you thought about repainting the walls? The yellow isn't the best choice with your very nice floors. A warm white would lighten the room and show off new furnishings. There are many sources for large art online. Here's a palette that could work in your room in golds and grays. --This is separate from other suggestions and might seem irrelevent, but can you rearrange dressers in bedroom so that when the door is open, nothing blocks the view? It'll make the space airier.