I wouldn't put a TV in there, assuming you already have an area you watch TV in. Why did you build the porch? What did you feel you needed space wise? It seems unfortunate to cover up all those windows you just put in--I assume so you could feel you are outside. If I had built it would have a light outside/transitional feel so wicker, less upholstery not more, game table maybe a jute box/pin ball machine etc.

I would go for casual comfortable furniture. Light colors. Solar shades

Looks like you have a lot of space ( lucky) think you should scale up on table size to maybe a long narrow table with banquettes against the window wall. You need to introduce texture and some color. An area rug and fabric will help. You could slipcover your sofa, in the type of fabric you might use on a patio. Look at Sunbrella so fading won’t be an issue. Mirror your slipcover fabric on banquette. Probably not use the present chair, it’s shape is too formal. Possibly repurpose your round table on the opposite wall, centered, either painted a uniform shiny white ( or a great accent color... think of red or other intense color to pick up on other color in the room), or covered with a full length table cloth and used to display pretty things. Introduce a pair of chairs, could be rattan with cushioned seats or club chairs. Not weighing in on ideas for window coverings, if at all possible, leave them uncovered and invite nature in.

Thanks. Until I have another table option do you think it would be better if I added a couple of the leaves (they are about 8-10 inches). It's cross sawn oak, about 100 years old, has lots of leaves. And yes I'm going to paint it. Yes to nature. Point of porch was to make friends with winter, we get lots of birds at feeder, deer, etc. Yes to area rugs. Do you have a chair shape you're thinking? We like firm furniture, don't like being sucked into squishy pieces, getting out.

Try your table with some leaves...I love a round table, but it looks small! You may hate to paint your oak..just use a tablecloth if so. Lots of options on chairs, just avoid higher backs. The open look of a bergère would work as would a comfy low backed club chair with a fitted back and a seat cushion. Because the space is year round, I might avoid wicker and rattan as major elements although accents can bring the outdoors in.

Patricia Colwell Consulting:

Floor, Mannington "Century Pebble" LVT, needed to be rigid core. Looks like terrazzo, light gray/tan.

Thanks for reminder about "stuff". We are wanting to keep the space fresh. Getting new furniture, decor is taking weeks, even months these days. Only piece I'm emotionally attached to is table from family but that will get update.

The space out door will have a deck, then be integrated into green space, plantings of perennials (pinks/whites), trees, bird baths/feeders, open country, sunsets. New fire pit.

Privacy isn't a huge issue but will want to have an option. It's also NORTH exposure/back yard, gets mid to late afternoon sun. Trees and distance to the neighbors.

Room is for relaxing, decompressing, restoring, staving off winter blues, enjoying a meal with nature. I want to read/art/music, my guy wants tv (I don't but I won't win that battle). It will have a Tiara II Heat N Glo direct vent gas stove in the corner. It is very comfortable.